Reason 512 Never To Have Kids

The Sex Talk

Be warned, if you are drinking anything, put it down and swallow before reading any further, and don't eat while reading this message. If you have kids, you've been through this, so you know where I'm coming from. If you haven't gone through this...this is what you have to look forward to.

Yesterday afternoon, my wife was walking by my kids' bedroom when she saw them peeking out the window at the neighbor girl my 10 year old has a crush on. As my wife looked in, my 8 year old said to my 10 year old, "You want to have sex with Stephanie!" to which he responded "Ewww! Gross!"

So, my wife decided it was time for our semi-annual sex talk with the kids. Now, we made the decision long before we ever had kids that when we did, we would be honest and open about the subject of sex, answering any questions they ask at a level they might understand. So each time we have this conversation we clarify more things, introduce some new terms, and get into a little more detail.

We also ask a lot of questions to see how mature they are in their thinking about sex. This helps us gage how much we need to tell them.

Well, the Semi-Annual Sex Talk of 2004 was a doozie.

The cast of characters were:

Joe - The immature, yet oh so witty, dad.

Carla - The ever so serious "good parent"

Alec - The brainy, awkward, embarrassed 10 year old.

Jaisen - The obnoxious, hysterical 8 year old (Stiffler in training?).


The conversation went a little something like this:

Carla: That talk I just heard was inappropriate.

Joe: Yeah, even if it's true.

Alec: Daddy!

Carla: (with evil glare) Anyway...what do you think sex is?

Jaisen: I know ALL about sex!

Joe: Ok, smarty pants, what do you think sex is?

Jaisen: It's when two people touch their privates together!

Carla: Where did you learn that?

Jaisen: At school. (Counting off on his fingers) There sex, there's plain ol' kissy kissy, and there's smooching.

Joe: What are "kissy kissy" and "smooching"?

Jaisen: Smooching is when you kiss with your clothes on. Plain ol' kissy kissy is where you kiss all naker. Duh!

Carla: "Naker"? You mean naked?

Jaisen: Nope. Naker. As in NUDE! You get naked in the shower, you get nude, or naker, for plain ol' kissy kissy or sex.

Alec: What's "humping"?

Joe and Carla try unsuccessfully to hold back laughter which escapes in a quick yet powerful burst

Carla: Daddy, would you like to take this one?

Joe: Well...uh...

Jaisen: It's like sex, with private to private, but one of the privates is a butt!

Joe and Carla fall on the floor and turn beet red.

Alec: That's gross!

Jaisen: That's gay!

Joe and Carla stare at each other in disbelief

Joe: What's gay?

Jaisen: Humping!

Joe: No no...I mean what does 'gay' mean?

Alec: It means when a man loves another man, or a woman loves another woman.

Jaisen: Yeah, that's gay!

The conversation then took a more serious turn into whether or not there is anything wrong with people being gay, and how they should handle it if kids started calling other kids gay. As it turns out, they were pretty smart here, concluding that there was nothing wrong with being gay, and that they should not participate in the name calling.

Further conversation revealed that they thought that a woman could get pregnant by kissing. Not just any kissing, though, "plain ol' kissy kissy" only. This is when my wife decided it was time for them to learn the correct term for the female private parts.

Carla: So what is the proper name for your private parts?

Jaisen: Peanuts!

Joe: Peanuts?

Jaisen: Oops. PEE-NISS! Penis! Not peanuts, you eat peanuts, and you don't eat penis. That would be gay!

Carla: Ok (fighting back smile)...do you know what a female private is called?

Jaisen: I know ALL about sex! The female private is a noonie-noonie!

Carla: That may be one name for it, but the correct term is "vagina"

Jaisen: (At the top of his lungs) JINA? WHAT'S A JINA? I'VE NEVER HEARD OF A JINA!

Thinking of how thin the walls are in our apartment, Joe and Carla both turn a beautiful shade of red

Carla: Not "jina", "Vagina" "Vuh vuh vagina"

Jaisen: Vuh vuh vagina. Vuh vuh vagina. Sounds like Virginia!

Later, of course, we call my mom (73 years old) in Virginia and ol' Stiffler tells her, "I want to come and visit you in Virginia this summer. But I like to call it Vaginia...Vuh vuh Vaginia!

Suddenly, my mother had to go."
7,142 views 11 replies
Reply #1 Top
hahahaahahahahahahahahaahaha

I don't have kids

but I've heard playground talk along those lines

beautifully handled *salutes*
Reply #2 Top
I look forward with fear and trepidation the first of what I am sure will be many semi-annual sex talks. But this article? Genius. I could barely stop laughing. Oh boy, the things I have before me.
Reply #3 Top

...cute, but mildly alarming that kids would be talking about wanting to have sex at that young an age...

Anyway, I see you're new to joeuser...welcome aboard, I look forward to reading more!

Reply #4 Top
...cute, but mildly alarming that kids would be talking about wanting to have sex at that young an age...


At least at this age it's just talk. I was shocked to hear of kids just a couple of years older than mine not only talking about sex, but having sex. And through middle school and in through high school having "f*** buddies" where they'll go over to their house for a quicky, and then sit down and play video games. If I can find the article, maybe I'll remember to post the link here, but I read something a month or two ago that talked about how boys and girls don't "go steady" anymore. They don't want to complications of commitment, so they're just having sex with friends with no strings attached. So I vote to teach my kids as much as I can, as early as they can deal with it, so they can make the right choices later in life.
Reply #5 Top
This was extremely funny!  I have two young boys so I know I am in for similar talks soon.  My boys already know the basic difference and go around saying stuff like "I don't have ovaries.  Only girls have ovaries."  or "boys have a penis and girls have just a hole."  They know a little about sperm thanks to the Discovery channel.  I asked my son what part of his body the sperm is in and he said "the balls."  After regaining composure I taught him the word testicals.  He still prefers balls and they both refer to their penis as their "pee-pee."  Aren't boys fun?!
Reply #6 Top
He he he . . . around my house we have the "tally" . . . my seven year old understands a bit about female plumbing in relation to childbirth (he knows the vagina as the "birth canal") since he learned a bit about it when his brother was born, but my four year old can't understand why I "pee with my butt" . . . all I've told him at this point is that boys and girls are different and girls don't have tallies. My seven year old also understands sex as when "mommas and daddies love each other naked in the bedroom with the door locked."
Reply #7 Top
I heard a great expression the other day.  A lady said they came up with the term "moving the furniture" as a euphamism for touching themselves.  I had to ask because I was really confused when I saw her little boy touching himself, asked if he had to go to the bathroom and she replied by yelling at him "quit moving the furniture!"
Reply #8 Top
hahahahahahahah. ohhh. sigh. Mine is only two and I am sure that I will have just as much fun. Thank you for the humorous look into my future...
Reply #9 Top
Thanks for the warning, I would have ruined my montior if I was drinking and eating.
Reply #10 Top

this is wonderful stuff, i howled with laughter. superbly done !.

vanessa/mig XX

Reply #11 Top
I just bumped into this one - funny, but nicely done! I've already had the talk with my 15 year old but not with the 10 year old yet, and the 3 year old is right behind. Oh, thisis going to be so much fun!