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grumpy poorly froggy
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grumpy poorly froggy
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Posted:
i do not know what else to say really but "they never taught us this when i was at school"
https://www.bbc.co.uk/teens/girls/sexloveandlife/amiafreak/ep_funnyflaps/index.shtml
i do not know what else to say really but "they never taught us this when i was at school"
https://www.bbc.co.uk/teens/girls/sexloveandlife/amiafreak/ep_funnyflaps/index.shtml
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/teens/lads/sexandlife/amiafreak/ep_willywonky/index.shtml
not leaving you men out
https://www.bbc.co.uk/teens/lads/sexandlife/amiafreak/ep_willywonky/index.shtml
not leaving you men out
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mikes bitch
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i... er.... im... not sure wot to make of that.....
erm, i guess its good if ur startin puberty!!
i... er.... im... not sure wot to make of that.....
erm, i guess its good if ur startin puberty!!
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Posted:
i think that's great, actually! Well done to the authors!
i think that's great, actually! Well done to the authors!
i would have changed ***** to phallus, and claire to petey Petey
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grumpy poorly froggy
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grumpy poorly froggy
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Posted:
its just so strange
its just so strange
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Posted:
They are funny totally agree it's definatly not something you get taught in school though
They are funny totally agree it's definatly not something you get taught in school though
I was gonna conquer the world but got distracted by something shiny!
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I think it's great for younger people. We never had anything like that when i was in highschool,
I think it's great for younger people. We never had anything like that when i was in highschool,
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Posted:
Do young girls really go through that?
I never worried baout any of that stuff.
Do young girls really go through that?
I never worried baout any of that stuff.
AAARRRGGGHHH!!! My giant stick broke!!! In two!!! My stick broke in two!!! 
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Neither did I.
What happens if a little child has both inney and outey bits?
Wouldnt they be more confused?
What if the doctors missed it at birth.
Neither did I.
What happens if a little child has both inney and outey bits?
Wouldnt they be more confused?
What if the doctors missed it at birth.
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grumpy poorly froggy
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oh no don't get me wrong i agree 100% with you on how great they are. my oldest son is just about to reach puberty i think.. and i came across this while looking for helpful links. never thought i would find something like that in a million years, all i have to do now is send it to my son without embarrasing the poor kid.
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i think that's great, actually! Well done to the authors!
oh no don't get me wrong i agree 100% with you on how great they are. my oldest son is just about to reach puberty i think.. and i came across this while looking for helpful links. never thought i would find something like that in a million years, all i have to do now is send it to my son without embarrasing the poor kid.
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grumpy poorly froggy
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well i didn't but if i did this would of helped
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Do young girls really go through that?
I never worried baout any of that stuff.
well i didn't but if i did this would of helped
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Posted:
hmm
hmm
AAARRRGGGHHH!!! My giant stick broke!!! In two!!! My stick broke in two!!!
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grumpy poorly froggy
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Posted:
your right they do not seem to have that covered... you should point it out to them
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Neither did I.
What happens if a little child has both inney and outey bits?
Wouldnt they be more confused?
What if the doctors missed it at birth.
your right they do not seem to have that covered... you should point it out to them
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Posted:
i thought that was one of those joke things when i watched it than looked at the URL. Mmm. dont quite know if thats a good teaching method or not. I spose it might well be. It might make stuff seem a lot more relaxed for young people and not so much of a big deal...
i thought that was one of those joke things when i watched it than looked at the URL. Mmm. dont quite know if thats a good teaching method or not. I spose it might well be. It might make stuff seem a lot more relaxed for young people and not so much of a big deal...
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Posted:
just send him this link
https://www.bbc.co.uk/teens/
any young boy is gonna go look at the sex bits first
same applies to dictionaries, calculators etc...
i wonder if my mum did something similiar when i was that age. its a very comforting thought.
just send him this link
https://www.bbc.co.uk/teens/
any young boy is gonna go look at the sex bits first
same applies to dictionaries, calculators etc...
i wonder if my mum did something similiar when i was that age. its a very comforting thought.
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i think thats a great idea to tell the truth. a very light hearted way to get a few points across.
