Yes it was.
That's why there was a rebellious sexplosion.
No it wasn't taboo in the '60s.
Kids were taught that sex was an adult activity and there were responsibilities attached to it.
Kids experimented at their own risk. They had to pay consequences for their actions. Single mother/fatherhood was not acceptable in society. But there was no epidemic of STDs then.
Young single girls who got pregnant either married or 'went away' for a while and gave their babies up for adoption.
It was good. We didn't have kids raising kids. Illegitimate babies ended up with real loving adopted families instead of being unwanted , neglected and abused by irresponsible teenage mothers. Society didn't have to pay the costs of supporting welfare mothers.
Yes, it was good compared to what happens today!
A general called a staff meeting and asked his subordinate officers if sex was work or pleasure. For 45 minutes, his officers made their views known, in an attempt to win the general's favour. No clear winner emerged by coffee break.
The general decided to get a coffee and saw a private minding the table, handing out cups and offering donuts. He thought, what the hell, I'll ask the private if he feels sex is work or pleasure. This was the private's response.
"Well sir, it's definitely pleasure. No question. If it was work, one of you would have ordered me to do it!"
Good one! Thank you for the laugh.
How about the old Ann Landers tale;
In a lecture on sex the lecturer asked, "how many of you would rather go bowling that stay home and have sex with your wife?"
One participant answered, "I have a neighbour who would rather go bowling so when he goes bowling I stay home and have sex with his wife".