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Here's a wild thought-no sex ed in schools. Give the parents the curriculum, then test the kids on it. Parents should be teaching their kids about sex. The technical info is limited so I would think any parent should be able to handle it.
Multiple sexual partners is something that is excepted that has not served the better good. Kid have to learn things like loyalty...dedication and love. Sex education should be about plumbing..the mechanics of sex. Recreational sex should be show for what it is...something that can cause emotional damage...spreading of disease and a general state of confusion in youth.
Here's a wild thought-no sex ed in schools. Give the parents the curriculum, then test the kids on it. Parents should be teaching their kids about sex. The technical info is limited so I would think any parent should be able to handle it.
Here's a wild thought-no sex ed in schools. Give the parents the curriculum, then test the kids on it. Parents should be teaching their kids about sex. The technical info is limited so I would think any parent should be able to handle it.
Thoughts?
You're putting a lot of faith in people who may have no desire to do so for whatever reasons. I'm 30, and we have sex ed in 6th grade. It went far beyond sex in and of itsself, and was more focused on learning about the different parts of men and women, what they did and what they were there for, and how human reproduction worked. It was never anything like "this is how you do or do not have sex, what you should use, why you should go to hell if you do it, ect ect. I have no problem with that, and while I cannot speak for other schools, I would imagine they do it the same way.
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