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07 Aug 17
23:25
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I had my first lesson at age 5 or 6 just the basics but in high school our female teacher gave us a very explicit explanation
of what her husband enjoyed and she had a rather nice ones.From then on I became somewhat of an expert
of what her husband enjoyed and she had a rather nice ones.From then on I became somewhat of an expert
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They will need to devote 20 hours a week to it soon, so they can brainwash em with this non gender specific bollix.
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I admit that we weren't taught that
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There wasn't time anyway, but I'm sure they'll shove some proper lessons aside to fit it in now.
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Mind you I went to a normal school not a Boys/Girls School..
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You won't be able to say 'normal' in that context soon, seriously.
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I remember mine at primary school - a very shoddy video about the birds and the bees. Later that day I was with my mum and we bumped in to my teacher. He asked me if I had told my mum about the video - wanted the ground to swallow me up. I was about 9 or 10 then and looking back it was probably a far more innocent explanation than what kids would receive now.
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I remember the sex education lesson we had in primary school. There was just one ginger kid in my class - Stuart. During the lunch break our teacher told us to write any questions on a slip of paper and put them in the box. That way we could ask without being embarrassed. She then read them out and answered them. Someone (not me) had written: "My friend has ginger hair. Does this mean he'll have ginger pubes?" Everyone laughed and I still smile when I think of it.
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it was so boring - faded medical diagrams and the teacher was a dragon.
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Behind the bike shed with the class ****, a shocking omission from this Fred
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Moved to Hull when I was 14, the local girls taught me all I needed to know
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Someone (not me) had written: "My friend has ginger hair. Does this mean he'll have ginger pubes?" Everyone laughed and I still smile when I think of it.
think I'd remember that too! As it is don't remember mine at all. I recall a few things from primary school. First one was when I was 6 or 7. We all had to sing in the class to make sure we were suitable for a school production. I was the only one in the class of 30 who was deemed so bad at singing that I wasn't allowed to take part! Second one was a series of sprint races to determine who would represent the school. I was successful but for some reason the teacher wasn't happy with the result so we had to re run the race. On the re race I stumbled at the start and just failed. Third one was when I dug a tunnel underneath the school fence and escaped from school. Recall being hauled in front of the headmaster. They wondered why I tried to escape! |