How old were you when you found out about the birds and the bees ?
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Birds and bees? There are birds and bees? What do birds and bees do together?
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not very old....i know a person who got them when she was four until she was six and then from 11 to 13
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My mom told me you found babies under rocks.... I told her to put my little sister back and find a better one...lol.... I was 6 yrs.
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What kind of bees make milk?\n\n\nBoobies.
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Secreted by young bees.
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I was 16 (born in 1978)
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HAVE YOU HEARD OF THE BIRDS AND THE BEES FOOL????
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The birds and the bees don't have a particular story buddy! It just a common reference is made to tell a younger person about sex. As if parents don't really want to recognize in front of their kids that they did THAT to make YOU! LOL.
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how old are you ? 12 ?
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how old are you and how fat are you?
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Me.....older than dirt...:)
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I was 9 years old I got me 2 coronas and 4 shots of brandy...lol...that was crazy
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when i was really young.
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me at 15... but it was not a big deal cause I felt the same person before and after having sex... lol it's like if you ask someone when he started to eat candies, ''I started to eat candies at 3years old and now at 89 I still a king!!''
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No, I'm thirty years old and still haven't quite figured out what or where I want to be when I grow up. EN route I've gathered one and a half kids (the one whose out is just fab, the other gives me serious heartburn but I'm sure will be adorable too once its born), a lovely husband, a good job, nice home and two degrees.Not bad for a clueless blonde!!!!
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Explaining to children about sex.\n\ngirl: Daddy, how are babies made?\nFather: Daddy plants a seed in mummys' tummy\ngirl: Does she swallow the seed?\nfather: Only if she wants a new dress......\n\n\n\nI take it you mean in the sense of explaining the basic facts about sex and reproduction to children?\n\nThe phrase the birds and the bees (sometimes further extended to birds, bees and butterflies) has been common in the language for at least the last couple of centuries to refer in a generalised way to the natural world (do journalists still refer dismissively to the natural-history column in their journals as “the birds-and-bees department”?). The alliteration has undoubtedly helped to make it a satisfactory formulaic expression.\n\nFumbling attempts to explain the facts of life to children often involved analogies with birds laying eggs and bees pollinating flowers. So it’s easy to see how the expression could have turned into a sarcastic reference to such attempts.\n\nIt’s so common these days as to be a cliché. To round off this explanation, I wanted to include a note to say how old it is. This is where I got stuck. You might be astonished to discover how few reference books even mention this phrase; not one of my extensive collection of works on euphemisms and suchlike expressions includes it. Because it’s so common in its literal sense, finding euphemistic instances in digital archives involves combing through masses of irrelevant material.\n\nIf you know your song lyrics, you may have in mind that mildly risqué Cole Porter number from 1928, Let’s Do It, which has the lines “Birds do it, bees do it / Even educated fleas do it / Let’s do it, let’s fall in love”. That’s certainly got the idea. However, the first explicit use of the phrase I know of is in a newspaper, the Freeport Journal Standard, dated 1939: “A Frenchman was born sophisticated: he knows about the birds and the bees. In consequence, French films are made on a basis of artistic understanding that does not hamper the story.” I might be out by a decade or two, or even a century or two, though my impression is that it’s relatively modern.
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sounds complicated.how old are you?