No

I don’t know if I can properly convey my opinion, especially at this time of night, but I’m just hoping that you understand what I’m trying to say, vaguely. To teach more than the genitals and actually mention how to make healthy decisions with it. Sex in humans is more than just reproduction and diseases

Definitely, but I also feel that guidance can be applied. I think that explaining (in a better way than I currently can at 5am) how the trust and preparedness plays into it, but also somehow conveying that sex isn’t some terrifying thing to avoid until absolutely necessary. Instead, use the class to let the students begin to develop where they personally stand and arm them with the ability to make a decision for themselves

For me personally, I had sex ed but it was mostly about STDs and abstinence. It talked about the reproductive organs and the cycles and stuff but it didn’t talk about the parts that I think are important, like deciding when and with who, or even when it’s legal (closeness in age laws change as you age where I live). It didn’t talk about what it means in an actual usable scenario. I learnt the anatomy of my parts and that pregnancy was a thing, but not about sex outside of reproduction. I don’t know if I can describe what I mean, but I hope you get my drift. Oh, and no cooking classes, that was an optional elective that most people don’t learn in favour of more open classes like math

Whatever you read the first one as

I’ve got a new thing to binge read about, I guess

Simp? I don’t know the exact meaning, but it’s basically a guy who’s just focused on girls, usually for sex. It’s like a mixture between fuckboy and cuck. They try to get on a girl’s good side for sex, but usually just end up, well, with nothing but a weird personality that people avoid. I think simp is short for simple.

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I have my doubts that a sauna would resurrect someone ("-1 deaths"), but to be fair I've never been in a Finnish sauna

That word looks so weird for an English word. But you’re absolutely correct

Missing the Soviet Union though, which is much much too large