<human>: Me: *well, technically you started as an egg, inside me. And you hatched in my womb. Instead of laying an egg, you were born alive*

Fiancé: **whoa, HEYYYY, why don't you go play in your room with your ds**

Son: OK! 

Ohhhhhhh boy. 

The sex talk. 

My son is 6. And, I only have one reservation about telling him where babies come from.... 

When he learns something new, he must tell **everrrryyyyyybooodddyyyyyy**. 

My fiance and I (not his real father, bio dad has only visitation rights) disagree on how / when to handle the sex talk. 

I've dodged his questions lately with a "ohhh, gosh honey. That's such a long and boring answer. Let's wait until I know how I can explain it to you, k?" 

He is also asking when I'm going to have another baby. Which I think is his way of asking where they come from. 

And he's usually OK with my dodging. Mom is spacey, and he's used to me having to think about my answer anyway, so when I say I don't know how to explain it, he's on his merry way. Until he asks again. 

My fiance thinks that if I explain it to him, he runs the risk of being hypersexed at a young age, now knowing what sex is, being interested in it too early. (his experience) 

I know my son is not me, or my fiance. He is his own little self that will absorb and react in his own way. But I'm sure if we teach him at least a certain way, he can be educated about it while being hypersexed, which happens at a young age *anyway*. 

I have no problem giving the sex talk.

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<bot>: My question is, how would you go about compromising with your SO about the sex talk if you two differ in how / when it should be given, when the child has begun asking questions.