No, that was just where I got the figures. I actually took several semesters worth of similar classes. And, of course, several years of experimentation with my partner.

Also, I have absolutely no delusions that I may be a doctor - I couldn't do it if I wanted to. What I AM is a geek, and no self-respecting geek can resist speaking up in a useful way on a subject which they know something about.

@ 68 Aw, is someone insecure because someone else may know more about sex than you?

Come to my school, 76! Guys don't what to do with girls, it's like a dog chasing cars! They don't know what to do when they get one. One guy splattered **** all over a girl while they were doing some kinda 69-ing in the hallway. We need a teacher bro.

Nope. Sex ed doesn't teach you to please your partner. It does, however, teach you how to experiment with your partner in a safe way, and it points out that communication is key. That communication, coupled with a lot of effort, taught me to please my partner. Sex ed taught me to listen to her, how to make sure we weren't going to give each other any diseases (which turned out to be a moot point, since we were both disease-free), and how to keep things like pregnancy and young children from interfering with that effort. We were able to learn what each other like (and more importantly, dislike) and have children when we wanted and were ready.

@74 blowup dolls don't count as a "partner," you're not impressing anybody by pretending to have a girlfriend or boyfriend or whatever it is that you are into.