Woman teacher/Male student question for all

[8ball]

Originally Posted by mizbehavin

But sex IS a life changing event..how could it not be? People are taking sex way too lightly these days, especially teenagers who are getting pregnant as young as 12 years old. Granted, it looks like a fun thing to do on TV, and they probably sortof know that you can get pregnant, but have you heard some of the stupid **** rumors? You can't get pregnant your first time having sex. Yeah, right. You can't get pregnant if you're on your period. Uh huh. You can't get pregnant if you have sex upside down, douche with Coke after...and a million other stupid siht things that young girls believe. Oh yes, and the "it will never happen to me" syndrome. My favorite.

Sex Ed. And not the "abstinence only" bull****. That's where things go wrong...

[lunamor]

Originally Posted by 8ball

Sex Ed. And not the "abstinence only" bull****. That's where things go wrong...

Yeah but more and more that's about the only kind of "birth control" information that's allowed!!

[mizbehavin]

But most schools are no longer preaching abstinence. They talk about safe sex, responsibility, birth control and everything else. If you need condoms, most counselors and planned parenthoods will give you as many as you like for free. I think that you're a little misinformed 8ball. Sex isn't so taboo as it was, but there's no way to know if it's better this way or preaching abstinence.

[8ball]

Originally Posted by lunamor

Yeah but more and more that's about the only kind of "birth control" information that's allowed!!

Which is completely irresponsible and wrong. People need to realize that teens will have sex, regardless of what their parents have to say. Parents should realize that after being teens themselves too, and make sure they know how to protect themselves from the **** that can happen because of it.

[sonia]

Sex education is being taught from 11 or 12 in schools - though it hasn't stopped our very high rates of teenage pregnancy unfortunately. As far as teacher/pupil is concerned even when the pupil is over the legal age of consent this is still seen as unlawful and would lead to the dismissal of the teacher at the very least: the reason being is that the teacher is in a position of trust and would have breached that - the same as doctor/patient and so on.

[wetnwild]

Originally Posted by 8ball

Which is completely irresponsible and wrong. People need to realize that teens will have sex, regardless of what their parents have to say. Parents should realize that after being teens themselves too, and make sure they know how to protect themselves from the **** that can happen because of it.

Couldn't agree with you more 8ball. Which is exactly why I put my teen-age daughter on the pill and also talked to her about "protection" from STD's etc. You cannot be too careful and to think that teens are going to abstain is absolutely hiding your head in the sand. As my sister found out when my niece (her daughter) who was sent to Catholic schools her whole life, got pregnant.

And luna, I love BILTS! ROFLMAO!!!

But back to the OP's question, I think that maybe the whole Cougar/MILF phenomenon may be what makes the boys attracted to the teachers. But for the teachers to go for someone as young as elementary school age, which some of them have been, is just SICK!

[feedback]

Originally Posted by wetnwild

Couldn't agree with you more 8ball. Which is exactly
But back to the OP's question, I think that maybe the whole Cougar/MILF phenomenon may be what makes the boys attracted to the teachers. But for the teachers to go for someone as young as elementary school age, which some of them have been, is just SICK!

Yeah true. Like elementary/middle school is messed up. I think like 16-18 I guess.. Cause by that time guys are looking for it anyway, and there head is atleast developed lol.. I mean I had liked a teacher when I was 17.. only wish she gave me alittle more special treatment =P