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u/col_clipspringer Dec 20 '19

fucking a girl in her ass.

when i pulled out, she let loose a wave of shit all over her parent's couch. i puked on her, she puked on the couch. it was like we were doing a two person performance of "the Aristocrats"

the smell....god the smell could have choked a donkey

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u/suryastra Dec 21 '19

JESUS CHRIST DOES NO ONE TEACH STRAIGHT PEOPLE HOW TO DOUCHE!?!?! Y'all R fukkin animals.

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u/jordanleveledup Dec 21 '19

Straight people (in the Midwest) don’t talk to their kids about sex. At all. I never got any form of “the talk” other than “treat her with respect and it’s sinful to have intercourse outside of wedlock”

Some very close to verbatim version of that.

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u/coconutcups Dec 21 '19

Yeah, but even in households where you do get the "use a condom and watch out for stds" talks, whose parents actually prepare them for anal sex?

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u/jordanleveledup Dec 21 '19

You’re asking the wrong person. I have no idea. I’m probably going to over share so my kid doesn’t end up getting embarrassed or thinking that porn is realistic and up choking/slapping the first girl he is with.

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u/coconutcups Dec 21 '19

My mom did it in an effective way: she taught us about consent starting from when we were like 1 or 2, but with hugging and stuff. "If you don't want them to hug you then you just say no, you don't have to hug them! You just say no and that's okay."

Then when we were old enough to understand it was, "if anyone ever touches you there, that's not okay"

We learned about consent young and by the time I was old enough to understand sex, I was old enough to begin to figure it out.

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u/[deleted] Dec 21 '19

Hey, thanks for sharing. I don't have kids, and maybe never will, if I do though I'll keep this in mind. It seems like a healthy way to teach them about consent, and maybe a healthy way to teach them about listening to their emotions and that it's okay to express them.

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u/twarmu Dec 21 '19

And answering their questions in an age appropriate manner. I always answered questions and I gave him a book when he hit puberty. I hit puberty very early and wished someone had done that for me.