[djmcmath]

I'm honestly all for presenting kids with realistic sex ed. Not merely a "how to" guide, but "there are risks and rewards here, you need to understand what you're getting into, and you don't really *need* to do this if you don't want to."

Anecdotally, I've known a shocking number of grownups who were having unprotected sex with people they knew they didn't want to raise kids with. Heck, one of my coworkers -- a college-educated woman -- was surprised when she delivered a baby. I work with homeless youth, many of whom have kids of their own, largely because they just don't understand the natural byproducts of sex, and that they don't necessarily have to have sex just yet.