@bonifartius @HebrideanHecate

> children don't need "sexual education" except if you want them sexualized.

That's too black and white. It just needs to be age appropriate. (So not like what that kindergarten did, of course.)

Teens especially should be educated. And IMO it should not be so clinical, and instead incorporate elements of, for example, fostering self confidence in girls to reject sexual advances or demands from their boyfriends if they don't feel comfortable.

Porn especially is wrecking the minds of boys, making them ask for outright dehumanising practices, and someone needs to reassure girls that this isn't normal and that they aren't crazy or "not a real woman" for feeling unsettled about it.