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And that is completely a good thing, BA. I made my children listen to me hold forth on the psychological and physical benefits of masturbation.
 
I showed my son and his friends how to put on a condom properly.

forget what was used for a penis. maybe a flashlight. lol
 
BetteTheRed said:
Boy dogs are slightly more inclined that way than girl dogs, although Lucy displays a most un-feminine fondness for proclaiming that "Lucy Was Here". She also goes to some hilarious contortions to try to make herself appear a taller dog than she is.
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In my experience with dogs I'd agree that it's more of an issue with boy dogs.
 
Why wouldn't you? I mean, you support that this be a culturally-sensitive practice, not a social-normative practice, per the school system. So where exactly is this information supposed to be shared per your opinion?
 
I get this feeling that "nothing, nowhere, sexuality doesn't exist" comprises your world view. This is not the way the world works. How we are supposed to safely and dispassionately and fairly describe the journey from child to sexual adult is not clear to me from your opinions.
 
BetteTheRed said:
I get this feeling that "nothing, nowhere, sexuality doesn't exist" comprises your world view. This is not the way the world works. How we are supposed to safely and dispassionately and fairly describe the journey from child to sexual adult is not clear to me from your opinions.
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I just find it a tad unusual that a woman would take it on herself to teach her son and his friends how to put a condom. First, why would she be teaching her son's friends? Did she check first with their parents to make sure it'd be okay with them for her to do so? If not, I find it really inappropriate that she would have taught them. Second, is this not a task that fathers traditionally teach their sons?
 
BetteTheRed said:
Boy dogs are slightly more inclined that way than girl dogs, although Lucy displays a most un-feminine fondness for proclaiming that "Lucy Was Here". She also goes to some hilarious contortions to try to make herself appear a taller dog than she is.
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I agree. Though I did have a female dog who seemed to mark her territory in the way a male dog might. I won't even mention how my dog got the reputation as a Romeo at the dog park.........(No he's not dominant)
 
Northwind said:
Why can't a mother teach her son about this? Why can't a mother discuss sex with her son? Seems pretty sexist to me to suggest that's the father's role.
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It is traditionally the father's role. Thus it is surprising when a mother does it. Much less also decides to instruct her son's friends. The latter seems to me like a very strange decision. :confused:
 
Sad thing humanity in copious amount ... since we know little of mental control ... thus Dilution Theory in prodigious paradigms ... something to be whittled ... or shamed!
 
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