02 Nov 08
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Originally posted by shavixmirWhat is this layer that you speak of? Good looking people?
I'm not sure.
However, I know that if I ask a 13 year old American girl, a 13 year old Dutch girl or a 13 year old English girl if they know how to avoid pregnancy that they know perfectly well that a condom would help.
If you look at teenage pregnancy, you'll also notice that it's a certain "layer" within society where it keeps occurring. Coincidently, a "layer" of society which is smaller in the Netherlands than in Britain or the US.
Haah hah ha ha!
Seriously though how do you do it?
02 Nov 08
Originally posted by Flower04It is always assumed that teenage pregnancy is bad but actually compared
We have to realize that most often teenagers don't care what they should, or should not, do. And just because parents SHOULD talk with their children about sex - what if they just don't do it? Teenagers having babies...not finishing school...what a bad start into life! Just to realize and regret 15 years later what they are missing - how much better their l ...[text shortened]... do the same mistake! Enough of that. It's a never ending circle. Children should be educated.
to pregnancies in early 20's, the results aren't that different.
"It's quite sobering to realize that the conventional liberal's solution to teen-age pregnancy - encourage women to stay in school and ensure they have a high school education - doesn't necessarily translate into greater self sufficiency later in life," said Rhode, co-editor of the book, The Politics of Pregnancy: Adolescent Sexuality and Public Policy (Yale University Press).
http://news-service.stanford.edu/pr/93/931020Arc3093.html
02 Nov 08
Originally posted by shavixmirIt's easy for us chess-playing people to say, because we all knew at age 13 about sex, STDs and so forth. But you'd be surprised how little the average 13 year old knows.
I'm not sure.
However, I know that if I ask a 13 year old American girl, a 13 year old Dutch girl or a 13 year old English girl if they know how to avoid pregnancy that they know perfectly well that a condom would help.
If you look at teenage pregnancy, you'll also notice that it's a certain "layer" within society where it keeps occurring. Coincidently, a "layer" of society which is smaller in the Netherlands than in Britain or the US.
02 Nov 08
Originally posted by Thequ1ckPerhaps this starts with education about how to protect oneself from child molesters.
'Primary school pupils will receive teaching about personal issues, including sex, from age five upwards, the government has pledged.
Under new plans revealed today personal social and health education (PSHE) will be made a statutory requirement from age five onwards.'
http://www.inthenews.co.uk/news/politics/primary-schools-teach-sex-education-$1246183 ...[text shortened]... rly to be teaching children these things or is it to be a
necessary part of modern lifestyle?
02 Nov 08
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Originally posted by karnachzI assume that you mean educating both boys and girls.
Perhaps this starts with education about how to protect oneself from child molesters.
So are you saying that the first thing we should teach children at the
age of 5 and upwards is about the dangers of homosexuality?
03 Nov 08
Originally posted by AThousandYoungDon't you worry, with the Dems in power you will soon be having your pupils in class teaching you things about sex. 😉
I'm waiting for my first student to get pregnant. I work in a middle school. I remember how it used to be. This is when they start in Los Angeles. It's very clear how horny they all are, especially by 8th grade. They rub up on each other in class and can't get their minds off sex.
They need sex ed, but I do NOT want to be the one to teach the jailbait about sex!
03 Nov 08
Originally posted by Thequ1ckObama started with the sex eduction for kindergarden students in Chicago? What a pervert!
'Primary school pupils will receive teaching about personal issues, including sex, from age five upwards, the government has pledged.
Under new plans revealed today personal social and health education (PSHE) will be made a statutory requirement from age five onwards.'
http://www.inthenews.co.uk/news/politics/primary-schools-teach-sex-education-$1246183 ...[text shortened]... rly to be teaching children these things or is it to be a
necessary part of modern lifestyle?
Harri / Luck
03 Nov 08
Originally posted by LuckYou know when you pick up a dogs tennis ball after he's been chewing at
Obama started with the sex eduction for kindergarden students in Chicago? What a pervert!
Harri / Luck
it all day and it's all slimey and covered in slobber?
That's how it feels when I hear his name right now. Nothing against the guy,
would rather him than the opposition but in my experience... When there's this
much hype... people are going to get ripped off.
