Ask A Girl IV: Boundless Questions

[PeteAtoms]

Hahaha, just saw this and thought of the recent dialogue in this thread:


Link to video.

 

[Boundless]

@GIRLS: Often when taught sex education in school the girls and boys were separated. Seemingly it didn't seem worth the hassle to teach boys (10y.o I think) about periods and wotnot. I personally think that was a really bad move an many contribute to the generic immature males response to periods/tampons/pms and everything else that comes with it. Obviously I think this was a bad thing. But, if you did have these segregated sex-ed classes.. were you glad the boys were let out early while you were told such things?

Periods are totally and utterly embarrassing for a 10 year old girl. I remember only having discussions about periods with my friends when we were like 14. So in a way I suppose it was a good thing. Though I went to a school that didn't EVER give us any form of sex-ed until we were 17 and got taught how to use a tampon, and that was IT. So frankly I don't really know how I'dve felt. Mind you, I went to an all-girls school from aged 3, so I never experienced boy embarrassment at school!
Periods are periods. If you want to know anything just ask, no girl under aged 14 is embarrassed about them (well, the majority!)

 

[Cheetah]

Mind you, I went to an all-girls school from aged 3

Why? And do you think it was better than going to a mixed school? Are there things you know or think you miss by not going to a mixed school, and are there things that make you happy you attended an all-girls school?

 

[Mango Elephant]

A 14 year old with an 18 year old? Unless you have reason to believe that it's non consensual (and I don't think so unless I've missed something), you have NO RIGHT to interfere with their sex life. Seriously...

That's what I was thinking. I know if someone told something like that to my parents, I would wish them dead, or at least harmed.

I would've said "It's a tie between you two girls" and point at the ugly ones, and then ignored whatever indignation the attractive woman would express.

Hehe, maybe But then the ugly girls might've thought I was being sarcastic, because I was.

 

[Yared]

That's what I was thinking. I know if someone told something like that to my parents, I would wish them dead, or at least harmed.[/

Yeah, I'd be pretty unamused too. I wouldn't talk to that person at all.

So yeah CivKing, unless you want to be known as some kind of all-in-your-business prude, I wouldn't tell anyone about it. Unless, of course, she exhibited signs of it being non-consensual or that he was using some kind of psychological coercion.

Hehe, maybe But then the ugly girls might've thought I was being sarcastic, because I was.

Two words: Poker Face.

Hot women are reminded that they're attractive by males all the time. Unless she's got confidence issues (which I hope I'd pick up and thus not be so harsh to her), she's not gonna have her life all turned upside down, feeling all worthless, by a dismissal, albeit a somewhat harsh one.

 

[LucyDuke]

Hahaha, just saw this and thought of the recent dialogue in this thread:

Spoiler :

Link to video.

I never watch youtube videos, that just reminded my why.

Periods are totally and utterly embarrassing for a 10 year old girl. I remember only having discussions about periods with my friends when we were like 14. So in a way I suppose it was a good thing. Though I went to a school that didn't EVER give us any form of sex-ed until we were 17 and got taught how to use a tampon, and that was IT. So frankly I don't really know how I'dve felt. Mind you, I went to an all-girls school from aged 3, so I never experienced boy embarrassment at school!
Periods are periods. If you want to know anything just ask, no girl under aged 14 is embarrassed about them (well, the majority!)

I disagree about the 10-year-old, unless she's already cycling. Before that, there's not really anything to be embarrassed about. Eight year olds don't give a crap about menstruation, right? I think your attitude changes when you start. The exception would be when your friends have started, that's a bit embarrassing if you haven't.

Your entire sex ed was learning how to use a tampon? How the hell? What's so tricky about it?

 

[civ_king]

Do some women really have emotional swings every five minutes on their menarche?

 

[LucyDuke]

Menarche is your first period. I'm going to assume you mean during menstruation, and sort of. I wouldn't say "every" five minutes, but it's not uncommon to morph into rage-woman pretty quickly. I'm also evil a few days in advance.

 

[civ_king]

Menarche is your first period. I'm going to assume you mean during menstruation, and sort of. I wouldn't say "every" five minutes, but it's not uncommon to morph into rage-woman pretty quickly. I'm also evil a few days in advance.

Apologizes for mincing words, and yes I did mean menstruation.

 

[PeteAtoms]

Casual sex, makes women tramps and men admired by virgin men. Double standard when it comes to no strings attach sex? Friends with benefits, a fanciful dream that always ends in disaster or doable?

 

[Whomp]

Moderator Action: Too much moderating and juvenile posting in this thread. It devolved again so we're done with these for awhile.