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svinnik wrote:

When I had to do it, males and females were together. It was okay.

I also did it again in grade 7, and am going to have to do it again now
They say its more 'in depth'

Last edited by wiimaster (2011-03-08 18:41:34)

svinnik wrote:

wiimaster wrote:

svinnik wrote:

When I had to do it, males and females were together. It was okay.

I also did it again in grade 7, and am going to have to do it again now
They say its more 'in depth'

In grade 7&8 it's basically use condoms and date safety. I got taken out of the class by my father. I complained I was being left out, and that my social life already sucks, so he allowed me to take the class.

Good for you, and no I am not promoting familial disobedience, this is something to be sorted out with your family, but it is your right to be educated, especially in matters this important.

svinnik wrote:

I wonder why our society has such an aversion to [word]? Maybe because of the Judeo-Christian foundation?

That word is blocked by the filter. 

I watched something about this in 5th grade. Girls and boys seperated. We groaned at...the things you imagined we groaned at.

I know what it is. When I hit Quote, it doesn't censor the word in the textbox.

svinnik wrote:

wiimaster wrote:

svinnik wrote:

When I had to do it, males and females were together. It was okay.

I also did it again in grade 7, and am going to have to do it again now
They say its more 'in depth'

In grade 7&8 it's basically use condoms and date safety. I got taken out of the class by my father. I complained I was being left out, and that my social life already sucks, so he allowed me to take the class.

Good for your father I say.

Kileymeister wrote:

johndo77 wrote:

ihaveamac wrote:

I know what it is. When I hit Quote, it doesn't censor the word in the textbox.

Yeah it does.

Look:

*

I think you're mistaken, because I can see it fine.

He meant in the quote box itself, not the "post a reply" box. 

How can it ruin your maturity? That isn't a thing that can be done

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

LS97 wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

I've seen loads. And I've been through it too, so yeah.

Don't trust the videos. They say the changes usually start at about 13, but it doesn't always. Really, it wan't all that shocking. It's just the basic stuff.

Trust me, it's not what you expect. It's a lot more boring.

lol, I agree 
I kinda knew about this stuff in third grade, so when we got "the talk" in 7th grade i wasn't shocked or anything.
And... 13? you kidding me? they say it ranges from 8 to 14, and usually ends at 18    i think

but wait, what does "And I've been through it too, so yeah." mean? 

oh, on an edit note:
they tend to make it sound very bad. don't believe them 

I know, it's not a nudge-and-giggle thing. 

We got told it all starts at 13. Heh. They don't have a clue.

And I have person experience of 'the talk', I've been through the 'changes' and all that stuff.


NEVAR EVAR TRUST A SCHOOL NURSE!

Har, har, my school has never had a nurse. The lunchroom moniters, however, gah! They were, to be brutally honest with you, are the worst people I have ever met. They were sexist, mean, and paranoid. My mom has a chronic, non-contagious lung diesease, so naturally she coughs. Nothing to be worried about. She volanteered at the breakfast club. She coughed.She was kicked out. All because of the paranoid lunch moniters.

Anyway, back on topic.

bananaman114 wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

LS97 wrote:

lol, I agree 
I kinda knew about this stuff in third grade, so when we got "the talk" in 7th grade i wasn't shocked or anything.
And... 13? you kidding me? they say it ranges from 8 to 14, and usually ends at 18    i think

but wait, what does "And I've been through it too, so yeah." mean? 

oh, on an edit note:
they tend to make it sound very bad. don't believe them 

I know, it's not a nudge-and-giggle thing. 

We got told it all starts at 13. Heh. They don't have a clue.

And I have person experience of 'the talk', I've been through the 'changes' and all that stuff.


NEVAR EVAR TRUST A SCHOOL NURSE!

Har, har, my school has never had a nurse. The lunchroom moniters, however, gah! They were, to be brutally honest with you, are the worst people I have ever met. They were sexist, mean, and paranoid. My mom has a chronic, non-contagious lung diesease, so naturally she coughs. Nothing to be worried about. She volanteered at the breakfast club. She coughed.She was kicked out. All because of the paranoid lunch moniters.

Anyway, back on topic.

I agree with all of you. 

EmperorEvil wrote:

In 5th grade we watched a video like that from 1986 or something. Nothing nude is shown and it's good that they separated the genders because it would be very awkward otherwise.
It's not that scary, just some cartoons and 80's kids discussing stuff.
And question time.

Anyway it was annoying.

That's all.

So true. But we should feel grateful that we have these videos. We actually know what's going to hit us. It's kind of a shock when 'bodily changes' first hit you (I've gone through them; I should know) hit you. People in some other countries, like India, do not have videos like these to alert them. And believe me, some of the people are very superstitious about these changes. They will never mention it to you until it comes to you, but then it's too late and there is a huge mess. So, bottom line, be happy for those videos, no matter how boring, possibly 'disturbing', or strange they are. They're not so bad, as EmperorEvil and a few others have mentioned earlier.

08jackt wrote:

also prepare for lols (...i mean, if you're as immature as me)
best subject ever. =DDDDDDDDD

  I can understand it might be amusing for some... 

When I watched it, I already knew about everything about this stuff.
And more.
The older kids at school teach you a lot of things, man.
*shudders*