I think they should teach both sexes how both the body types function. I think most women are ignorant to how boys work and boys to how girls work. In school they often only teach boys how boys work and girls how girls do.
Wouldn't be too sure. I'm sure that is part of being a parent; that there is no blueprint.
That being said, both of my parents are in the medical field. Thus, they had no qualms about answering my sex based questions. I knew about penises and vaginas and breasts and birth before I was ten. I don't think I've been damaged by that. If anything, I am better human being because of it.
a girl peed on the beach in front of a boy!! IIN ?
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What do you believe will happen to child's mind if he sees a naked female?
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"naked female" ....not spread legs with pee coming out of the hole
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. . . And what is bad about that?
What is going to happen to that child?
Is it going to learn that our bodies are nothing to be ashamed of? Or perhaps that girls are just like boys, but slightly different?
*gasps* What if he gets aroused!?
How scary . . .
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I assume you would do that with your kids ?
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I would not have any problem teaching my children how the bodies of both sexes function and where babies actually come from.
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I think they should teach both sexes how both the body types function. I think most women are ignorant to how boys work and boys to how girls work. In school they often only teach boys how boys work and girls how girls do.
And how exactly are you planning to do so
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Wouldn't be too sure. I'm sure that is part of being a parent; that there is no blueprint.
That being said, both of my parents are in the medical field. Thus, they had no qualms about answering my sex based questions. I knew about penises and vaginas and breasts and birth before I was ten. I don't think I've been damaged by that. If anything, I am better human being because of it.