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Where did you think babies came from when you were little?

Bastet

Vile Stove-Toucher
I honestly don't remember where I thought babies come from. :confused: My 'daycare mum' lived on a farm of sorts, and I learnt about death there at a very early age - long before I learnt about birth lol. I grew up on a farm from about age 6 or 7, so it was all happening around me then. I remember mum leaving a book called 'Where Did I Come From?' on my bed when I hit an "appropriate" age, but I already knew that by then lol. When I hit puberty, the next book in that series magically appeared on my bed ('What's Happening To Me?'). That was the extent of my sex education at home...no talks, nothing. :rolleyes:
 

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
When I asked my mom, she said when two people love each other, god sees they love each other and he lets the mom become pregnant. And to this day, even though I'm almost 19, any thing that has to do with sex, or anything with attractive women is "off-limits" to me. I was too young to date in her eyes until I was 18. My mom doesn't want me to watch Sin City because she saw a trailer with a clothed dancer. She wouldn't be to happy if she knew of all the stuff I do behind her back.
I remember when I was maybe 3 years old, watching cartoons one morning, and there was some commercial that said "Say no the sex." My dad was the first one out in the room, and I asked him what is sex. He told me it was if your a boy or girl. I then asked, why you would say no to that? He then asked were I had heard the word at, and I told about the commercial. He then ended it by saying the commercial was just being stupid. I realize now he ment stupid in both his explination of what sex is to me (saying you should say no to being a boy or girl), and saying no to the actual process of having sex.
I found out what sex is, and how babies are made when I was in third grade. That would have made me 7 or 8 years old. Neither one of my parents even bothered with the "birds and the bees" talk, which I am actually relieved about. I just wouldn't want to have to talk to my mom about it, and my dad would have probably told me the very basics and then explain how to use a condom and then giving me one.
 
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