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But heaven forbid someone suggest these kids get MARRIED before engaging in sex..that's just sick!
Suggest or Expect?
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But heaven forbid someone suggest these kids get MARRIED before engaging in sex..that's just sick!
But heaven forbid someone suggest these kids get MARRIED before engaging in sex..that's just sick!
Suggest or Expect?
Underaged is anyone with whom it is illegal to engage in sex with. In most (if not all) states most (if not all) middle school students are not legally permitted to engage in most of the activities listed on that list, that was posted in common areas of the school by the SEX ED teacher.
But heaven forbid someone suggest these kids get MARRIED before engaging in sex..that's just sick!
Suggest or Expect?
You expect them to have sex without marriage..I find that more disgusting, particularly given the ages we're discussing, than expecting them to get married and then have sex.
I agree with Redfish.Christianity does not disdain sex. Christianity disdains perversion.
Condums are available in every drug store, convenience store, and gas station in the country. If you can't afford $1 for a condum then you have no business screwing. You libs are so full of shit.
But heaven forbid someone suggest these kids get MARRIED before engaging in sex..that's just sick!
Suggest or Expect?
You expect them to have sex without marriage..I find that more disgusting, particularly given the ages we're discussing, than expecting them to get married and then have sex.
Calm down madam moiselle...I'm asking you if you expect them to wait till marriage or suggest them to wait until marriage?
Because suggesting is a great idea and I hope that young people take it to heart
But expecting is unrealistic since sex feels good. And the unrealistic part is the reason for sex ed, because odds are that they are engaging in sexual activity anyway. What then? Tell them about saving themselves again?
But heaven forbid someone suggest these kids get MARRIED before engaging in sex..that's just sick!
Suggest or Expect?
You expect them to have sex without marriage..I find that more disgusting, particularly given the ages we're discussing, than expecting them to get married and then have sex.
Calm down madam moiselle...I'm asking you if you expect them to wait till marriage or suggest them to wait until marriage?
Because suggesting is a great idea and I hope that young people take it to heart
But expecting is unrealistic since sex feels good. And the unrealistic part is the reason for sex ed, because odds are that they are engaging in sexual activity anyway. What then? Tell them about saving themselves again?
Explain to me why we have had a surge in crime, in one parent households, in out of wedlock births..since the advent of teaching kids "we don't think you should, but we still EXPECT you to have sex...cuz sex is fun!"
But heaven forbid someone suggest these kids get MARRIED before engaging in sex..that's just sick!
Suggest or Expect?
You expect them to have sex without marriage..I find that more disgusting, particularly given the ages we're discussing, than expecting them to get married and then have sex.
Calm down madam moiselle...I'm asking you if you expect them to wait till marriage or suggest them to wait until marriage?
Because suggesting is a great idea and I hope that young people take it to heart
But expecting is unrealistic since sex feels good. And the unrealistic part is the reason for sex ed, because odds are that they are engaging in sexual activity anyway. What then? Tell them about saving themselves again?
Explain to me why we have had a surge in crime, in one parent households, in out of wedlock births..since the advent of teaching kids "we don't think you should, but we still EXPECT you to have sex...cuz sex is fun!"
Explain the surge in extreme weather
Who said that anyone should tell them we expect them to have sex?
Suggest or Expect?
You expect them to have sex without marriage..I find that more disgusting, particularly given the ages we're discussing, than expecting them to get married and then have sex.
Calm down madam moiselle...I'm asking you if you expect them to wait till marriage or suggest them to wait until marriage?
Because suggesting is a great idea and I hope that young people take it to heart
But expecting is unrealistic since sex feels good. And the unrealistic part is the reason for sex ed, because odds are that they are engaging in sexual activity anyway. What then? Tell them about saving themselves again?
Explain to me why we have had a surge in crime, in one parent households, in out of wedlock births..since the advent of teaching kids "we don't think you should, but we still EXPECT you to have sex...cuz sex is fun!"
Explain the surge in extreme weather
Who said that anyone should tell them we expect them to have sex?
You have said repeatedly that you expect them to have sex, and their education should reflect that.
The word "expect" is subject to equivocation.Explain to me why we have had a surge in crime, in one parent households, in out of wedlock births..since the advent of teaching kids "we don't think you should, but we still EXPECT you to have sex...cuz sex is fun!"
If you're too poor to afford condoms and stupid to pull out, you should not be having sex.
Having sex isn't a right its a privilege.
