sooda
Veteran Member
IMHO often when people talk about "protecting children from adult concepts" what they really mean is "discussing this with my kids makes me uncomfortable". I certainly understand that. It makes me uncomfortable discussing sexual matters with my daughter. I was as surprised as anyone to find out that it bothered me, but here we are. But even though it does bother me, I still do it, because sometimes being a good parent means dealing with situations that make you uncomfortable, if it's for the long term wellbeing of the child. Ultimately, I'd much prefer my child gets sound information from me or a teacher and have to endure a 5 minute uncomfortable conversation, than avoid the uncomfortable conversation and have her learn about sex in rumours and stories from the little monsters on the playground.
That's not true at all.. You are assuming it makes a parent uncomfortable.