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We pushed βthe guide to getting it onβ on our children at a relatively early age and invited them to discuss, which ensured they would never, ever, ever ask us anything about sex.
Lmao my dad did the same. Showed me how to use protection and explained how sex worked in a technical sense when I was about 11-12 I think. Never had to and never wanted to ask anything when I hit puberty