Hey that works for me However I don't know if I want that same message passed out on a pamphlet to my kids in school. Yikes, yeah if you live in England your kids may come home with one of these leaflets. The leaflets were put out by NHS (National Health Service) which feels the students have the "right" to a enjoyable sex life.

OK so what happened to teaching the kids about safe sex and about STD's now were jumping on the band wagon of saying "hey you should have a orgasm a day"? OK I'm wondering are they referring only to actual sex with another person or what about masturbation ( I think I'm the first to type that word on this site)? I dunno about the other parents but I would not be to happy about my child coming home with a pamphlet that encourages them to have sex. I don't consider myself to be a prude in any way but I do think there is a level of responsibility and I don't know if kids are at that level that they need this to be put in their faces. I'm all for sex education and teaching about protection and STD's but I'm not ready for this.

You can read more about it here:

Pupils told they have a 'right' to a good sex life: That's the advice for youngsters from the NHS

The NHS is telling school pupils they have a 'right' to an enjoyable sex life and that it is good for their health.

A Health Service leaflet says experts concentrate too much on the need for safe sex and loving relationships, and not enough on the pleasure it can bring.

But family campaigners last night condemned the guidance, saying it encouraged underage sex and could increase rates of sexually-transmitted diseases.

the last line in the article was this:

About 40,000 teenagers become pregnant every year in the UK - the highest level in western Europe. More than half end in abortion.

So what do you think - good idea of bad idea?