Apples to Orgasms

This type of sex ed, will eventually get to the conservative american shores, it will just take a bit of time, as conservative religious groups do move forward and have to move forward, they just take a bit longer to catch up.

Some christians still believe the earth is 6000 years old..etc..but not for much longer, the scientific method and the truth it uncovers are undeniable be it in sex ed or geology.

"But could such a sexually enlightened controversial program ever work here in the United States?"

Not if the twisted Bible Thumpers (guardians of our morals, LOL) stick their noses in this matter and of course, they will.

We, unfortunatelly, are puritans and this program would never work! Our arteries are not as important as our morals...Oh! God! How naive you made us! Marx said "it is the opium of the ignorant and poor! Have we all become so dumb?

"But could such a sexually enlightened controversial program ever work here in the United States?"

A great conversation for a debate.

I feel the stereotyping of religious and other groups and the expectation of certain behaviors and characteristics is prejudiced. Wikipedia seems to agree http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prejudice. This prejudiced mindset towards religion exists, and unlike racism and feminism has not been thrust into the public sphere for examination. I don't believe that we have yet eradicated the isms that are out there, but we are working on it.

I feel that being religious does not necessarily mean that someone would oppose this type of program. An example of a religious group that would oppose it could likely be matched with a group that would argue it's merits. Let's look at the issue and its pros and cons instead of assuming what groups would decide. Remember in-school when there were in class debates? You didn't always get the side you agreed with...

Since you may be wondering-
I am a very spiritual person who also is very progressive in my beliefs and actions.
Personally, I would want to know more about the program before thinking about whether it would work or not. The information provided is not sufficient for me as a former teacher/ administrator to judge it's eligibility for the classroom. I also think it is possible that there are schools in the US that are already doing something like this, but that it would take more research than I am willing to do to find out.

Certainly teens should be taught the advantageous pleasures of sex, mainly masturbation. That is the safest sex for adolescents. You're right that religion has stood in the way of sex education of any kind. I used to be a Christian, but I've totally rejected that belief system, and their negative attitude toward sex is one main reason. There is good sex education in Europe, and they have only a small fraction of the teen pregnancy there is in this country. I am now a happy old agnostic, and I long for the day when religion no longer has any influence in this country.

I am with te writer of "Dumb Idea". While I am not opposed to the health benefits of healthy sex being taught in sex ed classes, we must keep in mind that it is well documented that the teenage brain and mindset, no matter how mature the individual may seem, do not correspond to that of their 20+ adult counterparts. Teenagers are impulsive, emotion driven, live very much in the moment, and do not have the same record on rational decision making as slightly older young adults. Therefore, it seems to me that Britain's new addition to the sex ed curriculum is irresponsible and could encourage teenagers to make decisions that could end up being emotiannaly and psychologically damaging. I am only recently out of my teen years so I still have a fairly recent understanding of the teen mind. This is not about what is moral, it is about what it age and developmentally appropriate. Please stop looking at this through a lens of hate directed at religion, and look at it through the lens of child and adolescent development.

Functionally I am in the space that dialectical materialism makes a lot of sense to me, but am married to a Christian progressive. We have conversations like this all the time, and I truly do hope progressive factions gain more of a hold in spiritual organizations, so that religion comes to be something other than what Marx described of it. By the way, what I read from Marx's "heart of a heartless world" is that he saw religion dominated by corollaries to oppression. What that means to me is that communists should see outlawing religion as a waste of time and unnecessary, because if they do their job right the worst aspects of religion would fail to maintain a hold on anyone. The only stumbling block to this is that I wonder how people can be pro-democracy for Earth while being celestial monarchists.

One way that I would hope the NHS would extend this idea is to teach children about diversity of beauty. This is one of the biggest stumbling blocks to enjoyable sex especially for youth, who are all too often and all too soon entrained in the various fascisms of appearance-ranking. One has to feel sexy, to see oneself as deserving of healthy sex, to have any appreciable probability of effectively learning with whom one is likely to negotiate a beautiful intercourse.

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