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Mom Hilariously Live-Tweeted Her Son’s Sex Ed Class and It’s a Wreck
"We're not saying having sex is a bad thing. My story I can say having sex was a bad thing for me because I craved it."
— Alice Dreger (@AliceDreger) April 15, 2015
I mean … same? Once you figure out how to do it well, it’s a lot like good chocolate.
"Safe sex is kind of a misnomer."
— Alice Dreger (@AliceDreger) April 15, 2015
She's now telling story of condom box in which EVERY SINGLE CONDOM HAD A HOLE.
— Alice Dreger (@AliceDreger) April 15, 2015
When you can’t back your lesson up with science, just lie!
Teacher says to me "I agree that sex is good in a loving relationship." I said it can be plenty terrific without. He looked shocked. Shocked
— Alice Dreger (@AliceDreger) April 15, 2015
Sometimes the best sex happens with someone you don’t love AT ALL. Imagine that.
Now they're never going to let any parents into any class ever again.
So I'll have to get the kid wired for sound.
— Alice Dreger (@AliceDreger) April 15, 2015
Alice’s live-tweeted sex ed class totally ruined it for other parents, for sure. They’re going to confiscate all phones next time, we imagine.
Abstinence-based sex ed has been proven time and time again to be ineffective. There’s nothing wrong with teaching abstinence, mind you. But teaching ONLY abstinence and ignoring fact-based sexual education can have dire consequences. Kids need to know about sex. ALL about sex. And they need to be taught consent, biology, and how to practice SAFE sex. Because listen: they’re gonna do it. At some point, many teens (and even tweens!) are going to experiment with sex. Knowing how to do so safely isn’t going to turn them into a bunch of sex-crazed animals.
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(Image: Twitter / @AliceDreger)
