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One of those topics that is always getting a lot of attention these days is sexual education. And as much as we might try to keep our kids away from it, kids are curious and they need to be educated about sex too. For adults, we tend to go back and forth on whether or not we should tell them all about sex. Many parents want to do the right thing and let their children know about sex before anyone finds out all on their own (and some parents will never take that chance). Then there's others who think it's best not to tell them at all because they feel like there'll be judgment once they "know". Honestly, it should be a choice parents make together and should always be done at the right age. Quite often people want to feel like they're "in the know" and want to know what's going on with their children because there's always the possibility that something might happen. But, there are some things our children can teach us too and one of those things happens to be sexual education. This story actually came about after reading a parenting blog that said: " if you don't want your kids to do it, then don't show them porn videos. Kids learn from watching others." The post was about a father who caught his son viewing porn on the net. As a punishment, he destroyed every electronic device the kid owned and the boy was grounded from computer use for three months. Now, I know it's not okay for kids to view porn but destroying their stuff? First of all, kids will find another computer to use and they'll figure out how to work around "porn blockers". But more importantly, if you want to punish your kid for this type of thing then take away something that's going to hurt them. Take away gaming time or take away cell phone privileges. The blogger went on to say that now the boy is more guarded about what he searches for. But why should he have to be guarded at all? He's a minor and instead of punishing him, his father should be talking with him about things like this and giving him a chance to ask questions. The same goes for parents who see their kids viewing porn online – talk to them about it! Don't condemn them – help them! Now, where I'm going with all of this is that maybe there's a lot we can learn from our children when it comes to sex. I've had a couple of readers reach out to me and ask about my own experiences so I thought it might be a good idea to share some of them. While taking family pictures, I posed on my parents' bed and was wearing a very short skirt. At the time, I had no idea that I was making my father quite uncomfortable. While taking pictures of me from waist down, he would stand behind the curtain and peak out every once in awhile. He would place his hands on his chest, close his eyes for a bit then reopen them to keep staring at me. After one particularly long stare session, he jokingly called me "his little goddess". cfa1e77820
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