I cant imagen any teacher or parent saying '' you know son dont worry how big your tool is'' or equivilant without feeling embarased or making the kid feel pretty damn embarased!
i think thats a great idea to tell the truth. a very light hearted way to get a few points across.
I cant imagen any teacher or parent saying '' you know son dont worry how big your tool is'' or equivilant without feeling embarased or making the kid feel pretty damn embarased!
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Posted:
cor i wish I had some x-ray glasses this that
cor i wish I had some x-ray glasses this that
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Ditto!
And a set of night vision goggles, how much trouble could you cuse with those lol ?!
Ditto!
And a set of night vision goggles, how much trouble could you cuse with those lol ?!
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I think sex education shouldent just be about the facts. You have to become content with what you got cause you cant change it or get a new one. more emptasis on being happy with who you are is needed i belive...ahmet gets off of his soap box and smokes a ciggy
I think sex education shouldent just be about the facts. You have to become content with what you got cause you cant change it or get a new one. more emptasis on being happy with who you are is needed i belive...ahmet gets off of his soap box and smokes a ciggy
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Posted:
Thats a very good point there jim.
The facts are important and i suppose that letting kids figgure the stuff out for them selfevs would be the easir method of dealing with such a difficult situation.
This is a very intresting topic if you think about it, so many diffrent angels, im sure evreyone has a view on this but as you said its such a personal subject that it would be difficult not to have so many diffrent views.
Thats a very good point there jim.
The facts are important and i suppose that letting kids figgure the stuff out for them selfevs would be the easir method of dealing with such a difficult situation.
This is a very intresting topic if you think about it, so many diffrent angels, im sure evreyone has a view on this but as you said its such a personal subject that it would be difficult not to have so many diffrent views.
Henry Hill - 'One day the kids from the neighbourhood carried my mothers groceries all the way home, you know why? It was out of respect'...
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Hope all is well : )
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grumpy poorly froggy
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Posted:
thanks for the link, what i have done is sent him a very nice non mother embarrasing email saying that he can always talk to me about anything, which it must be said he usualy does. We had the sex talk when he was 7, my theory is when they are old enough to ask then they are old enough to know, of cause keeping the info age approprate. any back to the email, after i said that i also put that if he ever feels that he can not talk to me about some stuff here are some links that may be able to help with the changes he is going through.
I am not sure how other parents deal with this kind of thing and out of all my friends i have the oldest child so i kind of try everything and then pass it on to the next person who needs it. and i mean every thing from getting rid of dummies to getting boys to aim in the loo (blth my kids are boys so very important)
if i know my son though he will right down the links and show them to his friends in computer class just to embarras the teachers. He makes me so proud
Written by: ado-p
just send him this link
https://www.bbc.co.uk/teens/
any young boy is gonna go look at the sex bits first
same applies to dictionaries, calculators etc...
i wonder if my mum did something similiar when i was that age. its a very comforting thought.
thanks for the link, what i have done is sent him a very nice non mother embarrasing email saying that he can always talk to me about anything, which it must be said he usualy does. We had the sex talk when he was 7, my theory is when they are old enough to ask then they are old enough to know, of cause keeping the info age approprate. any back to the email, after i said that i also put that if he ever feels that he can not talk to me about some stuff here are some links that may be able to help with the changes he is going through.
I am not sure how other parents deal with this kind of thing and out of all my friends i have the oldest child so i kind of try everything and then pass it on to the next person who needs it. and i mean every thing from getting rid of dummies to getting boys to aim in the loo (blth my kids are boys so very important)
if i know my son though he will right down the links and show them to his friends in computer class just to embarras the teachers. He makes me so proud
Life's too short to worry about where you put your marshmallows
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grumpy poorly froggy
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Posted:
*Wishing there was a parent manual*
kids are the best thing in the world but OMG its tough, fun but hard..lol
a great parent tool is a book called mummy laid an egg and is by babbet cole i think and ? on the spellings, i am highly medded up its a book that tells you how babies are made, and even shows positions of sex including a space hopper, skate board and swing..... go check it out
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Thats a very good point there jim.
