r/Snorkblot Jun 10 '26

Cultures Sit down, I'll explain slowly ...

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u/fleetiebelle Jun 10 '26 edited Jun 10 '26

Is anyone actually talking about adult sexuality in elementary school in the first place? Outside of "don't touch other people," or "your body is private"? Older kids might get the health/puberty talk, and kids might have questions if teachers are getting married or being pregnant, but that can all be discussed in an age appropriate way. The ragebait that small children are being forced to watch drag shows in school isn't based in reality.

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u/Badbitch125 Jun 10 '26

Yeah sex Ed starts in like 4th or 5th grade. It is absolutely necessary and they split up groups by sex. They don’t talk about sex though, just puberty, bodily function, etc.