LGBT Lessons for young children

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My take is the right time to teach this is when the kids are about to hit puberty.

Before that, let them enjoy their childhood without the adult world swallows them whole. Before puberty, do kids actually care about sex and sexuality?
What do they need to know really?

Most kids will have a mam and a dad, some will just have a mam, the odd one will just have a dad.. Why not tell them some kids have two dads or two mams?

Doesn't really need to go any deeper than that imo. Just "this is a thing, it's no big deal".

Good thing... I want my kids to identify as martians, therefore LGBT is an irrelevant concept!
That ties more into the T than LGB, many LGB don't think the T should be lumped in with it. Personally I was quite happy to accept a bloke could be a woman, or a woman a bloke. It's the 70+ things that seem to have been added in between that I can't get my head around.
 
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What do they need to know really?

Most kids will have a mam and a dad, some will just have a mam, the odd one will just have a dad.. Why not tell them some kids have two dads or two mams?

Doesn't really need to go any deeper than that imo. Just "this is a thing, it's no big deal".


That ties more into the T than LGB, many LGB don't think the T should be lumped in with it. Personally I was quite happy to accept a bloke could be a woman, or a woman a bloke. It's the 70+ things that seem to have been added in between that I can't get my head around.

So it stands for terrestrial? where does extra fit in?
 
It's a tricky one. I don't think young kids should be getting any sort of lessons regarding sexuality; they don't need to learn about hetero or homosexual relationships in any detail. That being said, and at rare risk of sounding like a leftie, if it's something as simple as having some storybooks with a family where the adults just happen to be two men or two women, then I don't have a problem with it. That's not teaching them about sex in any way, shape or form, it's simply making sure that, from an early age, they don't see same sex couples as "weird" or "different". If from a young age they accept that some families happen to have two mams or two dads, maybe they won't grow up to be intolerant. Certainly I don't think it would do any harm
 
Is kosher and halal meat slaughtred in the same way?

Honest question as I only hear stuff said about halal but never kosher meat.
AFAIK when it comes to meat kosher can be halal, but halal can't be kosher.

Booze can be kosher, but never halal.

It's a tricky one. I don't think young kids should be getting any sort of lessons regarding sexuality; they don't need to learn about hetero or homosexual relationships in any detail. That being said, and at rare risk of sounding like a leftie, if it's something as simple as having some storybooks with a family where the adults just happen to be two men or two women, then I don't have a problem with it. That's not teaching them about sex in any way, shape or form, it's simply making sure that, from an early age, they don't see same sex couples as "weird" or "different". If from a young age they accept that some families happen to have two mams or two dads, maybe they won't grow up to be intolerant. Certainly I don't think it would do any harm
AFAIK that's the extent of the lessons mate.
Little Timmy isn't going be told about how Sarah's dads go balls deep when 69ing or owt.
 
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AFAIK when it comes to meat kosher can be halal, but halal can't be kosher.

Booze can be kosher, but never halal.

I was more talking about the process of killing the animal.

Anyway back on topic, this subject should be left until secondary school, what dumb fuck thought it was a good idea to introduce primary school classes on the subject?!
 
AFAIK when it comes to meat kosher can be halal, but halal can't be kosher.

Booze can be kosher, but never halal.


AFAIK that's the extent of the lessons mate.
Little Timmy isn't going be told about how Sarah's dads go balls deep when 69ing or owt.

Exactly, so I don't see why there's an issue. We all know that being gay isn't a choice, so being exposed in an innocent manner like that from a young age isn't "risking" your child becoming homosexual (if you're one of those people who would hate such a thing), but it might make things easier in the long run for people who are homosexual if it isn't seen as "abnormal". Don't really see a negative side to it or a genuine reason for complaint. I've got a 4 year old, I wouldn't give a fuck if one of his school books featured a family where it was two dads and a couple of kids. If the bairn ever asked why there wasn't a mammy I'd just say that some children have two daddies, it wouldn't be a big issue for him and like I say, it might help him grow up to be a nice, tolerant person
 
Winds me up shit like this,
Why do kids need to be taught about stuff other than basic sex education,
Plenty of time to worry about the complexities of adulthood later on, let them be kids for christ sake
 
As for the sex and relationships education, so long as it's just about relationships (which it is until kids are about 10 or 11, or at least they are in my sister's school), they should be happy to mention that some families will be made of two daddies, two mammies, or just one parent. In secondary they go into more detail. Sex as a means of reproduction is taught in science and is obviously restricted to heterosexual sex. Sex in general is taught in PSHE or something similar and can include all types of couple. Again, best to acknowledge that not everyone is straight.

