Comedy Sex Ed

For Boys

An online version of “The Talk” that parents can give to their son.

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Your indie alternative
to “those books…”

…the ones he threw in a river.

Expert Approved

This course has been audited by a Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) with a Master of Public Health (MPH) and approved as a foundational sex-ed program for boys, ages 12 - 15.

But it’s worth knowing, we’ve found the material lands best on the earlier side of that range, around 12, when the questions loom largest.

In fact, some parents give “The Talk” even earlier. But that’s a personal judgment call and completely up to the parents.

They learned it at school. Now let’s learn the rest.

Most schools do an incredible job. But others get a lot, LOT of pushback when they try to include “The New Stuff,” like:

  • Affirmative Consent
  • Porn
  • Sexting
  • Healthy Relationships
  • Unhealthy Relationships
  • Assault

…and no school, no matter how amazing, can share your personal values on sex, birth control, and when it’s time for… stuff.

So, we’re left with these massive, potentially

life-changing gaps

a lot of kids tend to fill in themselves.

Every parent has “The Talk.” But few have a plan.

Now, even if your school’s amazing — and a lot of them are — most parents still have some version of “The Talk.” But a lot of them find:

  • They need help with The New Stuff
  • “The Talk” is genuinely hard to start
  • They don’t have time for a 3-hour speech about “The Vas Deferens”

So, if you’re a parent, and you’re not sure how to handle this…

…THIS is how you “handle this.”Comedy Sex EdSM

How It Works
  1. 1

    He Reads – Your son reads a lesson and takes a quiz on his own.

  2. 2

    You Discuss – You share your values using the Discussion Guide.

  3. 3

    Your Son Burns the House Down – Look, he’ll hate ANY mandatory course on a Saturday...

…but you’ll have a critical conversation you’ve been dreading.

All you have to do is show up.

Sound Familiar?
  • “We gotta get to our kids before they get to each other”
  • “I gotta have The Talk, but don’t know where to start”
  • “Kids + phones = nightmare fuel”
  • “They know the basics, but need help with the new stuff”
  • “Honestly, I’ve been dreading this and wanna get it over with”

Well, if that’s you – it’s time.

Sign up for “Comedy Sex Ed” today.

Read. Discuss. Cringe.

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Better than the book he threw in the river.

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Expert Approved

This course was reviewed and approved by a Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) with a Master of Public Health (MPH).

Completely Online

This course gives your son a private space for private topics — and you the words when there are none.

Fills Gaps

Some schools — for reasons outside of their control — don’t include certain topics. This course helps you finish the job.

12 Text-Based Lessons 12 Quizzes 12 Discussion Guides

Curriculum Overview
  1. 1Anatomy
  2. 2Puberty
  3. 3Sex
  4. 4STIs
  5. 5Pregnancy Prevention
  6. 6Abstinence
  7. 7Affirmative Consent
  8. 8Porn Is NOT Real Life
  9. 9Sexting
  10. 10Healthy Dynamics
  11. 11Unhealthy Dynamics
  12. 12Assault
Start Where He Is
Full Course

If this is all very new, or he needs a little refresher, have him take the full course.

Skip Around

If he already knows the basics, skip around to what’s new, and choose your own adventure.

Discussion Guides

Wherever you start, these guides are a great way to break the ice, share your values, and actually have “The Talk.”

Age Guidelines

Every kid is different. So, use what you want. Skip what you don’t. And parents lead the way. But if you want a very, very loose guideline:

Age 11Your Call

  • Some parents start their kids a little early. And that’s completely up to them. But officially, the approval starts at 12.

Age 12 – 13Full Course

  • Now, this is the sweet spot. We found the material lands best around 12, when the questions loom largest.

Age 14 – 15Skip Around

  • They might already know the basics, but in some states, there can be gaps. Large gaps. So, skip around and fill them.

From the Parents Themselves

We gave “Comedy Sex Ed” to a small group of early users.
The results were even better than we expected.

DO IT! It’s a great tool. And you can pick and choose — that’s the great thing.

…this introduced lightness to an otherwise awkward milestone.

It breaks the ice easy and covers many topics they’d miss or just hurry through.

It created a dialogue between us that would never have occurred otherwise.

I had no idea how to break the ice… I was rehearsing various scripts in my head and none of them felt like the right way. When this came across my inbox I immediately thought this would be helpful.

It reinforces something they learned (in school,) but does it in a way where parents can be involved.

