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  • fraksken@infosec.pub
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    26 days ago

    And more over, if the child would want explanation and go to it’s guardian for explanation, it would be a perfect opportunity to explain these things. Relying on he education system to explain it to them when they are 15 is just bad parenting.

    • sp3ctr4l@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      26 days ago

      Exactly.

      The paradigm this sets up is that the parent/guardian has the opporunity to make their own response to a kid asking about it.

      I’ll tell you when you’re older

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      Well timmy, some girls like boys, some boys like girls… etc

      Its a delicate topic, theres no one size fits all solution for all different kids, and giving the parent/guardian the responsibility and ability to direct how that goes is far superior to just a censor deciding no children nor parents are capable of handling this.