My sister's school got quite a few letters of complaint last year because her teacher explicitly said to her class (9-10 year olds at the time) that two men or two women couldn't be in a relationship. That particular lie was, in itself, very confusing for the children as almost all of them are aware by this age that some people aren't straight.
 
Exactly, so I don't see why there's an issue. We all know that being gay isn't a choice, so being exposed in an innocent manner like that from a young age isn't "risking" your child becoming homosexual (if you're one of those people who would hate such a thing), but it might make things easier in the long run for people who are homosexual if it isn't seen as "abnormal". Don't really see a negative side to it or a genuine reason for complaint. I've got a 4 year old, I wouldn't give a fuck if one of his school books featured a family where it was two dads and a couple of kids. If the bairn ever asked why there wasn't a mammy I'd just say that some children have two daddies, it wouldn't be a big issue for him and like I say, it might help him grow up to be a nice, tolerant person
I don't think it's meant for kids that have parents that treat with it in a harmless way like you would.

It's the kids that have parents going apeshit that need it imo.

My sister's school got quite a few letters of complaint last year because her teacher explicitly said to her class (9-10 year olds at the time) that two men or two women couldn't be in a relationship. That particular lie was, in itself, very confusing for the children as almost all of them are aware by this age that some people aren't straight.
f***ing hell man :lol:


When we had sexual education at school and were told about wanking one of the lads asked how lasses did it. Our teacher told us they rubbed their inner thigh. There were 2 or 3 lasses I disappointed before I found out the score.:oops:
 
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f***ing hell man :lol:

When we had sexual education at school and were told about wanking one of the lads asked how lasses did it. Our teacher told us they rubbed their inner thigh. There were 2 or 3 lasses I disappointed before I found out the score.:oops:
The inner thigh!!! I guess that's one way of putting it.
 
What do they need to know really?

Most kids will have a mam and a dad, some will just have a mam, the odd one will just have a dad.. Why not tell them some kids have two dads or two mams?

Doesn't really need to go any deeper than that imo. Just "this is a thing, it's no big deal".


That ties more into the T than LGB, many LGB don't think the T should be lumped in with it. Personally I was quite happy to accept a bloke could be a woman, or a woman a bloke. It's the 70+ things that seem to have been added in between that I can't get my head around.
Understood about the two mams or two dads remark and that's a fair point. But perhaps just leave things at that until puberty and sex education proper.

Like I said, let kids have their childhood before the adult world swallows them up.
 
Other than saying "some boys kiss boys, some girls kiss girls" I'm not convinced they need that much educating. Really though, it's the parent that who are outraged that have kids that probably need that explained to them.

I remember my kid screaming me into the room one day when he was about 3: "Dad! Dad!, them boys are kissing!". Hollyoaks.

On a slightly different note there was also the time we were eating in an Italian and he nonchalantly points at a couple in their 30s sat about 3 feet away and said, quite nonchalantly, "Those ones are black" :oops:

That kind of thing wouldn’t embarrass me.

I’d simply say, “Yes, some people have different coloured skin.” and leave it at that. Kids notice things like that and ask questions about things they’re not familiar with.
 
This is ridiculous. Mini Muppet is 6. They get taught about families and how families come in lots of different guises, not just Mam, Dad and 2.4 children.

She wrote in her homework book about her friend who we visited when we were on holiday in the US who has two Mams.

It’s about as confusing to her as her little mate who has a white Mam and a black Dad. She asks questions but out of curiosity, not fear. All you’ve got to do is acknowledge that different situations exist.
 
Actually I think you’ll find this is the problem with the left.

It used to be that men were men, women were women. That was it. Back in my day, men liked women. Women with proper hairy fannies, and if you didn’t, you were obviously bent.

Nowadays the left (Corbyn, Abbott, etc) have decided that it’s okay for blokes to like cock. It’s absolutely not on, and why this country has no moral core.

God help us if the Jerries invaded tomorrow, the soldiers would be too busy with big, glistening cocks in their mouth to do anything about it.
That's a cracking post to wake up to with a bit morning glory. Back in 5
 
It's important that kids get taught not to discriminate and I wouldn't have a problem with it being taught to my son but, truth be told, kids are generally very accepting and don't naturally discriminate at that age. They're taught to be prejudiced, it's largely a nurture issue rather than a nature one. It's probably the parents, regardless of background, that would benefit most from such education!

Kids don’t discriminate, they’re kids. It’s the parents who turn them into hateful little bastards.
 
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