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On the topic of young kids learning about these things, when i was 15/16 and in a really serious relationship, my mother bought me a play girl so as i could see what a naked male looked like so i wouldn't be curious to go over any boundrys.... Education means smarter decisions..
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On an unrelated poetry bulletin board to which I belong, it has a thread for "mature" topics that can only be accessed after the moderator emails a password to members over 21. This area of the board allows people to post written content without exposing it to the younger participants on the board.
Obviously nothing is foolproof; however perhaps an area designated for sensitive subjects of a mature nature featuring password protection would be one option to consider.
As a married adult, I do have questions about intimacy and IBS--I can't control the fact that there are young people on this board. So does that mean I do not ask my questions? I don't know anyone in my life with whom to have that sort of a conversation. Perhaps if there were an area where people could ask personal questions about IBS this sort of issue could be avoided?
Just an idea!
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GREAT idea... but I sure would hate to have one more thing that Heather would have to worry about doing (i.e. giving the password and getting even more email) I guess this would also involve her having to search other threads to make sure that they are in the "Mature" area....
But again...great idea...
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On an unrelated poetry bulletin board to which I belong, it has a thread for "mature" topics that can only be accessed after the moderator emails a password to members over 21. This area of the board allows people to post written content without exposing it to the younger participants on the board.
Obviously nothing is foolproof; however perhaps an area designated for sensitive subjects of a mature nature featuring password protection would be one option to consider.
As a married adult, I do have questions about intimacy and IBS--I can't control the fact that there are young people on this board. So does that mean I do not ask my questions? I don't know anyone in my life with whom to have that sort of a conversation. Perhaps if there were an area where people could ask personal questions about IBS this sort of issue could be avoided?
Just an idea!
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