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you put those tags on this post where they belong
"people who don't want children to read books with sex in them will be very surprised when their teenagers discover it's a thing anyway" — child, I think most people are in fact aware teenagers know about sex, they just want them to learn about it in somewhat more optimal conditions than a trashy romance.
In an ideal world, parents should always be the ones bringing in the tough topics to their kids lives, at a more easily and age appropriate level than what a romance novel or the internet will teach them.
Because my parents didn’t have “The Talk” with me, I ended up learning everything from the internet. Being a curious child, I didn’t know when to quit and stop looking things up. Soon, it wasn’t pure childish innocent curiosity driving me to look sex related things up anymore.
I became addicted to porn before I was even 13. My parents never looked at my search history, never sat me down and explained sex, nothing. I love them dearly, and this isn’t meant to badmouth them as they’ve been amazing parents and role models in almost every other way. It’s just that, no matter if I don’t want it to, this addiction will have consequences and repercussions in any future relationship I may have.
So yes, I’m against the YA genre having smut in it. That’s for the adult books. Kids and teens shouldn’t be fed porn from what is meant to be genres meant for them. If you want to read books with filth in them, then go to the adult section. Keep it out of schools, YA, and the kids section though. Those are not the places.
Exactly.
Yes, sex education is important. But with children and young teens, that's about building healthy, strong relationships, the importance of consent, sexual health, the technicalities of pregnancy, knowing if they're being abused etc.
It's unbelievable that this has to be explained to some people. But this IS different from erotic, suggestive content in books aimed at children and young teens.
Children should know the formal names of body parts. And there's nothing 'erotic' about telling them where no one outside of a medical examination should be touching them.
Educational information is technical and yes, children and young teens need this.
But sexually explicit details of sex acts. There's neither the need or any excuse to give this to children.
In my own school days, we had the technicalities.
But there was never any question of responsible adults making sexually explicit material available to us.
The majority of us were perfectly able to find our own way to it when we were old enough.
Sleeping poorly is so embarrassing... sorry im grumpy I stayed up past my bedtime. Like a toddler
Does anyone know what to do
Printers despise you. Even docile ones will attack you. You aren't welcome in their holy places.
Tumblr deserves to see this PHM edit I saw on Tik Tok
"I would never-"
You would if you were tired enough. You would if you were hungry enough. You would if your mind and body had been worn down enough, through pain or disease or toil or violent struggle. You might if you were put on the wrong medicine, or you got the wrong kind of head injury, or you were forced to choose between someone else and yourself. You might if your livelihood was staked on it, or all your hopes and dreams. You might if you didn't know what else to do, if it's what you were taught or if nobody taught you anything else.
I have not been worn down in most of these ways. I have lived a remarkably privileged life. But I have been worn down in some ways. And they were enough to teach me that in the wrong circumstances, any of us can become someone we don't want to be. It's worth keeping that in mind.
No actually. Some of us would never.
History is full of people who would never. They usually died for it. But we remember them and honor them as heroes.
Some people do have those breaking points. Not everyone.
☝️usually it is God giving us strength to bear past our natural breaking point
"only 90s kids remember-" wrong, if you're poor and/or rural enough, old tech and fashion doesn't just disappear when it stops being trendy. We had dial-up until 2012
Feeling inspired... Might put off writing and think about it the whole time
its probably a normal sign for the economy that all of my adulthood fantasies are like "imagine having your own kitchen living room and bathroom to decorate" "what if i could get on a train" "maybe one day i could purchase a sturdy pair of shoes" "i should save and invest in a single bicycle"
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“power corrupts” does NOT mean “oppression purifies”
You heard about that, huh?
Project Hail Mary (2026) dir. Phil Lord & Chris Miller
I'm still thinking about the guy who saw me realize my wheelchair wouldn't fit in the elevator because he (also a wheelchair user) was already inside it and immediately quipped, "This elevator ain't accessible enough for the both of us."
Remember, history was awful. Never trust the romantics.
