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In a weird sort of way, i found some of the programme last night made me laugh. Hearing 13 year old kids explaining how they were disappointed to have their girlfriends turn down anal sex was bizare, I'm not even sure i knew what anal sex was at that age!
Afterwards i felt like i had been a late starter, saw plenty of mags as a kid (under brother/uncle's bed) but didn't watch my first porno until i was 18, on my birthday in fact - present from my mates.

You could say i've been making up for lost time ever since. lol!!

knew about oral sex wen i was 12 but the girls that wanted to do it to me i didnt really like,lol.

i though it was interesting that their attitudes and opinions were generally "correct" tho, almost mature! (_excluding the one who wanted anal sex tho obv_)

they looked to be taking the right things from porn and leaving the wrong things be.

I actually found it quite disturbing at points. I found that the tone of the programme tried to make the link between porn and disturbing thoughts that children may have about pornography in general. Although Anal sex is generally accepted as a given in modern day movies I do not want to listen to a 13 year old ned stating how he tries it on with his latest girlfriend and looks deeply disappointed that she said 'no'.That to me veered away from the educational values that porn can have to individuals and focssed on the most extreme aspect of porn and the effects it may have on childrens thoughts.

JP

the programme was fairly interesting, especially the conversations between parents and their children. the 15 year old girl talking with her brother and father came across as very sensible and mature on the subject, it was actually very refreshing to hear her views, especially after the very childish actions of some of the kids in the programme the night before where they were in a house together for a week.

I hadn't even reached puberty at 12 years old.

a lot of kids having sex nowadays haven't reached puberty, it seems childhood doesn't last long these days. it's very sad to see kids rushing to be "adults" and missing out on some aspects of childhood.