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[–] WD_Pelley 0 points 11 points (+11|-0) ago 

This. If his first instinct isn't disgust, followed up by looking at the facts to have even more reason to justify his disgust, then he's complicit.

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[–] Dr_Shekel_Nigger 1 point 5 points (+6|-1) ago 

you will surely downvote me, but I looked at the "coursework", which is really just the syllabus, in the article and looked into it a bit further, and it is NOT what this post is trying to imply. It is merely a discussion of sexuality throughout development and questions and ideas related to it. For example, the "coursework" listed a question about a 2-4 year old child asking why his father's penis is larger than his. That's not outlandish; i had the same question when i was like 5. This is kind of fake news to be honest

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[–] wokeasfook 4 points 0 points (+4|-4) ago  (edited ago)

You had the same question when you were 5?

Did you not know your dad was a grown up?

Were you also wondering why he was taller? Did you wonder why you couldn't lift the same weight as your adult father?

You were a pretty stupid 5 year old.

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[–] dundundunnnnn 0 points 3 points (+3|-0) ago 

YUP

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[–] parrygrin 0 points 2 points (+2|-0) ago 

So if your child is molested, you might take them to see a therapist, right?

What exactly do y'all think the lectures should be titled that that therapist would have studied in order to be able to help your child deal with sexual trauma?

I'm looking at the details, and I'm not seeing any advocacy of childhood sexuality yet. Just that it exists in an immature form, which obviously should be allowed to develop naturally.