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A warning by Fr. John A. Hardon S.J.
Don’t be fooled. Robbing a young child of its innocence with thoughts about sexual intercourse years before they need to know about it takes a toll on a child’s psyche. What’s not funny are the high levels of promiscuity, abortion, and suicide among they youth, not to mention all the perversions being taught to children in public schools. As if teaching boys and girls about sex and handing out condoms in school is not going to usher youngsters into sexual activity. And then people wonder why suicide rates are so high among the young; after a girl has been sexually active and worn out by the time they are 14 and young boys are addicted to pornography.Wow. I have to be honest. That made me laugh right out loud. A little on the alarmist side, IMO.
5 year olds of average intelligence often want to know and ask where babies come from. They notice their bodies are different from siblings of opposite sex and they ask why. What do you suggest are appropriate responses to these questions?Well, as the good priest explained, teaching young, and even little boys and girls about sexual intercourse has an effect on the mind introducing temptations to impurity and sex much earlier than a more mature mind.
Not sure why you seem to be equating this with all sex education programs.Teaching children as young as 5 about self- stimulation and alternative lifestyles is an example of the rot children are being exposed to in many “sexual education” programs, including how to use condoms, etc.
Can we please not use degrading language about children to have this conversation?after a girl has been sexually active and worn out by the time they are 14
My children are in public elementary school. My oldest is 9 and has never had a sex education class or a class that talks about masturbation, sexual orientation, or sex reassignment. Not all public schools are like what you describe.Teaching children as young as 5 about self- stimulation and alternative lifestyles is an example of the rot children are being exposed to in many “sexual education” programs, including how to use condoms, etc.
I second this. My daughter was in middle school so 12-13 before the health class went beyond the differences in male/female bodies.My children are in public elementary school. My oldest is 9 and has never had a sex education class or a class that talks about masturbation, sexual orientation, or sex reassignment. Not all public schools are like what you describe.
This is how I tackled teaching my daughter. Again, age appropriate, based on her questions to me, we read books on the subject and the lines of communication were wide open. No question went unanswered although sometimes I had to take a deep break and mutter “help me Jesus” before replying (and he always didWe were educated about sex before we left the house to go to school. Mom didn’t want us learning from kids on the playground the kinds of things that kids learn on the playground (and accept as true because no adult has given them the dignity of explaining how our bodies work) . We all turned out just fine. We used proper terminology and respected how God created us. I don’t know where some of these ideas come from, to be honest.
Maybe you are unfamiliar with what children are being taught these days in school. Not all schools use the same programs, but there are national guidelines that were adopted from Planned Parenthood. And realize that not all children are going to come home and tell you what they learned in sex class. And, as if all that sex education is making society better. Simply look at the statistics.Not sure why you seem to be equating this with all sex education programs.
So glad my very devout parents saw things differently.
I have 3 children in elementary school. I know what their curriculum is.Maybe you are unfamiliar with what children are being taught these days in school
They don’t have sex class yet first of all. So far health has been all about not eating junk food and exercising enough. Second of all, my kids can’t keep a secret to keep themselves out of trouble much less their school.And realize that not all children are going to come home and tell you what they learned in sex class.
May I humbly ask why it made you laugh?Wow. I have to be honest. That made me laugh right out loud. A little on the alarmist side, IMO.
Yep.Robbing a young child of its innocence with thoughts about sexual intercourse years before they need to know about it takes a toll on a child’s psyche
I don’t know. The neighborhood surrounding the school is fast and tough (sex, drugs, shootings), so the kids might have seen someone doing something and then went on to do it themselves.Were the two kids being abused?
Truthfully? It reminded me of my favorite quote from that old movie, Peggy Sue Got Married. “Peggy, you know what a ***** is? Stay away from it!!!”May I humbly ask why it made you laugh?