US students request 'trigger warnings' on literature

[Gehennaite]

Strange you weren't consulted for sex education in schools, or anything.

Physical education was strictly about human anatomy. I never witnessed anything sensual or "erotic" in physical education courses.

Serious?

You think sex is more harmful than violence?

It's more about human courtesy and avoiding needless disturbance of my sensibilities. There are many things that I find annoying - certain genres of music, certain foods, certain personalities, etc.. Erotic writings just so happen to be on that list as well.

 

[Nymphs]

It's more about human courtesy and avoiding needless disturbance of my sensibilities. There are many things that I find annoying - certain genres of music, certain foods, certain personalities, etc.. Erotic writings just so happen to be on that list as well.

So you find that violence doesn't disturb your sensibilities? :cover:

 

[dust1n]

Physical education was strictly about human anatomy. I never witnessed anything sensual or "erotic" in physical education courses.
It's more about human courtesy and avoiding needless disturbance of my sensibilities. There are many things that I find annoying - certain genres of music, certain foods, certain personalities, etc.. Erotic writings just so happen to be on that list as well.

Ah, didn't realize you were talking displaying sexuality. I wasn't aware that ever happened anywhere. Then again, I don't really remember in graphic depictions of violence throughout school. EDIT: Wait, I guess I do remember somewhat. 1984 has both, so.