[Indie'sOK]

First let me point out that this is indeed a rant and it talks about things some people might consider "gross"...orgasms, clitoris, the whole bit.

I was looking into reading some health sites with information about the female orgasm and what it feels like, I then come to find my computer blocks every site listed by Google. No, I am not some pervert looking into hot and heavy sex talk - I honestly want to learn more about my own sexual self and my body..what's so wrong about that? Which brings me to a bigger problem that I'm sure has been brought up here before but I want to say it anyway...by saying that sites like these are a "no-no" and that sex is "bad", how are we supposed to become more comfortable with our sexual selves? Yes I know these sites are probably inaccessable simply because little kids might run across them...since when are kids looking for information on the clitoris? Sorry if this post upsets anyone, I'm just angry. Not because I couldn't get into these sites, but because there is so much shame in our society over something so natural...I myself am still trying to become more comfortable with the whole thing. Any thoughts?

[lynn P.]

Sorry you're frustrated ((Indie'sOK)). Do your parents have a 'parental block' on the computer - unfortunately even legitimate educational websites might end up blocked. I know there are educational sites. I don't think it's a gross topic.

[Perna]

Yes, it's just your computer blocking the site, not Google or their subject. I would get around that by taking a trip to my local library and getting a book or looking at their magazines :-) It could be too that their computers don't block the same sites.

Maybe it won't block "school" (university) health sites? Try this one:

http://www.ualberta.ca/dept/health/w...ons/mythsf.htm