Some of society's problems that concern you?

6 days later

The sex ed here in Chile is pretty much shit. They only teach like 3 topics. 1.- Babies come from the coochie and how to prevent it, 2.- Your coochie is sick and 3.- Don't let strangers touch your coochie.
I might sound like a cuck but when are we teaching about gender equality, violence, how to dismiss and have a good criteria regarding gender information, how to include and accept people with other sexual orientations and so on. Chile might be the most conservative country about sexual education in the world at the point that it ends up exploding in other ways like a teenage prengancy rate high af and people laughing at someone who said "Gay penis" on TV.

Akatsuki wrote

The sex ed here in Chile is pretty much shit. They only teach like 3 topics. 1.- Babies come from the coochie and how to prevent it, 2.- Your coochie is sick and 3.- Don't let strangers touch your coochie.
I might sound like a cuck but when are we teaching about gender equality, violence, how to dismiss and have a good criteria regarding gender information, how to include and accept people with other sexual orientations and so on. Chile might be the most conservative country about sexual education in the world at the point that it ends up exploding in other ways like a teenage prengancy rate high af and people laughing at someone who said "Gay penis" on TV.

not much better here in america (at least where I live). they don't even teach you how to prevent it, they just say "never ever fuck anyone ever until you're married."

The sex education in the UK is pretty good IMO, at least compared to stories I hear from other places.

12 days later
nerd wrote
Akatsuki wrote

The sex ed here in Chile is pretty much shit. They only teach like 3 topics. 1.- Babies come from the coochie and how to prevent it, 2.- Your coochie is sick and 3.- Don't let strangers touch your coochie.
I might sound like a cuck but when are we teaching about gender equality, violence, how to dismiss and have a good criteria regarding gender information, how to include and accept people with other sexual orientations and so on. Chile might be the most conservative country about sexual education in the world at the point that it ends up exploding in other ways like a teenage prengancy rate high af and people laughing at someone who said "Gay penis" on TV.

not much better here in america (at least where I live). they don't even teach you how to prevent it, they just say "never ever fuck anyone ever until you're married."

It may be the school you attend/attended. I moved on from school to school for years and where in some places was okay to have teenage sex, in a Christian college that i've attended they were nuts. They showed a video with abortion clips to little kids and started preaching stuff like "God watches you masturbate" or "Sex is just for taking children to earth". And of course, parents were pissed as fuck.

4 days later

Sex education here in Northern Florida is, or was, nonexistent. Not sure if that's still true but I'm not in school any more to know.

I'm pretty sure it had a sequel movie, as well as a cartoon, made because it was rather popular.

Bad parenting. The majority of parents abuse their children in some way, whether it be physical or verbal.

Vlad wrote

Bad parenting. The majority of parents abuse their children in some way, whether it be physical or verbal.

Depends on your definition of abuse. Is any smacking or shouting at your children abuse? I feel like these can, and often are used appropriately. Letting your kids off without a scolding is just as bad as an occasional smack.

RX14 wrote
Vlad wrote

Bad parenting.  The majority of parents abuse their children in some way, whether it be physical or verbal.

Depends on your definition of abuse. Is any smacking or shouting at your children abuse? I feel like these can, and often are used appropriately. Letting your kids off without a scolding is just as bad as an occasional smack.

Thoroughly disagreed. Scolding is necessary, scolding is sometimes necessary, smacking is never acceptable. By smacking a child you're teaching them that problems are to be solved violently. Guess I may sound a bit like a hippie but I'm speaking with conviction.

RX14 wrote
Vlad wrote

Bad parenting.  The majority of parents abuse their children in some way, whether it be physical or verbal.

Depends on your definition of abuse. Is any smacking or shouting at your children abuse? I feel like these can, and often are used appropriately. Letting your kids off without a scolding is just as bad as an occasional smack.

I would not really compare the two as a children who were allowed to do whatever they want and children who were victims of physical abuse usually end up completely different.  I guess you could say they would both end up troubled in their adulthood.

None_At_All wrote

Thoroughly disagreed. Scolding is necessary, scolding is sometimes necessary, smacking is never acceptable. By smacking a child you're teaching them that problems are to be solved violently. Guess I may sound a bit like a hippie but I'm speaking with conviction.

So many parents think that they are scolding their children while in reality they are verbally abusing them in some way.  Insulting, screaming, yelling, and all of that stuff will always affect a child in a negative manner.  I would say scolding is okay if it is classified as raising your voice without screaming and expressing disappointment without insulting.

Lokorfi wrote

I'm concerned with society's inability to see Donald Drumpf as a hindrance to the continuation of American society. Not that it'll matter soon, since I'll probably be packing my bags to fly off to someplace where I won't be discovered.

Donald Trump is a monster created directly in result to SJWs ;-;
They have doomed us all....

Capitalism in it's current form + the economy, mental health care, state of the internet, unfree software, and the education system especially after high school.