You expect them to have sex without marriage..I find that more disgusting, particularly given the ages we're discussing, than expecting them to get married and then have sex.
Calm down madam moiselle...I'm asking you if you expect them to wait till marriage or suggest them to wait until marriage?
Because suggesting is a great idea and I hope that young people take it to heart
But expecting is unrealistic since sex feels good. And the unrealistic part is the reason for sex ed, because odds are that they are engaging in sexual activity anyway. What then? Tell them about saving themselves again?
Explain to me why we have had a surge in crime, in one parent households, in out of wedlock births..since the advent of teaching kids "we don't think you should, but we still EXPECT you to have sex...cuz sex is fun!"
Explain the surge in extreme weather
Who said that anyone should tell them we expect them to have sex?
You have said repeatedly that you expect them to have sex, and their education should reflect that.
What I said and what you heard is two different things
The word "expect" is subject to equivocation.Explain to me why we have had a surge in crime, in one parent households, in out of wedlock births..since the advent of teaching kids "we don't think you should, but we still EXPECT you to have sex...cuz sex is fun!"
In other words, to say you expect someone to have sex can have more than one meaning. When your mother says, "I expect you to clean your room", she is not saying she believes you will on your own. She is ordering you to clean your room.
"Since the advent of teaching kids", no one was ordering them to have sex, and so the use of the word "expect" should be avoided in order to remove any ambiguity from the debate.
The liberal approach to sex was that it is unrealistic to believe people won't have sex outside of marriage. That is because people do have sex outside of marriage whether we like it or not. It's a simple fact. Even in the days of strict societal moral codes, people were having sex outside of marriage. Frequently.
Our society changed from one which let people suffer the consequences of their mistakes to one which helps people to live with the consequences of their mistakes. And this raises the issue of "moral hazard". Has this change in attitudes resulted in increased problems?
As you pointed out, we have seen a correlating rise in out of wedlock births and single parent households, which is a definite harmful result.
On the other hand, do we really want to return to the days where the innocent (children) suffered along with the guilty? Do we withhold food assistance from a family because we consider their mother to be a wanton slut?
These are hard questions to find the correct way through.
If you're too poor to afford condoms and stupid to pull out, you should not be having sex.
Having sex isn't a right its a privilege.Calm down madam moiselle...I'm asking you if you expect them to wait till marriage or suggest them to wait until marriage?
Because suggesting is a great idea and I hope that young people take it to heart
But expecting is unrealistic since sex feels good. And the unrealistic part is the reason for sex ed, because odds are that they are engaging in sexual activity anyway. What then? Tell them about saving themselves again?
Explain to me why we have had a surge in crime, in one parent households, in out of wedlock births..since the advent of teaching kids "we don't think you should, but we still EXPECT you to have sex...cuz sex is fun!"
Explain the surge in extreme weather
Who said that anyone should tell them we expect them to have sex?
You have said repeatedly that you expect them to have sex, and their education should reflect that.
What I said and what you heard is two different things
No, it's not. You have said over and over that you expect them to have sex, regardless of the legality of it.
"The US doesn't want poor people to have sex. Or rather, it has instituted policies that deny the economically disadvantaged easy access to low-cost birth control, either through insurance or publicly funded family planning programmes.'"
If you're too poor to afford condoms and stupid to pull out, you should not be having sex.
Having sex isn't a right its a privilege.Explain to me why we have had a surge in crime, in one parent households, in out of wedlock births..since the advent of teaching kids "we don't think you should, but we still EXPECT you to have sex...cuz sex is fun!"
Explain the surge in extreme weather
Who said that anyone should tell them we expect them to have sex?
You have said repeatedly that you expect them to have sex, and their education should reflect that.
What I said and what you heard is two different things
No, it's not. You have said over and over that you expect them to have sex, regardless of the legality of it.
So my question again to you is; Who said that anyone should tell them we expect them to have sex?
If you're too poor to afford condoms and stupid to pull out, you should not be having sex.
Having sex isn't a right its a privilege.Explain the surge in extreme weather
Who said that anyone should tell them we expect them to have sex?
You have said repeatedly that you expect them to have sex, and their education should reflect that.
What I said and what you heard is two different things
No, it's not. You have said over and over that you expect them to have sex, regardless of the legality of it.
So my question again to you is; Who said that anyone should tell them we expect them to have sex?
What do you think you're telling them when you post descriptions of various and assorted sexual acts in the hallways, and pass out condoms in school?