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Originally Posted by Newkie
This, though I'm not sure what the best method would be.
To be fair though, that's not really going to work. I mean it wouldn't have worked in our school and kids are becoming chopsier bastards as the years go on, they wouldn't get a single serious answer.
I dunno, I think the whole notion of this is complete ****e anyway and it's taking responsibility away from parents. It's not going to stop kids watching porn, some will have it unblocked in their homes anyway, others will find ways round it. I mean you could probably just google "ways round new porn law" immediately after it was enacted and sort it out. Maybe they'll sort it out by having sex at younger ages?
It all just smacks of conservative posturing by our number one bell end.
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Since I'm a sex worker & queer I pretty much think of sexuality like sh
itting (lmao) and eating, I would probably just tell my children all the basics and especially stress that sexuality is not shameful and curiosity is natural and as long as they engage in consensual practices what they do with their genitalia is their business and it's wrong for anyone to tell them otherwise. I would ESPECIALLY stress no matter what gender they were, that love and sex don't equal each other and you don't have to love someone to **** them but it's important to treat someone you have sex with with respect.
But if I were weird, I'd probably give them
Scarleteen | Sex Education For The Real World &
Go Ask Alice! if I wanted to not be embarrassed because these two places literally cover everything pretty much on the spectrum of human sexuality (including LGBTQ+ issues) and then they could just use that as a resource because it's really useful.
But if they had any questions, I'd answer them truthfully without trying to push too much.
Making this about porn is weird and skeevy