I think sex ed is necessary, and it is important for young teens to realize the physical implications of what they are doing before they have sex.
i.e. how a woman can and can't get pregnant.
On the other hand, i think the american culture promotes this degradation of morals. Some islamic friends recently put it into perspective for me
when they explained their customs.
The women are clothed in burkhas (spelling?) not to keep them in submission, but to keep them free of the lusty gaze of men. Men and women are kept
separate to prevent the feelings of liking and flirting, as well as preventing the boyfriend/girlfriend idea because, as my friends would say: putting
a man and woman together and telling them not have sex is like throwing a cigarette into a gas can and telling it not to start a fire.
It makes sense to me. They treat all women as either mother, wife, or sister. By doing these things they preserve the honor of the woman so that
each good and pure muslim man will get the good pure muslim woman he deserves.
In america where we have boyfriends and girlfriends and married people checking out the member of the opposite sex jogging down the street in tight
shorts, we dont see anything wrong with the way we live.
but if you ask around, not many people will tell you that they want to marry a whore, ideally they want someone who is pure and good and hasn't been
tainted by drugs and sex and the like.
These same people dont see that we have to change our way of life in many many aspects so that we can live healthy lives where teens dont feel
pressure from tv or kids in sex ed class to do things that will hurt them in the long run.
sorry about the run ons
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