Mia was originally in the first cut of "Daddy I Do" (which was 2 hours long, but has now been shortened to 90 minutes). Mia talks about how women should be in control of their sexual choices and should feel empowered by their sexuality, whether they choose to wait for marriage or choose to have m...

Elizabeth Briggs was originally in the first cut of "Daddy I Do" (which was 2 hours long, but has now been shortened to 90 minutes). Elizabeth is a Mormon mother who talks about her thoughts on premarital sex and abortion, and how she reconciles her religious beliefs with reproductive rights.

In this extended scene Nicole Tru talks about her tattoos, why she is so fertile, her childhood, and about living in a town where prostitution is legal.

In this extended scene the Frat Bays elaborate on how they learned about sex, their first time, if they would like marrying a virgin, whether or not Abstinence-Only Programs should be federally funded, and using protection versus pulling out.

This Sexual Abuse Stories scene was originally in the first cut of "Daddy I Do" (which was 2 hours long, but has now been shortened to 90 minutes). In this short scene, multiple interviews come out about being sexual abused before.

In this extended scene The Silver Ring Thing's founder, Denny Pattyn, goes into more detail about his beliefs, and we meet other SRT attendees and hear their stories about waiting until marriage for sex, abstaining from pornography and masterbation.

"Daddy I Do" Director, Cassie Jaye, talks about why she made this film, reveals some secrets about the filming process and pays respect to the late Grandfather of Sexual Education, Dr. Douglas Kirby.

The Official Music Video for "Daddy I Do", "Relief" by Courtney Jones on the album "Awake & Dreaming" available on iTunes. Visit www.CourtneyJonesMusic.com to learn more about her.

In this extended scene Christian author Matthew Paul Turner explains how he first learned about sex, what he thinks about Abstinence-Only Programs and what society should be teaching kids.

In this extended scene we remember the late Dr. Douglas Kirby as he talks about what he would like to see happen with Sexual Education in America, the barriers keeping his hopes from happening, his thoughts on Abstinence-Only Programs and why parents should not fear telling their kids about safe ...