Sex-Ed (now VERY OT)
Jen Piersol
jenP_97 at yahoo.com
Tue Aug 29 04:59:21 UTC 2000
No: HPFGUIDX 465
Okay, I have to reply here, as I seem to have had a different
experience here. What follows is a true story. ;)
Where I went to school, we started sex ed in the third grade.
Nothing major, just "when you're older, you'll need to wear a bra"
type stuff. Boys were separated from girls - except for one highly
embarrassing class where we got the technical "nobody ever remebers
the technical name for those things" talk. Then, believe it or not,
we had a quiz - girls took a quiz on boys' bodies, and vice versa.
Sex ed continues - once a year for about a week - until about 9th
grade, when they assume we know it all (and seeing as my county in
central california had the highest teen pregnancy rate in the whole
UNITED STATES for a few years there, we certainly knew what went
where).
Funny story - when I was in eighth grade, we had sex-ed with the 7th
grade science teacher... who everyone (girls, esp) thought was a
pervert. Well, lo and behold, one day after a particular video, he
came up from the back of the class with his zipper down. I kid you
not.
Jen (whose mom died when she was 8, so she had to tell her dad she
"started her period" by leaving him a note on the dresser telling him
"please don't talk to me about it" and then he dropped her off in a
kids clothing store and made the sales lady tell her it was so that
she could get a bra.)
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