Sex education in Kindergarten?

by **Agritum** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:03 am

Arkhane wrote:
Agritum wrote:Actually, porn may be the worst thing to learn about sex from.

I know, but at least you don't have to give them an extensive basics of how people make babies, those horny little brats.

Do you think that porn makes a good job informing people of the problem of STDs, birth control, sexual abuse and the likes? Sex Ed doesn't only pertain the "fucking" part of sex.

by **Arkhane** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:05 am

Autocratic Jiedushi wrote:
Arkhane wrote: I know, but at least you don't have to give them an extensive basics of how people make babies, those horny little brats.

I am starting to think that you may be a crazy person.

I'm not crazy, I just live in a crazy country.

by **Torcularis Septentrionalis** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:09 am

Arkhane wrote:
Autocratic Jiedushi wrote:I am starting to think that you may be a crazy person.

I'm not crazy, I just live in a crazy country.

What country thinks like porn is a good alternative to sex ed?

by **Arkhane** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:12 am

Agritum wrote:
Arkhane wrote:
I know, but at least you don't have to give them an extensive basics of how people make babies, those horny little brats.

Do you think that porn makes a good job informing people of the problem of STDs, birth control, sexual abuse and the likes? Sex Ed doesn't only pertain the "fucking" part of sex.

I'm not saying porn is a good method of sex-ed, or even a valid one at the very least. But its just the way things work here, when you ask them how a baby is made, they tell you mom and dads "have a go at it" but when you ask them if they ever "done it with someone"most of them say you have to get "ringring" (married) first. while others say you need a gf/bf. Either way it doesn't fully give all the necessary knowledge but its a start.

by **Arkhane** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:13 am

Torcularis Septentrionalis wrote:
Arkhane wrote:
I'm not crazy, I just live in a crazy country.

What country thinks like porn is a good alternative to sex ed?

The country does not impose porn as a form of sex ed, they don't do anything to ban it from being viewed by youngsters either.

by **Autocratic Jiedushi** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:14 am

Oh, he lives in The Godfather.

by **Camelza** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:21 am

It would be of no use and quite confusing to teach toddlers about things they can't even imagine.

by **Dazchan** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:22 am

Camelza wrote:It would be of no use and quite confusing to teach toddlers about things they can't even imagine.

A five year old boy can't imagine that he has a penis?

by **Camelza** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:25 am

Dazchan wrote:
Camelza wrote:It would be of no use and quite confusing to teach toddlers about things they can't even imagine.

A five year old boy can't imagine that he has a penis?

Well, he can't imagine that he can make other people with it in the future.

by **Torcularis Septentrionalis** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:26 am

Camelza wrote:It would be of no use and quite confusing to teach toddlers about things they can't even imagine.

The article.
Read it.

by **Torcularis Septentrionalis** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:27 am

Camelza wrote:
Dazchan wrote:
A five year old boy can't imagine that he has a penis?

Well, he can't imagine that he can make other people with it in the future.

FYI most kids learn from growing up, before kindergarten age, that they can be "mommies and daddies." Yes, even before the concept of sexual reproduction enters their mind.

by **Autocratic Jiedushi** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:28 am

Camelza wrote:Well, he can't imagine that he can make other people with it in the future.

No, the woman does that. Try to understand.

by **Camelza** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:29 am

Torcularis Septentrionalis wrote:
Camelza wrote:It would be of no use and quite confusing to teach toddlers about things they can't even imagine.

The article.
Read it.

Yeah, it's not what I thought it was... I shouldn't skip OP sources.

by **Cetacea** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:29 am

Parental responsibilty, teach the parents and let them raise their children when a teachable moment occurs[

by **Camelza** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:30 am

Torcularis Septentrionalis wrote:
Camelza wrote:Well, he can't imagine that he can make other people with it in the future.

FYI most kids learn from growing up, before kindergarten age, that they can be "mommies and daddies." Yes, even before the concept of sexual reproduction enters their mind.

Yes, but they don't know that they will be making them.

by **Tsuntion** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:30 am

Sounds like an excellent plan. Children need the good-touch-bad-touch talk, and parents don't always give it and can't always be trusted.

by **Camelza** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:31 am

Autocratic Jiedushi wrote:
Camelza wrote:Well, he can't imagine that he can make other people with it in the future.

No, the woman does that. Try to understand.

Along with a woman ...geez, give me a break.

by **Autocratic Jiedushi** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:33 am

Camelza wrote:Along with a woman ...geez, give me a break.

Very good. Now, penis goes WHERE?

by **Camelza** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:33 am

Autocratic Jiedushi wrote:
Camelza wrote:Along with a woman ...geez, give me a break.

Very good. Now, penis goes WHERE?

up yours.

by **Cetacea** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:33 am

Agritum wrote:
Arkhane wrote:
I know, but at least you don't have to give them an extensive basics of how people make babies, those horny little brats.

Do you think that porn makes a good job informing people of the problem of STDs, birth control, sexual abuse and the likes? Sex Ed doesn't only pertain the "fucking" part of sex.

First time my son watched porn via google he informed me that to make a baby the woman wears black leggings, a cat suit and a collar. He was 10 at the time...

by **Autocratic Jiedushi** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:36 am

Camelza wrote:up yours.

That's right! Can you name the male and female organs? I know I can't. I mean, I know what they do.

by **Camelza** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:37 am

Autocratic Jiedushi wrote:
Camelza wrote:up yours.

That's right! Can you name the male and female organs? I know I can't. I mean, I know what they do.

No, that's enough for now.

by **Torcularis Septentrionalis** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:38 am

Cetacea wrote:
Agritum wrote:Do you think that porn makes a good job informing people of the problem of STDs, birth control, sexual abuse and the likes? Sex Ed doesn't only pertain the "fucking" part of sex.

First time my son watched porn via google he informed me that to make a baby the woman wears black leggings, a cat suit and a collar. He was 10 at the time...

What were those search terms? I need them for science.

by **Autocratic Jiedushi** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:39 am

Camelza wrote:No, that's enough for now.

There will be a quiz on Friday. After that, you will work at McDonalds since the labour market is dried up.

by **Imperial Sentara** » Mon Sep 09, 2013 3:42 am

I believe that whilst Sex Education should be taught in all schools it should wait until the kids are ready for it, but not too late. Around Year 7 or 6 is probably the right time to start, building in each subsequent year on the previous year's work.

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