Maybe I'm just feeling agreeable today, or maybe you just worded it in a way I could easily understand.

Give kids the opportunity to learn about sex and they will learn, and selecting an age where they are "ready" becomes a nonissue.

Sex is riskier than tetherball because we as a society make it so.

I'm still not really convinced that the AoC has no reason for existence. I think it ought to be proven that the AoC doesn't protect children from any exploitation or abuse before we do away with it.

I still think an AoC test makes the most sense as a next step, if we truly are headed in that direction.

Does everyone go through the flip-flop phase after joining this board, or is it just me? I feel like all of the new information I've encountered in the last four months is giving me whiplash. I expect my perspective will gradually stabalize over time.

- Rainbow