These Sex Ed Videos Will Have You Putting Your Pants Back On
There’s a new site called Ranker that I discovered today when one of their guys emailed me with this list of the ten most bizarro sex videos ever. I get a lot of requests for links and such, but it’s rare that the material is worth sharing.
Oh boy, is this material worth sharing! I spent a chunk of time cracking up at these. The creepiness factor is over the top – most of the teachers seem like pedophiles, and there’s one warning kids to be careful “because one never knows when there are homosexuals about!” When we romanticize the bygone era of dating, we should remember that this is how people talked about sex. It’s hard to imagine that kids didn’t grow up with warped views and appetites. Um, I’m talking about your parents here. Maybe even your grandparents!
Hat tip to Ian Tindell for making this list on Ranker. Click here, or on any video below, which will take you to Ranker and provide hilarious commentary to enhance your viewing pleasure.
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These seem to date mostly from the 70's. This may seem a little strange but I think it was a big improvement on what my parents' generation and culture learned, which was nothing, or from nuns that their bodies were EVIL!
Actually, warning young people about the possibly inappropriate interest of adults doesn't seem that wrong with the recent Chris Hansen revelations. Those guys didn't really seem normal though.
Omega Man, yeah I agree. You're a bit younger than I am, but my parents were so traumatized by Catholic school nuns that they never even considered it for us. So many women went to the convent for all the wrong reasons in those days (are there any right ones?).
I thought the creepiest one was the first one – that Stepford mom walking in on her son masturbating, and hanging around for a chat. Also, it will always be important to warn children about inappropriate attention from adults. But they blame the whole thing on homosexual men! Saying that they're “about,” lurking. It's really bigotry the way it's presented there. Finally, the way the adults spoke with the mentally challenged kids was disturbing. 3 Holes! Let's count them together! Painful.
We tend to romanticize that era, with shows like Mad Men, but it was the Dark Ages wrt sexuality.
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Well, my first reaction (and I grew up in the 60's/70's) was simply Ewwwwww!
The most disturbing though were the developmentally disabled – I have a low tolerance threshold in that regard. Having a developmentally disabled son I can tell you I wouldn't want him exposed to that.
Got to agree with the mom walking in clip being creepy – The gal looked like Hillary Clintoon, nothing could kill a high hard one faster than that . . .
3dshooter, I agree it was offensive. And I wondered who those films were made for — Parents? I couldn't imagine a legitimate purpose for them. Again, that's an area where we've made real strides in society, I think.
Wrt Hillary Clinton, hahaha, I'm pretty sure Bill agrees with you. And speaking of a high hard one, how about the drawing of the erect penis at 12 o'clock?
I suspect they were made for 'gov't entities' (schools, psychologists, care provider's) – as the regime's understanding and use of the 'new media' of the time was in it's infancy. It was the age of 'Duck and Cover' and 'Reefer Madness'. We should probably enjoy the relative freedom of the Internet while it lasts.
I would also agree that BJ Clintoon came to that same revelation, as his questionable choices are still fodder for the likes of 'Bob and Tom'.
On a more serious note, I was disturbed seieng the picture referenced being force fed to a developmentally disabled young man. It is very difficult as a parent dealing with a young person with appropriate physical age desires and the mentality of a child. It is very difficult . . .
I can imagine how difficult it must be to manage puberty in that situation. In the film it was really disturbing because while I'm sure the intent was to reassure the young man that his feelings were normal, the “educator” seemed to be encouraging the young man in some way that felt patronizing and unrealistic. Maybe that was just my response, but it made me very uncomfortable.
My thought was “Isn't he the dude picking up the hitch-hiker in that other clip?”
Seriously, any one in that profession wouldn't want me catching them engaged in that sort of experimentation – those kind of encounters tend to make the news.