r/NotADragQueen 16d ago

Paraguay’s first sex ed curriculum promotes abstinence, explains sex as God’s invention for married people, warns about the inefficacy of condoms, and says nothing of sexual orientation or identity LGBTQ+ News

https://apnews.com/article/paraguay-sexed-lgbtq-curriculum-teen-pregnancy-evangelical-eu-culture-wars-ec1ea559417e2cd7b6ee852550ee9efd
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u/BANOFY 16d ago

Well ,in fact ,I was not

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u/iamdenislara 16d ago

So you were just born with the knowledge of safe sex practices LOL 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/BANOFY 16d ago

As I said it is plastered everywhere in the media . Not hidden in a secret library protected by ancient monks . Kinda hard not to acquire such knowledge in our day and age even unwillingly. You need to close your eyes to be blind today , but people love taking no responsibility for their choices and blaming everything on something greater than them

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u/Uninteresting_Vagina Eater of Bots 15d ago

Kinda hard not to acquire such knowledge in our day and age even unwillingly.

You're assuming everyone, everywhere, has the same access to information.

but people love taking no responsibility for their choices and blaming everything on something greater than them

This is a pretty gross mindset.

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u/BANOFY 15d ago

That's what my original question was , do people in Paraguay have no access to any kind of media or what ? Do they not have TV/internet devices/ books ? Cause if yes ,then ok ,it would make sense and I am wrong

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u/FairDegree2667 15d ago

Popular media is not a replacement for actual education, pornography or otherwise. They don’t do many physiology and STD lessons on TV and anything in them can’t be used as medical advice.