There seems to be a stereotype of the British people in the eyes of other European people; an image of embarrassed and awkward, cold and distant parents, who refuse to engage in the 'sex' talk with their children, for fear of breaking 'boundaries. But is this really true? I mean,  if that is the case it certainly hasn't affected the teens of England who most definitely do not share the same embarrassment as that which is described above. Could the two be linked; this apparent (or is it indeed?) refusal to talk about what in other societies and cultures, is often praised and regularly comment on- Sex. Does this country's people really see this as a 'taboo' subject? Does this link to the overwhelming amount of teenage pregnancy. Could the solution to this problem be to 'open' up. Or indeed, does this 'problem', this awkwardness, exist?