I’m not being rude

I’m just saying that’s why it’s frustrating right now cause I’m not arguing if that’s bad or not

I was asking for examples of how there’s sexualization on school systems

If parents want to send their kids to such events, that is their prerogative.

Yes

But I don't think it should be in our schools.

Yes

And it is not done on our schools thank god

Let me ask you this @T2the2ndpowr Would you say there is a place for this in any of our schools?

I understand.

Not like anything in that video. But if a story was to be told about people in drag in schools I wouldn’t be crazy about it but I wouldn’t care enough to protest it. Because one story about people in drag would not be enough to indoctrinate a child so I would worry about that. It could be viewed as children looking at other aspects of cultures, im still not fond of it but it wouldn’t effect me or any child that much.

@Deleted User T2 and I agree that the answer to your question is , No.

Can we argue at the very least that we should be doing due diligence when protecting our kids? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3b-jlysa-M4

@T2the2ndpowr Precisely.

If my child had questions about it, I would explain to them in such a way that would allow them to make an informed decision on their own at some point in their life.

( I don't have children )

Any sex offender drag queen or not should be allowed near a school

> Not like anything in that video. But if a story was to be told about people in drag in schools I wouldn’t be crazy about it but I wouldn’t care enough to protest it. Because one story about people in drag would not be enough to indoctrinate a child so I would worry about that. It could be viewed as children looking at other aspects of cultures, im still not fond of it but it wouldn’t effect me or any child that much.
@T2the2ndpowr Maybe I could agree if that was the only incident of it happening. Look at the fore mentioned - "Are you lactating? Get away from me if you aren't lactating" -Desmond. Look at this. Should this be in our schools? You think they can't figure it out by themselves when they are ready? And why do we need to push it. Let it happen naturally. Teach sex-ed of course. Their can be dangerous consequences to having sex. Especially if you're uneducated on it.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2CSdauXM2I

A very not so extreme poster lol

I expected like a graphic image of real sex

I don’t think the words of sexual acts are offensive

We learned about all of that in middle school as well

I have created the live youtube feed voice channel. I will be using this for open mic.

Everything listed on that poster I learned about in middle school

@T2the2ndpowr Who did you learn it from?

My health teacher ms Henry

I’m 8th or 7th grade

Then we watched the video of the lady giving birth

Believe me I remember that unit

*in

Open mic in voice chat is live on youtube! Topic is : No one is trying to normalize pedophilia. @everyone https://youtu.be/m0MvndYVEV8

When this comes from an authoritative source like a school or teacher, they may take it as an approval or even encouragement of sorts. Let kids be kids.

And let parents be parents

Well hold on

When teachers teach about these things in sex Ed. They’re not teaching kids how to have anal sex or encouraging them to have anal or oral sex lol. They teach them about STI’s and how they can be contracted from all forms of sex and how to be safe

I hope you don’t think sex Ed is being taught to kids to encourage them to have sex haha. One of the main points of sex Ed is to teach kids the risks of sex and to be safe and I think that is very necessary to teach teenagers

With hormones fuming you wanna fuck everything as a guy lol so learning that that isn’t the best idea is definitely necessary

Guys, jump over into the new voice channel to have the convo. We are live!

@T2the2ndpowr No I think displaying a poster which was used in lessons describing sexual acts could possible encourage the kids to engage.

How is that poster encouraging teens to engage

It’s only listing sexual acts