By Meklit Gebre-Mariam, 16, University HS

I took health class two years ago in the summer and it was, well, I’m not sure exactly how to describe it. Class consisted of an excited teacher describing his sexual experiences from his teens to early adulthood to a mortified group of students. I can’t remember a single useful thing I learned about sex.

Where do you get most of your information about sex?

a) Friends
b) Parents
c) School
d) Porn

Where do you get your info on sex/relationships/dating/birth control/STIs/etc…?

I have this super cool little tool installed on my gmail account called a Google Reader. It spoon-feeds me a daily update of all my favorite blogger's postings, and sheds light on all my tricky questions and endless curiosity about all things sex/gender/love/relationships/health/pop culture-related. So the latest blog that has been catching my eye over and over is the Kinsey Confidential... based out of the Kinsey Institute in Indiana.

How was your sex ed? Did your gym teacher present it, or were there guest speakers from the local teen clinic? What worked, and what didn’t? Five teens from Cutler Orosi in the Central Valley have a new idea that you can watch: