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fandomhigh2015-09-22 01:50 am
so_hawkward) wrote in fandomhigh2015-09-22 01:50 am
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Sex Ed, Tuesday, 3rd Period
Sorry kids, there were no fun props waiting for you in class today, just a long handout that Clint handed to everyone on their way in.
"Hey guys and ladies. So, we've talked about how to be safe when you're having sex, but I thought we should also talk about how to figure out who you might want to have sex with," he said.
"For some people, the answer is easy - you see someone of the opposite sex, think they're attractive, they feel the same way about you, and boom it's sex time. But for some people, the answer is a lot more difficult. Maybe you see someone of the same sex and think they're attractive. Maybe you think everyone is attractive. Maybe you think everyone is attractive, but you don't want to have sex with them. Maybe you don't need to find people attractive to want to have sex with them. There's a lot of different options when it comes to orientation, which is why there are so many different definitions on this sheet. My question to you is, do you think we need so many different orientations? Do you think there's something that should be on this list that isn't there? You're all... well, you're a lot more knowledgeable about sex topics than I expected, so I thought a discussion might be okay."
Of course, god help them all if anyone had strong feelings on the subject.
"Hey guys and ladies. So, we've talked about how to be safe when you're having sex, but I thought we should also talk about how to figure out who you might want to have sex with," he said.
"For some people, the answer is easy - you see someone of the opposite sex, think they're attractive, they feel the same way about you, and boom it's sex time. But for some people, the answer is a lot more difficult. Maybe you see someone of the same sex and think they're attractive. Maybe you think everyone is attractive. Maybe you think everyone is attractive, but you don't want to have sex with them. Maybe you don't need to find people attractive to want to have sex with them. There's a lot of different options when it comes to orientation, which is why there are so many different definitions on this sheet. My question to you is, do you think we need so many different orientations? Do you think there's something that should be on this list that isn't there? You're all... well, you're a lot more knowledgeable about sex topics than I expected, so I thought a discussion might be okay."
Of course, god help them all if anyone had strong feelings on the subject.
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Chester was a wee bit protective of Ada. Just a bit.
"Still, none of this?" Ada tapped her handout, "--is new. Or the words are new, but I know people like this, because, well, most people who aren't born into it don't up and join the carnival if you feel happy and accepted at home."
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Her views were simple.
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