After looking at some more threads, I've found out that not every kid on there is like that, but the majority still are.

There's always going to be a small subculture of sexually active and adventurous teenagers, the internet just gives them a forum to gain knowledge and express themselves in sexy forum posts.

That's definitely true, I'm just unsure about whether I agree with their views or not.

I think that thread's what the kids call "trolling."

There's always going to be a large subculture of teenagers who claim to be sexually active and adventurous, the internet just gives them a forum to pretend to know what they're talking about without the real danger of running into someone that knows for a fact you didn't actually do what you said you did in your sexy forum posts.

@Invictus: None of the commenters seemed to think so, and I saw some other threads there where people were called out for trolling (such as a "sex with teacher" thread). So I'm not sure. And plus they have (adult) mods there who lock trolling threads.

@SD: Okay yeah that could be true. That makes me wonder if half of the teenage girls on there are really girls then, lol

No, they're probably guys in their 40s and 50s in Ohio or western PA who like cybering with teenage boys.

None of the teenage girls there are really girls. Whenever you post something I'm reminded of how blessed I was for my childhood to just miss the Internet Age, Conservative Man.

"Hi. I am eight inches."

"Sorry, I don't date midgets ;)"

So does that mean that the adult moderators there or just as naive as I am and think there are really teenage girls there? Or do they know they're almost all fake and just not care?

The latter. They know, but what's to be done about it? No way to confirm that the user is over 18. Best they can do is warn real teens not to meet up with strangers in real life and not to give out personal information.

Here's a little trick for you. Are you familiar with www.tineye.com? It's a free site that allows you to upload .jpg images, such as those used in forum profiles or which a person might email to you as a supposed picture of them. Tineye searches the web for other instances of that picture and tells you where it can be found.

So for example, on this threesome thread there's a user named Jessy who encourages the original poster. I uploaded Jessy's picture to tineye, and it turns out to be a picture of Victoria Justice from Nickelodeon's show Victorious (neither of which I've heard of before). Now it may be that Jessy is a legit teen girl who just happens to like Victorious or who didn't want to put a real pic of herself on the internet (smart move). Or it could be that "Jessy" is a fiction and somebody just grabbed an image to make it look like Jessy is a hot girl.

@THM: Well I actually know who Victoria Justice is and recognized the pic (note that I don't actually watch that show, I've just seen commercials and stuff, and looked her up cause she's hot), at first I just assumed she likes Victoria Justice, though now I see that it is very likely she's fake.