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Everyone remembers their sex-ed in school. Or, in some people's cases, their lack thereof. Whether it consisted of your PE teacher awkwardly putting a condom on a banana or your biology teacher told you that sexual contact of any kind was a sin that you'll burn in hell for, I'm betting it was pretty uncomfortable. These real, sex-ed horror stories from students and teachers show how painfully awkward the topic is and how wrongly schools teach their students such an important issue.

Admit it, you have a ton of questions you've always wanted to ask a member of the opposite sex, but haven't been able to. Perhaps you never have the balls (see what I did there?) to ask, or it wasn't an appropriate question, or you just don't know anyone to ask. Whatever the reason, you are not alone. Turns out, loads of people have these questions and a Reddit thread has kindly collated them all, so you can peruse through and see the answers to some of the most commonly thought of questions for the opposite sex. 

Job interviews are tricky business, both for the employer and potential employee. There's a tricky balance of trying to find out as much as you can about the person you're interviewing whilst abiding by the law and sometimes, the interviewer doesn't quite get it. An AskReddit thread asked people to share the weirdest, most inappropriate, or most unexpected thing you were asked during a job interview and some of them are truly unbelievable and definitely illegal. Check them out below. 

Most of us possess the ability to be tactful when the situation calls for it; we don't ask inappropriate or insensitive questions, to avoid hurting people's feelings. But not everyone has the ability to shut off their verbal diarrhea and distinguish whether something is insensitive or not. An AskReddit thread asking people what the most insensitive thing they've ever been asked was has produced some truly shocking questions, showing that some people need a lesson or two on what the concept of tact is. Here are some of the most jaw-dropping ones. 

"But why?" is a question that all parents dread. Usually, it's because they don't know the answers and don't want their kid to know, but sometimes it's because there is just no answer. Reddit asked parents of the internet for the "why?" questions their toddlers have thrown at them that even Google couldn't answer and some of them are truly unanswerable. Check them out below. 

Imagine getting this questions!!