We talk a lot about sex. Many of you are parents out there and you might be wondering how to talk to your kids about sex. I know many-a-child has been curious (including me at a young age), but their parents weren't there to talk about sex.We've all had questions and we still have more questions. For example, how does one even broach the subject? How can we do it in a safe way without inducing shame and fear for our children? Why should parents teach their children about sex early? How early is too early?
Without further ado, what we talked about:
- How Maria got started as a sex comedian & lecturer
- Why it's so important to talk to your kids about sex
- Saving your kids from sexual abuse through educating them about sex
- Start a dialogue with your kids about sex without them rushing in to have it
- What's next for Maria's sex education foundation (that brings sex educators to universities and cities across the USA)
- Why she wants to travel & spread the message
More about MariaMaria Falzone is one of the most sought after speakers on safer sex at the college level. Each year colleges and universities invite her back to teach the essential rules to greater and safer sex. Unlike other lectures, Maria shares her personal story of shame and suffering about sex and how after contracting herpes from a friend she was forced to honestly look at her attitude about sex.
In Maria's words: "We live in a society where we get conflicting messages about sex. Our parents and Society tell us to wait. In the world of advertising sex sells. So we end up thinking that we should just know how to have sex. Parents spend good money for us to go to college to get an education so that we can graduate and go out there and get a good job. But when it comes to sex, which most of us are going to have, (hopefully more than once) we have little to no information. Some of us end up emotionally or physically scarred."
Find Maria on Twitter @mariafalzone, Facebook and her website, Sex Rules.
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