The High School Sex Pot
Questions from America's Teens
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What is the average penis size?
Can a guy come in his sleep?
What does the clitoris do?
Can some people be both male and female?
If the baby is too small, could it shoot out during labor?
Does sex hurt when you do it the first time?
What does semen taste like?
What if I never orgasm?
Is it possible to run out of sperm from masturbating too much?
Is gayness inherited?
Can you reuse a condom?
Where can you get tested for HIV? AIDS?
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About the Book
Did you ever wonder what your teens wanted to know about sex (without asking)? Do you need a book to jump-start your discussion of sex with your teen? Mrs. R. has been able to generate discussion in her classroom by having her students anonymously submit questions each class period that she would answer. The questions that the students submitted were blunt and honest. She attempted to answer all questions submitted, and tied the answers to the physiology of human sexuality and the maturity needed for responsible decision-making. The frank and innocent questions are contained in the book, and her candid, informative and sometimes humorous answers are captured in the pages. The High School Sex Pot gives readers the opportunity to get inside the minds of teenagers today. Mrs. R. has compiled sex-related questions that she has anonymously received from teens over the past several years and has answered them scientifically, humorously, and with a frankness that puts adults and teens at ease about today’s sexual issues. This book is a must-read for teens, parents, and educators. Everyone is bound to learn something and may come away inspired to more frankly discuss sexuality with those closest to them.
About the Author
Mrs. R. has been teaching sex ed. for over a decade. As a youth group minister, high school biology teacher, and college human anatomy and physiology professor, she brings a well-rounded perspective to topics that are important to teens today. Since graduating from college with a BS in biology, she has served as a Medical Service Corps officer in the U.S. Army, volunteered as youth minister in parishes across