he said, he hadn't experienced one yet). At the time, I thought this was quite abnormal. It's not. Kids these days (for the record, I'm only 25, and I just turned 25 this past May) know a hell of a lot. It's extremely normal, at least in my experience, for 15-year-olds (and younger, and older) to have quite a lot of knowledge about sex and sexuality that even I didn't have at their age (and it wasn't that long ago that I was at their age). That is not an excuse for the comments Lunam was getting. I really don't give a shit if she had posted a nude pic of herself with the Sagan book nestled right between her legs (ignoring, for the moment, the fact that this would be illegal). She's fucking 15 years old . You just don't respond the way a lot of those guys responded to her, circumstances and context be damned. If you just look at the comments sections on all of these A+ related FTB articles, you can see how misguided this entire effort is. Strip away the names of the posters and just read when the people claiming to support each other are saying to each other about this. It's shameful to see people threatening others for "failing" to think precisely the way they do. A+ is divisive at it's root, creating an us-versus-them culture of elitism with sentiments no different than any religious movement who believes they've got it right this