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Atrocity?
Omg...what do you mean by atrocity?
By how much?It increases the risks of teenage pregnancy, sexual abuse, domestic violence, transmission of disease and infection, homophobia, sexism, transphobia, etc.
By how much?
Isn’t peer pressure and carelessness a bigger contributor? I could be wrong idk
It increases the risks of teenage pregnancy, sexual abuse, domestic violence, transmission of disease and infection, homophobia, sexism, transphobia, etc.
When you say "our" which country are you from?Someone said here in another thread that Denying children appropriate sex education leads to atrocity. What wrong with our sex Ed classes do you think?
UsWhen you say "our" which country are you from?
The problem there is that education is a local issue.
Yes...I do agree.
Also an education to romance would be useful.
High schoolers are supposed to learn that sexual relations are more beautiful in the context of romantic love.
Who's "us," though? Your profile doesn't indicate any nationality.
Aren't these problems fewer in societies where sex is openly discussed and understood?By how much?
Isn’t peer pressure and carelessness a bigger contributor? I could be wrong idk
Probably no doubt but this isn’t the threads pointWho's "us," though? Your profile doesn't indicate any nationality.
Aren't these problems fewer in societies where sex is openly discussed and understood?
Well, for starters it is not sex ed.Someone said here in another thread that Denying children appropriate sex education leads to atrocity. What wrong with our sex Ed classes do you think?
My wife and I always gave truthful and honest and most importantly CORRECT answers to all the sex questions our children asked.My wife & I taught our kids about sex education long before they would be subjected to it in school, and the earliest one of our kids learned of it was 4 and the latest was 8. With us, when they asked the right questions they got the right answers.
I think he means USWho's "us," though?
It's technically covered in good sex-ed classes. They also give information about domestic abuse some forms of sexism and harassments.