Most people reading this blog are old enough to have missed the sexual revolution.  For most of us, our sex education consisted of an embarrassing conversation with a teacher in the sixth or seventh grade. Girls heard a lecture about becoming a woman, and saw a Disney cartoon about menstruation. The boys were in a separate room, with their own embarrassing discussion.

Most of us learned the details from such classic sex manuals like Peyton Place, and other scandalous novels of the fifties-early sixties.

Not only was most of what we learned from these experts wrong…but Read More→