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fandomhigh2013-03-15 11:39 am
screwyoumarvel) wrote in fandomhigh2013-03-15 11:39 am
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Sex Ed, Friday
“Hello, class!” Thor greeted the students enthusiastically (as always). “It has been a while since we’ve seen you last.” Yes, thank you for stating the obvious. Good start for this particular class, considering the topic.
“A few things have come up,” Steve said, and no, he wasn’t telling you any more. Some things were need to know. “And, of course, there was the break. But we’re all together again now, so let’s get started.”
“All relationships,” Thor said, “sexual in nature or not, have one thing in common: the need for communication.” Said the demigod who lived by the maxim “hit it with a hammer first, ask questions maybe later if I think about it which let’s be honest I probably won’t.”
“Yes,” Steve agreed. “A lot of problems in all sorts of relationships can be avoided with clear and honest communication.” Or Maria Hill might call in an air strike on you for stating an opinion. But that had been kind of an outlier. “It’s always important to be open with others, but it’s especially important in relationships where misconceptions or misunderstandings can lead to resentment and hurt feelings.”
“Eye contact and body language are important elements in open communication,” or so Thor had read on the internet, anyway. “To that end, today’s activity will involve being unable to do either of those things, and afterwards you will discuss how that influenced your discussion,” he said. “So- find yourself a partner, and sit back to back.”
“It’s really as simple as that,” Steve said. “Discuss something, and remember, no peeking.”
“A few things have come up,” Steve said, and no, he wasn’t telling you any more. Some things were need to know. “And, of course, there was the break. But we’re all together again now, so let’s get started.”
“All relationships,” Thor said, “sexual in nature or not, have one thing in common: the need for communication.” Said the demigod who lived by the maxim “hit it with a hammer first, ask questions maybe later if I think about it which let’s be honest I probably won’t.”
“Yes,” Steve agreed. “A lot of problems in all sorts of relationships can be avoided with clear and honest communication.” Or Maria Hill might call in an air strike on you for stating an opinion. But that had been kind of an outlier. “It’s always important to be open with others, but it’s especially important in relationships where misconceptions or misunderstandings can lead to resentment and hurt feelings.”
“Eye contact and body language are important elements in open communication,” or so Thor had read on the internet, anyway. “To that end, today’s activity will involve being unable to do either of those things, and afterwards you will discuss how that influenced your discussion,” he said. “So- find yourself a partner, and sit back to back.”
“It’s really as simple as that,” Steve said. “Discuss something, and remember, no peeking.”
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