It's not so much "Americans", as the sniveling snots who write and frequent what remains of the New York Times. They don't seem to understand that some people m

It's not so much "Americans", as the sniveling snots who write and frequent what remains of the New York Times. They don't seem to understand that some people might in fact enjoy sex, maybe explore variety; and leave judging to the courts. That said, I've heard some rather sad or misleading material come from programmes in essentially every corner of the states. It seems like the sort of thing a publisher could remedy by providing an excellent and scientifically-supported course free of moralization to one or another side of the debates. I grew up in Canada, and had an okay sex ed class. I hear from teachers that things have gotten worse over the last few years, likely owing to to socjus pressure on schools. They are now completely misleading about consent; and seem to easily convince boys that they are not worthy of saying no; and girls that they can lead people along endlessly.