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Sex Ed, Tuesday, 3rd Period

When the students arrived to class today, they'd find Clint at the front of the room typing into a tablet.

Hey guys, said an automated computerized voice from the tablet. I am sick and lost my voice so there will not be much of a lecture today. We were supposed to talk about communication, ha ha ha. Yes, Clint thought that was funny, shhh. You cannot have a healthy sexual relationship without communicating with your partner. If they want sex once a week and you want it once a day, things will not work unless you talk. Today, I want you to take a quiz about your interpersonal skills, and then talk to each other about what you will have to do to communicate with your future partners about your needs.

Meanwhile, Clint would be over here with all the hot tea ever, listening to you all like a silent creeper.

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Communicating!

Which will hopefully work...

Edited 2015-10-06 12:50 (UTC)

Are you good at it? Are your future partners going to need to learn a new language to know what you want?

He's got the tablet, so he could talk, if needed.

Edited 2015-10-06 12:51 (UTC)

Congrats, I could not actually bring myself to give you guys a movie day. :D

Nathan Byrn

April

April was proud to discover that she got a 96 out of 100, but she tried not to look too smug in case other people weren't as happy with their scores.

"I liked this quiz," April began, because she had done well on it, "but I don't know if it can predict how you'll be at communicating in a brand new type of situation with feelings and libidos on the line. Especially in a situation where saying how you feel might feel like it's going to be a disappointment to your partner. Even if you're really articulate most of the time, that's scary," she said thoughtfully.

Isabela

Ada Miller

"I don't understand some of these questions," Ada complained under her breath, stabbing at the form with her pencil. "It's talking. What do emotions have to do with it?"