Sex Ed is broken
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Oh Dear Goddess, this made me laugh soooo hard! Seriously though, OP. Obviously her mother kept her from learning anything about sex (since it's partially her job and partially the school's job to teach her such things). Or perhaps it was you? If it was, you should not not be so protective of your daughter. Get her mum to sit her down and have "the talk". IMMEDIATELY.
Well OBVIOUSLY then he'd sit her down himself.
Why is it the mother's job? It's a PARENTS job. If you have the luxury of having two parents it might make sense to have the mum tell the girls and the dad tell the boys. I don't see why it has to be that way though!
Well I don't have the luxury of having two parents, and even if I did, I wouldn't want my father sitting me down and having that talk! I'd prefer Mum. It's too awkward otherwise. But I'm not saying that that's everyone.
thats not normal! most kids know from a relatively early age from tv that you need a mummy and daddy to make a baby. YDI. as the parent, you need to give your kids sex education. enough said
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Fail for not teaching your kid about sex. Oh, do go and burst her bubble some more and tell her storks don't bring babies. This world could REALLY use some sex smart teens.
slap him and break his iPod!!
she's an idiot
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Jesus, I guess sex ed is important after all.
wait... thats not normal?