Ahh... k.

I don't think I CAN answer the question (just being honest).

Honesty is good; I can dig it. ;) Thx.

The predominant physical difference is that the epithelium and microbiotic environment are identical to that of a postmenopausal woman. This results in a slight increase in STD transmission - but if that's at all a possible issue, one should probably use a degree of protection in the first place.

...physically speaking. ;)

I'm sorry that I incorrectly read the comment. I'm looking to offend anyone.

heheh...

...work hard enough and you'll get there. :p

(j/k. Amusing typo, though) ;)

My question truly was, straight up, when are children old enough to understand sex in it's many forms?

Well, I can give one answer, in two parts...

(1) How old are you?

(2) Do you feel you have a true and complete understanding of, say, the paederotic, zooerotic, nepierotic, furry, necroerotic, and plushie communities? If so, we're free to get into the "kink" market afterwards. :p

If I may be so bold as to take a guess - look up what you wrote down for #1, and the answer is probably "older than that."

...that'll probably be true no matter who's reading the questions. Just the other day, I was asking one of the friendly nons I know - in essence - "wtf is up with heteroerotic attraction??" It became a fascinating several hours of in-depth discussion.

I ask because I am curious, not because I'm trying to prove a point.

Np. People usually get offended in intellectual discussion with me, usually because I'm obsessed with generating nefarious traps for them to think their way through. I do it both where I agree and disagree...

...I apologize to any who choose to get offended by it. It's too much of a core essence of my being not to do so, however, and they do serve some purpouse... especially in the case of curiosity. It can make people question themselves, think through angles like they've never dreamed...

...and that's what it's about. Thougts, ideas, beliefs... it's not what'cha got, it's how one gets there, after all. ;)

...and I like seeing what diverse people come up with, even if it does make 'em think. Sorry for any inconvenience. ;)