This more comprehensive approach made me feel like he was learning about more than just the act of sex.

I’m glad he was given a safe space to get clarity on common pregnancy misconceptions.

If you’re not having The Talk by 13, they’re already having The Talk with the internet and their friends.

I wouldn’t have known how to bring up what he learned in school without it being awkward. But this way, the conversation was very natural and we were able to cover heavy topics…

(The most valuable part was) the ability to discuss many uncomfortable topics all in one place.

…it was being able to go through these awkward topics together, with someone almost moderating and breaking the ice for us. It was almost like having a buffer.

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Read. Discuss. Cringe.

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Way, WAY cheaper than your son… having a son.

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Common Questions and Answers

Why Should I Trust This Course?

This course was reviewed and approved by a Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) with a Master of Public Health (MPH).

Where Is The Information From?

The underlying guidance is from trusted sources, like The CDC, The Department of Health and Human Services, and The National Institutes of Health.

Why Comedy?

We already have 10 million courses written by people in lab coats. But that approach isn’t right for every kid. So, this is for parents who wanna try something new, get creative, and cover the broccoli in cheese.

Are Serious Topics Handled… Seriously?

Yes. There are no jokes, for example, about assault. That section is just an age-appropriate safety lesson.

Who Is This Right For?

This is for parents who want more control. Maybe you wanna share your values. Start them early. Or dive a little deeper. Or maybe – in your state – your school isn’t allowed to teach everything. But whatever the case, we live in a complicated time. This puts parents in the driver’s seat.

Who Is This Wrong For?

This course includes conversational language. Age-appropriate jokes. Passing mentions to the LGBT community. Vaccines. And The CDC’s definition of sex, which includes all types of sex. So, if that’s not for you, then it’s not for you. Review the course first. If you do not wanna show it to your son, simply do not show it to your son.

Why Is It Text-Based?

Video can “seem nice,” for some. But when it’s done right, it’s actually really expensive. It forces a fixed pace. And honestly… it’s easy to sit back, zone out, and let the video play in the background. But with a text-based model, you get a few major wins:

1) Text invites a more active form of learning
2) It allows kids to go at their own pace
3) It gives you the same trusted guidance at a much lower price

That’s why Comedy Sex Ed encourages kids to read. You know, like our ancestors used to do.

How Long Does It Take To Complete?

The course contains 12 lessons. And each lesson can be completed in about 10 - 20 minutes.

Use what you want. Skip what you don’t. Discuss for as long as you’d like.

Is Our School Doing A Bad Job?

No, they’re probably doing a GREAT job, with a very tricky situation. Sex Ed is a personal thing. Some want more. Some want less. And some want it way, way sooner. So, there’s no way to please everyone. The best we can do is put parents in the driver’s seat, with something like this.

What If I Wanna Skip A Section?

Easily done. Just skip it. There’s no “hard edit” where you have to finish one section to get to another.

Does My Son Want This?

No, absolutely not. Your son does not want a mandatory course of ANY kind on a Saturday. Your son wants to zipline with his friends.

But he’s gotta learn it somehow. So, let’s get it done.

What’s The Scope?

This is an intro course. A primer. The basics. So, it’s not a comprehensive deep dive into every single topic. And as for the lessons we’ll cover, see the course overview for details.

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The Early Buzz

Before we launched, we showed this to
a small group of parents.

Here are their actual texts.

“Wow, I never knew I could use this until I saw it”

“It’s brilliant and will be huge. Can you talk?”

“They’re already talking about (sex.) The only way to protect them is education.”

“Holy shit. Are you a genius?”

“Once you get noticed in certain circles, everyone will use (this)”

$ Money-Back Guarantee

Review this course. If you do not wanna show it to your son, simply do not show it to your son.

Ask for your money back within 3 days of purchase, and we’ll give you a full refund. See FAQ page for terms.

Bottom Line…

Every parent has “The Talk.” But few have a plan.

So, you have a few different options:

1

Let the Kids Work It Out

You can let the coolest 8th grader explain a complex, modern landscape and hope he does a really good job.

2

Give “The Talk” Alone

You can sit on the edge of your son’s bed and white-knuckle a 3-hour conversation about sex.

3

Comedy Sex Ed

You can sign up for Comedy Sex Ed and get it over with.

For Boys

They read. You discuss.
Everyone avoids eye contact.

Get It Over With Today