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JimG
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Well yes, I’ve heard that before, but I’m never quite sure what people mean by it. Are they talking about sexual attraction? At what age? It was uncommon in my youth for kids in elementary school to speak of having boyfriends or girlfriends, and when they did, it was more of a social idea rather than a sexual idea, but mostly we didn’t think about it all. Now kids have been increasingly sexualized even before they know what it means, and so it’s more common to talk like that. And with schools providing sex education at earlier and earlier ages, there is a dangerous trend of denying children their innocence and sexual latency period.Actually some people knew what sex they were attracted to before they hit puberty.
Now it’s almost as though we wish to force a decision on them in pre-school. So, what’s your sexual preference? Huh? Before puberty, does a child really know that his or her preference is for a particular kind of sexual activity? And if he does, is it because he’s already been given too much information about sex, and the culture has told him that he must choose?