AIBU?
Awholelottanosy · 06/08/2015 21:24
Sadly I think it's very necessary.Young people are getting a wrong and damaging message about what's 'normal' in sex and if it isn't countered by correct information, men will just see women as sex objects and just there for their pleasure. Anal sex and 'gagging' is portrayed as everyday and something that is enjoyed by all women. What about the woman's pleasure? What about sensuality, respect, pleasure?
paulapompom · 06/08/2015 21:25
A child I taught asked if I had seen a particularly nasty internet clip. (Which I had but wish I hadn't ). She was a lovely girl but peers had shown her this clip, she didn't want to tell them it made her feel sick so she tried to laugh it off. (I followed safeguarding btw). Lessons that show porn is unrealistic and sometimes harmful seem a good idea.
WorzelsCornyBrows · 06/08/2015 21:26
Well it might teach them about mutual joy and respect. These kids need to learn there's a difference between good, mutually enjoyable sex and porn sex.
Just out of interest, how do you know that porn is truly consensual. There's a lot of exploitation in the industry.
Smartiepants79 · 06/08/2015 21:29
Well these boys clearly have no idea about 'real' sex with real people.
All they seem to know is what is the norm in porn.
Think it's a good idea.
The thing with the body hair makes me sad. They'd rather their partners looked like children than a grown woman.
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