The thing is, EVERYONE in the church talks about Jesus. EVERYONE asks for prayer. Nearly every piece of Christian literature, music, and devotion has something to do with Jesus and prayers. And, you're never going to find a shortage of Christians or churches that talk about Jesus and prayers as well.
However, if people have LEGITIMATE questions about sex, which many do (I'm not talking about all the "How close can I get to the line and not sin" or "Why can't I have sex with so-and-so if I love them" threads, I'm talking about real questions in the context of living a Godly life), where can they turn?
An anonymous Christian website, for many, is the answer. It spares them the pain and embarrassment of, GASP, asking questions about sex in the church.
I have often said, I went to Christian schools from kindergarten through high school. We received absolutely no sex ed, and the entire attitude the whole time was, "Don't think about it, don't do it, and for God's sake, don't ask us about it."
Yet, we are somehow supposed to put our sexuality away and "store" it until the day we get married and BAM!!! Somehow we must be able to pull out a God-pleasing, perfect sexual self that will make our spouse happy. I am NOT saying we should engage in immoral behavior. But I AM saying, I DO think Christ-centered perspectives and sexuality itself is something that must be discussed and educated, not kept as a taboo secret and then somehow expect Christians to muster it up in perfect form the day after marriage.
I'm sorry, but if that isn't a setup for an epic fail, I don't know what is.
