The man who made her cry by refusing to explain to her niece how gay sex works I suspect he was a jerk

Teaching kids about birds and bees is never easy. Some parents prefer to have a “talk” with the child themselves, while others leave it to the school, but many parents take a variety of approaches. However, not all parents are able (or willing) to answer every question their child may pose.

Homosexual Redditor the_goblinking1 says his niece died on his father’s birthday. I wanted to know How he and his fiance fall in love. He didn’t want to answer that, but his sister-in-law was incredibly angry. Please read the full text.

Sex education is essential for students.But not everyone agrees on who should teach it: a teacher, a parent, or someone else

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Gay man shared he felt it wasn’t his place to explain to his niece how he and his partner have sex

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the male sister-in-law thought he should have been honest with his niece

The story’s author was afraid he was wrong for not explaining to his 11-year-old niece how gay people sleep. She asked him directly, but he decided it wasn’t his place to provide the details.

However, this made his niece cry and made the OP’s sister-in-law very angry. If you’re itching to know how men have sex, she and my brother said you should tell her,” he wrote on Reddit.Sex, Love, Relationships It is his responsibility to know in detail how the

Still feeling conflicted about the whole exchange, he turned to the AITA subreddit for advice. His post got him over 14.6k upvotes and the majority of readers were very sympathetic. They thought he had done nothing wrong, he didn’t need to teach her niece these things, and if her parents thought it was important, they would can provide information.

How sex education is taught depends on where you live and your school district

How children are educated about sex varies greatly depending on the country in which they live. And even within the country, there can be very different approaches. For example, in the United States, sex education programs vary greatly by state and school district. but, according to According to Planned Parenthood, the majority of parents (93%) support teaching sex education in middle school. Even more (96%) support what they are taught in high school.

Most parents advocate education on topics such as healthy relationships, contraception, sexual orientation, puberty, and sexually transmitted diseases. However, the details depend on the particular school district sending your child.

On the other hand, in the UK, relational education is required But sex education is not. In the UK, by the end of primary school, students are expected to know the importance of family, what a healthy home life looks like, and how other families differ from their own. According to UK government statutory guidance, it is important to emphasize the fact that everyone respects their differences and “knows that other children’s families are also characterized by love and care”.

However, this education is not just about sex.It also focuses on healthy relationships and other important issues

In elementary school, teachers focus on healthy and respectful relationships, family and friendships, and on teaching students to be safe in real life and online. in the meantime, Middle school students You will be taught about risk areas such as intimacy, sex, drugs and alcohol, and how to have positive, healthy sexual relationships. Key topics covered include consent, exploitation, online abuse, harassment and forced marriage.

“Students should be taught facts and laws regarding gender, sexuality, sexual health and gender identity in an age-appropriate and comprehensive manner. Equal opportunities to explore the hallmarks of stable and healthy same-sex relationships. There should be,” wrote the British government.

How did some internet users react to the man’s story about the family party?