Sex Ed, Monday [4-20] Third Period

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"Well, this is our last class together," Steve said as he leaned on his desk next to a tray of cupcakes. "This is, in fact, your final exam. You've been a wonderful class this semester, and I hope you've learned something useful. In fact, that's your final. I want you to write an essay on what you've learned in this class. Please, don't be afraid to be honest. Then, you're free to go, or stay and have a cupcake. Or take a cupcake with you. Anything goes. I hope you'll remember to be safe and sane, and that kids are only for teenagers on the weekend after prom." He grinned and said, "Everything away but paper and pens, and your essay-writing time begins...now."

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Re: Turn in Your Essay

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Éowyn was much better at speaking than writing, so her essay went slowly, but she was much happier writing about this subject than having to speak about it in front of everyone.

I learned that there is far more to sexual relations than producing children or pleasing one's husband. I learned that no two people feel exactly the same way about intercourse, about who people should fall in love with, about whether or not love is necessary, and I learned that there is nothing wrong with disagreement, as long as there is also acceptance.

She went on for a bit longer to cover more specific topics that stuck well in her mind, but she felt the beginning was the most important part.