Your "real question" is a change of topic. The age a particular sexual practice becomes a healthy endeavor depends upon many factors, including, for example, th

Your "real question" is a change of topic. The age a particular sexual practice becomes a healthy endeavor depends upon many factors, including, for example, the attitude parents have about their own and their child's sexuality. But this thread is about knowledge and not about doing. We are talking about whether access to information about fisting on Wikipedia should be blocked or not. I argue that if the child is interested, male or female, they should be able to learn what the term means. I also think that kids should be able to see for themselves race-hate propaganda, religious intolerance, naked people, and pornography if they are interested. It's our responsibility, as parents, to help them to look critically at the information they find on the web, on TV, and elsewhere. And we need to be open and willing to answer their questions in a clear, non-judgmental fashion. It is also our responsibility to teach kids about their bodies and their sexuality and what kinds of endeavors are healthy and what are dangerous. I believe that an informed person, regardless of age, is better off than one who has no information or misinformation.