The facts are important and i suppose that letting kids figgure the stuff out for them selfevs would be the easir method of dealing with such a difficult situation.
This is a very intresting topic if you think about it, so many diffrent angels, im sure evreyone has a view on this but as you said its such a personal subject that it would be difficult not to have so many diffrent views.
*Wishing there was a parent manual*
kids are the best thing in the world but OMG its tough, fun but hard..lol
a great parent tool is a book called mummy laid an egg and is by babbet cole i think and ? on the spellings, i am highly medded up
its a book that tells you how babies are made, and even shows positions of sex including a space hopper, skate board and swing..... go check it out Life's too short to worry about where you put your marshmallows
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grumpy poorly froggy
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it would be so much eaiser if a happy medium could be made where they shouldn't feel so much pressure about looking like every one else, but its hard. my kids get it all the time about something as simple as how i look, so when it comes to personal things on a different level it makes it even harder. the best thing is knowing your child and working with it, i don't think teachers give kids the credit they need so i feel the parent must play an important part in making sure the kids have a varied amount of infomation...age appropraite... from different sources and points of view. they have brains and should always have the back up of the parent.
Written by: Jim³
I'm afraid have to disagree Ahmet. I think the only reliable way to teach sex education is soley the facts. Sex is such a personal issue, and the way people deal with it is so variable, that giving the facts is the only way to go. I agree that people need to be happy with who they are but you simply can't teach that. That is something a lot more complex which doesn't come under the scope of education. I also think however that 'averages' do nothing to quell the fears of many kids, and the facts which are presented should never relate to a 'normal' which kids feel the need to conform to. If anything, pointing out the facts about how variable and personal a subject it is, is the way to go.
it would be so much eaiser if a happy medium could be made where they shouldn't feel so much pressure about looking like every one else, but its hard. my kids get it all the time about something as simple as how i look, so when it comes to personal things on a different level it makes it even harder. the best thing is knowing your child and working with it, i don't think teachers give kids the credit they need so i feel the parent must play an important part in making sure the kids have a varied amount of infomation...age appropraite... from different sources and points of view. they have brains and should always have the back up of the parent.
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grumpy poorly froggy
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Posted:
i think our sex ed would of been better if we had unisex classes, i think boys and girls should know what each other has to go through
Written by: Jim³
We did get taught this at school, however it was never made explicity clear that this was the subject. It was all metaphors and analogies which could be interpreted in a number of ways. They were relying on the fact that during puberty (and here I can speak only for the blokes) everything somehow relates to sex and the size of your bits. It did for me, but then I'm very insecure...
i think our sex ed would of been better if we had unisex classes, i think boys and girls should know what each other has to go through
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oh the thoughts )
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Ditto!
And a set of night vision goggles, how much trouble could you cuse with those lol ?!
oh the thoughts )
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grumpy poorly froggy
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yeah my son really would not like that from his mum..lol
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i think thats a great idea to tell the truth. a very light hearted way to get a few points across.
I cant imagen any teacher or parent saying '' you know son dont worry how big your tool is'' or equivilant without feeling embarased or making the kid feel pretty damn embarased!
yeah my son really would not like that from his mum..lol
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I never had ''the talk'' personally. Left it to me to figure it all out.
Tell u the truth i never wanted ''the talk'' cause i no how embarased i would feel talkin bout sex wiv my rents lol....
https://www.night-vision-goggles.com/night_vision_goggles/rigel_3250.html
i really want a set of these night vison gogels now, just thinking a bout the posibilities lol!
I never had ''the talk'' personally. Left it to me to figure it all out.
Tell u the truth i never wanted ''the talk'' cause i no how embarased i would feel talkin bout sex wiv my rents lol....
https://www.night-vision-goggles.com/night_vision_goggles/rigel_3250.html
i really want a set of these night vison gogels now, just thinking a bout the posibilities lol!
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6 in a row?
I think that beats Cantus' record of 5 consectutive posts, which has remained unbroken for a long time now...
6 in a row?
I think that beats Cantus' record of 5 consectutive posts, which has remained unbroken for a long time now...
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Meh
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