For Smart Kids Only; Not Meant to Be Taken Seriously
This site is like a giant middle finger pointed straight towards "pro-abstinence" groups and conservative nutjobs. It has a "cool older sister"-type presentation, but it's not for kids who don't know the difference between satire and reality. Obviously, much of the content on these videos is humorous, satirical, and not meant to be taken seriously. If you're mature enough to know better, it can be pretty amusing and often clever. But, if you're actually expecting "sex-ed"... look elsewhere. Seriously. Stupid kids shouldn't be on this site, but intelligent, smart teenagers with a mature sense of humor will find these videos to be highly entertaining. And, if you're looking for porn (like 90% of the people who visit this website)... look elsewhere.
Even though I was raised in a very strict Christian household, as a medical professional I see that abstinence only sex ed is becoming more and more useless. MWTSS is a funny and informative show with information about not only pregnancy and STI's, but also things teens might feel uncomfortable asking their parents about like fetishes and the female orgasm. It's refreshing to see a group of people so relaxed and funny when it comes to sex. If countries like the Netherlands and Sweden are any indication, taking the taboo factor away from sex and educating teens is a huge step in lowering teen pregnancy, STI, and abortion rates. MWTSS is well on the right track.
I loved it, personally. It was great because it was as much a comedy as an educational show. However, some of the topics are a little heady for my kids, and although I'm not forcing my kids to be abstinent (I know I wasn't.), I'm not sure I like that the show laughs off the idea of staying abstinent as a teen. I do like, however, that it addresses a wide variety of topics and promotes safety and positive body image.
This site removes the awkward talks with your parents and informs without the boring, old, doesn't-really-make-sense sex ed videos during health class. Plus, this site addresses some topics that people usually don't. It's better having someone address these topics than no one at all.
This show is for the kids who want answers to questions they don't want to ask their parents. It's better to have them learn how to put a condom on a banana then have them telling their parents they are pregnant. It's very educational, which a sense of humor.