Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
No high schools and colleges should not give out condoms...best thing parents can do is give their children the best possible advice and information so their children can be a little prepared for when they do have sex
how does giving out condoms go against what parents can do to prepare their children?
Wow. So all sex talks or lack of them should be up to parents?
What if I don't have parents? Or what if I do, but they could care less about me.
What if I don't have anything entertaining to do that doesn't involve sex?
What if my best friend tells me she's having sex and that it's amazing?
What if... what if.... what if.....
parents are not always there. in fact, the majority of the time, parents are hardly there at all. so, great sex talk those kids are getting.
of course condoms should be available, and reliable ones. these can be very easily placed in both mens' and womens' restrooms, and a donation system very easily setup. at my college, condoms were placed above the sink and a small jar requesting twenty-five cents if you felt so driven.
also. business cards for free womens' services. pamplets about stds, nurses who are well versed in the same.
if someone has an std or is pregnant or WHATEVER, they are much less likely to get help if it is not advertised that these kinds of questions are welcome and, in fact, anticipated.
come on. parents or nothing? reaching abstinence? don't people know that in high school, many students are ready to run out and do something if teachers just mention it's not allowed?
also. the human race has been built so that women and men reach puberty early in life. it is not the human body that's changed, it's society mores. If women were once married at fifteen because they were ready a very long time ago, it's not the fault of the woman who feels horny today. isn't it better if something is available so that people can check out what's happening to themselves? knowledge is power, and blah blah blah, and sexual knowledge [the other kind] will give teens sexual power. Let them know there are some severe consequences. Let them know that sex is a natural thing for the human body.
jesus christ. keep people in the dark and there are more "babies having babies" and not being able to take care of either the child or themselves. teaching all options equals a couple who knows what they're getting into, perhaps even ecourages questions and "waiting for testing," if not waiting for marriage.
don't attempt to quash what the human body has been doing for centuries.
Originally posted by The Scribe
Robtard...Some will have sex that wouldn't have because of the increased availability of "protection."
Whoever gives out anything free should be held responsible for their actions. That would stop these free hand outs.
I just don't believe in this and never will.
You better be a virgin.
Originally posted by grimify
Because it's totally logical to alleviate all responsibility for the 13 year old and the parents. And our court system does indeed try minors as adults on occasion. Stop acting like a 13 year old can't think for themselves.Once again, there are resources readily available. Anyone who chooses not to use them gets what they deserve.
Ha. It's funny to me that you're the one resulting to insults here, yet you're claiming that I'm an internet "tough guy".
Informing the teen should be the parents job, and on top of that, schools do teach sex ed. If a teen chooses to ignore the dangers, it's a decision they should have to deal with. State laws vary, but most any planned parenthood office will give a person contraceptives, even if they're under 16. I'm pretty sure Ohio, and some others, will give them to a 13 year old.
they stop teaching sex ed in high school, n besides they dont really SHOW [not tell] the cons of having unprotected sex
Originally posted by siriuswriter
Wow. So all sex talks or lack of them should be up to parents?What if I don't have parents? Or what if I do, but they could care less about me.
What if I don't have anything entertaining to do that doesn't involve sex?
What if my best friend tells me she's having sex and that it's amazing?
What if... what if.... what if.....
parents are not always there. in fact, the majority of the time, parents are hardly there at all. so, great sex talk those kids are getting.
of course condoms should be available, and reliable ones. these can be very easily placed in both mens' and womens' restrooms, and a donation system very easily setup. at my college, condoms were placed above the sink and a small jar requesting twenty-five cents if you felt so driven.
also. business cards for free womens' services. pamplets about stds, nurses who are well versed in the same.
if someone has an std or is pregnant or WHATEVER, they are much less likely to get help if it is not advertised that these kinds of questions are welcome and, in fact, anticipated.
come on. parents or nothing? reaching abstinence? don't people know that in high school, many students are ready to run out and do something if teachers just mention it's not allowed?
also. the human race has been built so that women and men reach puberty early in life. it is not the human body that's changed, it's society mores. If women were once married at fifteen because they were ready a very long time ago, it's not the fault of the woman who feels horny today. isn't it better if something is available so that people can check out what's happening to themselves? knowledge is power, and blah blah blah, and sexual knowledge [the other kind] will give teens sexual power. Let them know there are some severe consequences. Let them know that sex is a natural thing for the human body.
jesus christ. keep people in the dark and there are more "babies having babies" and not being able to take care of either the child or themselves. teaching all options equals a couple who knows what they're getting into, perhaps even ecourages questions and "waiting for testing," if not waiting for marriage.
don't attempt to quash what the human body has been doing for centuries.
i got goose bumps from reading this in ur sooo right
Re: Re: Re: Re: Should HIGH SCHOOL and COLLEGES give out Condoms?
Originally posted by The Scribe
I will agree there. Mothers, stay home, you're needed. 😉um....... exuuuuuuuse me? i don't think the chauvinist pig cliche is enough for this statement.
You can't force people to listen or care and most don't care.
evidently.... 🙄
Originally posted by siriuswriter
What if... what if.... what if.....
All excuses.
Originally posted by siriuswriter
i don't think the chauvinist pig cliche is enough for this statement.
Females think? 😄
There wouldn't be that many non-virgins, pregnant school age children, or single mothers, if that were so.
Ever heard of misandry?
Excuses lie within the realm of losing homework or lying about something stupid and trying to cover up.
When, where, and who a person is born to is something no one can control.
I'm not even responding to that bit about feminism. I'm thinking you know as little about feminism as you do about the current subject of discussion.
misandry? i'm sure you meant misogyny.
Originally posted by siriuswriter
misandry? i'm sure you meant http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Misogyny]misogyny.
Misandry 😄
Originally posted by The Scribe
Feminists are destroying America
I'm positive you know as much about feminism as you appear to know about sex
Originally posted by leonheartmm
how does giving out condoms go against what parents can do to prepare their children?
well, you have seen or at least heard of the teen pregnancy rate...
Just because said child has a condom(whether the school/college/parent gives it to them) obviously doesn't mean much..
Originally posted by BruceSkywalkerThat is flawed logic though. You are assuming a) that all children and teenagers already have ample access to condoms and b) that there are no other factors involved in teen pregnancies now as opposed to earlier.
well, you have seen or at least heard of the teen pregnancy rate...Just because said child has a condom(whether the school/college/parent gives it to them) obviously doesn't mean much..
Originally posted by WO Polaski
and he ignores 99% of your post yet again. 😱
😄 😱
Originally posted by inimalist
I'm positive you know as much about feminism as you appear to know about sex
That was misleading and inaccurate.
You are out of Biblical Order. disgust nono
Originally posted by siriuswriter
ah well. if a person refuses to listen and possibly be educated then that person is condemned to a life of suck-egg stupidity.
You're the misled and ignorant.
1 Corinthians 14:38 (KJV)
But if any man be ignorant, let him be ignorant.
Isaiah 5:20 (KJV)
Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!