Lolsmith
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If there's a cashier, I'd believe they'd be more concerned about where their parents were than what they were buying.
And who told you that you could only buy condoms at 18+?
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Call to ban porn from newsagents' shelves (1 Viewer)
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And who told you that you could only buy condoms at 18+?
badquinton304
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Wow you needed to pee or take a dump, thats some real nasty shit lol.
jennyfromdabloc
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Yes!
Lolsmith
kill all boomers
No pun intended?
scarybunny
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I worry that if sexuality is made to seem dirty and wrong, then kids will think that it's OK to feel dirty and wrong after sex.
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fun sizes like the mars bars?
SeCKSiiMiNh
i'm a fireball in bed
or after masturbation
scaredytiger
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This is also a concern for me.
Also, I worry that the twifags are going to believe that the best kind of relationship is a possessive, abusive relationship.
thongetsu
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what if you have dirty sex? super duper dirty!
SeCKSiiMiNh
i'm a fireball in bed
whoever you heard it from is seriously misinformed.
the legal age for sex is 16 LOL
wait, is that why some teens are pregnant? cus they're under the impression that only 18+'s can purcahase condoms?
thongetsu
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theres also the concern of having sex with vampires and werewolves
jennyfromdabloc
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The biological facts of sex are undisputed science.
The emotional importance of sex is purely a matter of opinion which is often heavily influenced by archaic religious and cultural values. Therefore schools have no place lecturing children about it.
It is important, but it should be exclusively the role of parents/guardians to discuss it.
kfnmpah
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If sexuality is made to seem dirty and wrong it'll fuck kids up something fierce and probably prevent them from having a healthy relationship, not just feel bad after sex.
Sex is great, kids should be taught that having sex isn't purely a physical or biological experience and to care about the person you bone. This would probably cause a decline in sexual promiscuity and all negatives associated with it.
EDIT: jennyfromdablock i agree with you 100%, the most importance should be placed on health and the biology of sex, but it shouldn't be made to seem ok or atleast not bad to be promiscuous
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You might be puffed out and need a shower, but you should still feel good afterwards.
Basically, the message should be that it's OK to have sex if you feel good about it and protect yourself. If you don't feel good, you don't have to do it and nobody has the right to make you do it.
ohexploitable
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Who buys porn mags anyways? You can't fap to still pictures...
brendroid
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You can't deny that there is sometimes an emotional aspect of sex, though. And for children to fully understand sex in all it's facets, they do need to be made aware that there can be an emotional side to it as well.
scaredytiger
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I was under the impression that vampires and werewolves don't exist.