When I had my breakdown, the social worker scolded my mother for neglecting my sex education. It wasn’t offered in schools then, either. And it’s true, I was very confused on the subject and suffered not knowing about being a girl. But it’s never too late to learn. I can relax and know, now.
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You had a horrible childhood evidently.
I don’t think it’s the school’s responsibility to teach children sex education. I think that’s the parents’. Of course if you’re a foster child or orphan then who is there to teach you? I think the schools should require a parent’s permission to teach their child sex ed. I know when I was in high school they taught it in biology class and never required my dad’s signature.
Physically, I had a good childhood. Mentally, it was horrible.
A lot of people feel as you do, that sex education is personal and is a parent’s job. I would have been embarrassed if it had been taught in school but it might have been better than the pee panic I felt not knowing anything.
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I think the doctor was inappropriate. He should have kept it about the facts and not his opinion.
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He was very old. I think he was already retired. It was probably difficult for him too since sex education was a new thing in schools at the time
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My step cousin told me that his doctor advised him to masturbate on the regular. Idk if he was just saying that or it was true. This after I caught him jacking off in my sister’s room when I was paying him to gut my bathroom.
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