sweetnpetite
Intellectual snob
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There will be homework (it's not what you think!)
it will involve talking to your parents about what there values are, talking to your religious leaders (if any) talking to a religious leader that is different from your own and forming your own thoughts on the matter.
It will focus on HEALTH and information that will serve you all through your life. Yet it will deal w/ morals and values because I think that is a part of the issue. It won't TEACH values, it will teach you to clarify your values.
It will encourage independent and critical thinking.
It will stress that your body belongs to you. That NO ONE has the right to make decisions about your body except you-- that included your parents, your preachers and your boyfriend!
I honestly believe that girls who feel that descision is THEREs to make and not somebody elses would wait. But telling them what desicion to make only makes it harder to listen to there own internal voices.
Or course everyone would complain... HOW can we expect teens to make there own choices and WHY would we want them to understand there own bodies? Even though, of course they make there own choices all the time and they Don't understand their own bodies. That too me is what leads to tragedy.
it will involve talking to your parents about what there values are, talking to your religious leaders (if any) talking to a religious leader that is different from your own and forming your own thoughts on the matter.
It will focus on HEALTH and information that will serve you all through your life. Yet it will deal w/ morals and values because I think that is a part of the issue. It won't TEACH values, it will teach you to clarify your values.
It will encourage independent and critical thinking.
It will stress that your body belongs to you. That NO ONE has the right to make decisions about your body except you-- that included your parents, your preachers and your boyfriend!
I honestly believe that girls who feel that descision is THEREs to make and not somebody elses would wait. But telling them what desicion to make only makes it harder to listen to there own internal voices.
Or course everyone would complain... HOW can we expect teens to make there own choices and WHY would we want them to understand there own bodies? Even though, of course they make there own choices all the time and they Don't understand their own bodies. That too me is what leads to tragedy.