Other #76257 Sex education to students?

[AskSatanOperator]

As far as I know, a part of American and especially European school education is dedicated to sex education for students. What do you think? Is sex education good at a young age or should we wait until adulthood?

 

[OttoHart]

Sex education, if done well, should be done and can be great.
Children should know about proper hygiene, how their body parts operate, how to spot the signs of being groomed or being abused, and by the time they are past puberty, the dangers of unprotected sex and random hookups.
For children before puberty, the focus should be on self-defense from pedophilic tactics. Many children were sexually abused and didn't tell anyone because they didn't even know what sex was.
After puberty, it becomes an unavoidable reality that teens are horny and should be taught how to avoid the physical and mental dangers of not being careful with who you have sex with and how.
Spiritual concepts related to this like avoiding race mixing can also be taught.

Ideally, this should be taught at home, but there's no way to guarantee this is done well, so whether it should be standardized at school or left to the individual families is up for debate.

The elephant in the room here is that jews promote harmful ideologies through this, which should be addressed.

 

[SeguaceDiSatanas]

Is sex education good at a young age or should we wait until adulthood?

I think you have to start as a teenager. When I was in elementary school, the teachers have talked to us about sex to educate us sexually.

I was a child prodigy at the time and could see things as an adult, but my classmates were disgusted and didn't understand what they were studying. So it was useless, it had no effect and to this day they are in sexual degeneration. Also just because they were children they had to explain to them this ridiculous idea of sex-only-for-procreation.

Sex is not a dirty thing and it is not just for procreation, it is the most perceptible way of showing love to someone. Because you feel it physically through universally recognized gestures like kissing or otherwise intimacy and letting people into our little world that we don't show to others, being happy when they touch us and explore because we feel it physically and not just verbally.

But you cannot explain these things to a child easily because they would not understand them. In my opinion and this is my opinion, I would wait until adolescence that the child already starts to explore his body. Also because in the beginning he will just masturbate, so he will still have to understand that certain things make him feel sensations and he will want to feel them.