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Berry122 wrote:

Alternatives wrote:

Berry122 wrote:

In Ireland it's way different.. Most schools are single gender so it was fairly ok for me I couldn't have been mixed lol But in fifth class(fifth grade, year 6) we got the changes talk with no video just some one talking and then in sixth class it was the same just about babies aswell. In 1st year(grade 7,year8) it was just changes again and a terrible cartoon video. And now this year in 2nd year(eighth grade, year 9) it was about babies in more detail. I don't get it like from what you guys are saying from America and Britain it's so different and straight forward here they're afraid to say anything! Like it's all out of our SPHE class which stands for Social Physical Health Education and it's all out of a book during class it's not organised it anything..

I live in Ireland. In a mixed school, so that I don't get socially *. But they made both genders watch it.

Yeah there are a lot of mixed schools too.  To be honest I'd prefer to be in a mixed school but my parents just put me down for this because practically all schools in my area are girls schools so it was handy.  Like I do activites outside of school a with opposide gender and stuff so how am I socially *?

I didn't say you were. Its just that with some kids, if they don't get enough social activity, they rush through things, if you catch my drift.

Berry122 wrote:

Yeah lol I guess. I hate being in an all girls school    no offence if anyone like it but I hate it. (off topic)

I personally love being in a mixed school. I can befriend both genders, and this also gives me social freedom, like having girlfriends, sleep overs with my mates, ect.

Berry122 wrote:

Yeah it does    I can still have sleepovers with my friends and I do quite often and I have lots of friends who are boys outside of school but still it would be better to be in a mixed school as I would get to see them more often and stuff.

Anyway back on topic lol 

Yes, we have to get back to this very serious topic.

I watched the video. *vomits*

I hit that.
Hard.
And I broke a leg.

But in all sereousness,

DX

Yeah.

  Going to a mixed school is harder, actually, for me.

  It's just that...

  Well...

Ihaveacrushonagirlwhoihavenochancewithbecauseofruddysocietyandagirlhasacrushonmeanditisawkwardandihatehavingacrushonagirlbecauseicantgetheroutofmyhead

and if I went to a all boys school that couldn't possibly happen.

Last edited by bananaman114 (2011-05-05 16:43:52)

littletonkslover wrote:

bananaman114 wrote:

I hit that.
Hard.
And I broke a leg.

But in all sereousness,

DX

Yeah.

  Going to a mixed school is harder, actually, for me.

  It's just that...

  Well...

Ihaveacrushonagirlwhoihavenochancewithbecauseofruddysocietyandagirlhasacrushonmeanditisawkwardandihatehavingacrushonagirlbecauseicantgetheroutofmyhead

and if I went to a all boys school that couldn't possibly happen.

mixed schools are the best schools

it's like, would you keep society seperated/ heck no

i know that
i am just

upsetbecausesocietyprimaralythreekidshaveprettymuchruinedmychanceofanyrelationshipwithanyonesomewhatintheircircleoffriendswhichisalotofpeopleandbecauseofthatiamregardedasanoutcastbyeveryoneandiamreallyonlyfriendswiththeotherpeopletheyscrewedover

and now im typing without grammar again

oh and please read the entire word even though it goes off the screen

Last edited by bananaman114 (2011-05-05 16:51:28)

half_life_2 wrote:

TheGameMaster1231 wrote:

It's like I'm re-living a part of Diary of a Wimpy Kid. 

You know how in Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Ugly Truth, Greg had to watch that video about "Bodily Changes"?

Guess what? I'm watching a movie about "Bodily Changes" next month. Hoorah.

They're even seperating the girls and boys. I WONDER WHY.

So yeah, dicussificationilary what I should expect and if you've ever had any experience with this stuffs and whatnot.

Look at peoples' pants the entire time when an uncomfortable moment comes up.

thats just kinda
wierd

especially when it comes to this subject

the teachers talking about...

and your looking at someones pants

kinda brings up question

Berry122 wrote:

Yeah lol I guess. I hate being in an all girls school    no offence if anyone like it but I hate it. (off topic)

Yeah, well I'm homeschooled so...
But most my friends are girls. I'm a boy. :S

bananaman114 wrote:

I hit that.
Hard.
And I broke a leg.

But in all sereousness,

DX

Yeah.

  Going to a mixed school is harder, actually, for me.

  It's just that...

  Well...

Ihaveacrushonagirlwhoihavenochancewithbecauseofruddysocietyandagirlhasacrushonmeanditisawkwardandihatehavingacrushonagirlbecauseicantgetheroutofmyhead

and if I went to a all boys school that couldn't possibly happen.

Every read Spud?

I'm glad I go to a Christian school. I won't have to watch that.

Last edited by thecrazyguy (2011-05-07 06:29:09)

Alternatives wrote:

thecrazyguy wrote:

I'm glad I go to a Christian school. I won't have to watch that.

Grade? Even in Christian schools they show it in Gr. 7
Used to go to one, before I moved.

Yeah, but I live in the USA, so it's probably different.P.S. I'm thecrazyguy on a new account.

Last edited by 3DSfan12345 (2011-05-07 12:35:54)

I went to something like that but it was through a Christian perspective. Let me tell you, the video wasn't bad, it was the fact that a kid behind me would point out stuff like "OH LOOK, IT'S HAIRY" or "HAHA MY SISTER WILL BE SO JEALOUS."

I slept with nightmares for 3 weeks.

I can't beleive I found this. I was JUST thinking about it! Anyways, I got a great book about being a teen and changes and peer pressure and things like that for girls. I think thats why I was thinking about it.