Website review: WHAT ABOUT ABSTINENCE?

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BadHand rated 2 months ago
You hear a tiny voice that tells you what to do?
chef-dezzie rated 2 months ago
Here, here! I'm a virgin and totally <3 this!
rmg12 rated 2 months ago
firstly it is spelt Doughnuts and also in the good ol' UK there is no worry about sex ed lessons, to be honest I think the school should teach it without parental consent. We started to learn this in year 6 (with parental consent) (10 and 11 yrs old)( years reception to 6 are primary school, 7 to 11 are secondary school, 12 - 13 is 6th form / college) Anyway we mainly learn this in year 9 and 10 (sans parental consent), and we learn about abstinence.
BreezyCheeseNip rated 2 months ago
I did this excersize in my Health class. My school actually does promote abstinence as "protection from disease and unwanted pregnancy." It's a start, for public school.
RonthePoolGuy rated 3 months ago
Great article. Unfortunately, most schools & administrators don't give our children an honest shake. Throwing condoms at everyone assumes that our kids are just a bunch of animals. That isn't so. Abstinence proves that a person, young or old, has personal self-control & is willing to honor his or her own body. Most teens are shocked when they find out that pregnancy is the least of their problems when involved in pre-marital sex. How about the dozens of STD? How about broken hearts & minds?
TWISTERED rated 3 months ago
I think that in schools it should play a part in sex ed classes, being it the only way you can 100% prevent pregnancy and STDs, as a fact. I don't think it should go as far as the religious meaning behind it, however.
playermatt rated 3 months ago
This dude hears voices. I will repeat that, with emphasis. This dude hears voices. Someone forgot to take his medication.
silentspy7 rated 3 months ago
i do not favor abstinence-only education; but i agree it should obviously play a part, and this story gave me a good laugh.
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