why did everyone assume my question was about sex?
408881
The other poster is so right!  We females are approached with this "no strings attached" crap everyday, so we automatically assume that it has a sexual meaning behind it.
17944
sex comes with a responsibility, in case the worse happens. You need to be ready and fully matured for that. You don't have to burden society. To check this, I guess an age limit was set, and any activity below that age was made illigal.
8168
Some of these dumb questions are people trying to be funny and earn points on yahoo answers. Most are really not knowing and not getting the sex-education at home like they are suppose to.
819532
Your question is not complete   help what?\n\nbetter sex?\nbetter protection against?\n\nRe-think your question
750587
I hate to say this, but it would have saved you some trouble if you asked that question to him BEFORE having sex!\n\nIt appears BOTH of you got caught up in the moment!
575186
I hate how people snap at people asking questions we all think \nare easy questions. Some of you answerd the question properly. \n\nYes I agree that in this case it would mean having sex "hard" applying more force during intercourse. But the watersports thing throws me off. you must have Miss heard or you know some kinky people.
269543
I think its because parents are so embarrassed about sex. I think the boy probably was cool with it until everybody started telling him it was bad. How would you like to tell everybody every little detail about your sex life?
68833
Because this forum is anonymous and people can judge without any repercussions. I also think that some of the questions are stated in such a way as to suggest that people are making serious life decisions without correct information, without guidance, and without seeing the big picture sometimes. So people feel that they need to point these things out to questioners.\n\nYou point out one of the flaws with Yahoo! Answers, and that is that there is really very little guidance about what people should expect and how they are to act on this forum. So there is a lot of variability in how people answer questions.\n\nI for one am less concerned with people being judgemental than I am about people who are crude, who give incorrect information, or who use this forum to solicit dates, sex, or customers. These are larger problems with this site.\n\nGreat question!
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I am one of the minority of women on here who thinks that Y! Answers should allow sexual questions. (I posted a question about whether any people frequent adult-themed chatrooms. It was promptly removed by the Y!Staff). I think that people should be allowed to know what others think of various issues regarding sex, and their habits, etc.\n\nDr. Kinsey released his findings on sexual issues, shocking a lot of people into realising that most people are a lot more sexual than they pretend... However, that was a long time ago. Now to know what people truly think about sex, we have to just rely on friends who are willing to talk about it. I don't know about you, but my girlfriend is the only friend I am willing to talk to about sex.\n\nIn chatrooms and on sites like Yahoo however, I feel free to open up more and share my likes, dislikes, etc.
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I too am worried about the questions asked and answers given on this board.  The questions asked about sexual subjects concern me, but fortunately they are not too prevalent.  Hopefully there is someone at Yahoo who is monitoring these threads and deleting the crudely sexual questions.\nOf most concern to me is the inability of people who have spoken some form of English for their entire lives to properly phrase a question or answer.\nEven when I was growing up (back in the 1960s-'70s, when dinosaurs still walked the earth ;)), educators told us that form is not important, but content is all that matters.  I disagree; without knowing how to communicate, how do you expect to make your point (or two)?  Many costly mistakes have been made in the world because people did not understand what others were saying, or misinterpreted what was being said.\nThe proper use of the English language seems to be dissolving into a morass of code words and irrationality.
654872
I don't know.  I've noticed the same problem with some of my questions.  Maybe it's like someone said--if your questions aren't about sex, or hating someone or being pregnant, then people aren't interested.  :o)
540932
You could do like everyone else and have them log on here.  We'll tell them for you.\n\nBut if you insist on doing it yourself, I suggest you wait until they start asking questions like "Where do babies come from?" and "Why does my little sister have a vagina and I have a penis?"  \n\nYou should handle them individually and not at the same time because they are not the same age or gender and can't process the information identically.\n\nAnswer all questions honestly and leave the stork to parents that lie to their kids.  And whatever you do, don't villianize sex, but simply say that there is a time and a place for everything.\n\nNOTE: Your goal is to make them as comfortable as possible when discussing sex with you.  Don't overload them, and never scold them for stuff that is only natural.  If you do, you can be assured of being left out of the loop when it comes time to discussing whether or not to have sex with their BF or GF.
1182342
I agree. Sex & sexual topics should be discreet. Not discussed publicly unless there's full consent to do so. Otherwise, it's inappropriate.
1156128
umm...even i don't think that too many people engage in casual sex (unless you are a desperate teenager or a slut). jokes apart some just wanna be lebelled cool so maybe they lie about sleeping around.
198505
Sex - offer sex...why is this a mystery to women?
277438
Same reason you guys ask sex questions.  Shows who is intellectual.
405217
I didn't know anyone had "appropriated" sex. I thought it was available to us all.\n\nIf what you meant is "appropriate", I don't know, I've never had sex with an asterisk, and don't know of anyone who has either.