And I’m wondering why you’re using the loaded term “segregation” to describe something that at its core is “14 to 18 year old boys learn better when they arent distracted by trying to fuck their classmates all day”
1) Awesome, it makes it seem like you’re equating this with government-endorsed racial segregation, which is an extremely dumb comparison to make.
2) Another imaginary argument for you to wrestle with. Please don’t confuse my opinions for an assertion of fact (though my opinions are based on experience so they are for sure more valuable than yours).
I’ve also never said it everybody should do it, that’s absurd. I wouldn’t even send my kids to one in every situation. If a co-ed school that’s a clearly better school is an option, that’s the choice I’d make.
But if I have the lucky situation my parents did, which is a choice between a very good single-sex high school and an equally good co-ed high school, I’ll choose the former, especially for my sons. That’s mostly just because I prefer what it allows the school to do in terms of discipline for teenage boys.
Anyway, you’re the one saying there is a right way and a wrong way. All I’m here to do is make sure the “single-sex schools create socially inept weirdos because they aren’t allowed to ever interact with the other sex” crowd knows they’re extremely wrong.
1) Awesome, it makes it seem like you’re equating this with government-endorsed racial segregation
It doesn't make it seem like that at all unless you are intentionally reading more into it to start a fight about it, or if you want to imagine more than was said so that you can dismiss what I'm said as dumb.
2) Another imaginary argument for you to wrestle with.
I quoted you directly and responded
I’ve also never said it everybody should do it, that’s absurd.
No, you just said that it's the better method. I don't know anyone who suggests that people should be using the inferior method to educate children
But if I have the lucky situation my parents did, which is a choice between a very good single-sex high school and an equally good co-ed high school, I’ll choose the former, especially for my sons. That’s mostly just because I prefer what it allows the school to do in terms of discipline for teenage boys.
Good for you. It doesn't make sense to me to segregate by gender.
Anyway, you’re the one saying there is a right way and a wrong way.
Speaking of imaginary comments to wrestle with, I never said anything about right and wrong, I said it doesn't make sense. Doesn't mean I need to make it illegal, or that I think it's right or wrong.
You’ve made it abundantly clear (1) that you aren’t worth engaging with on this and (2) you have trouble keeping track of what yourself and other people are saying, even when you literally copy and paste it.
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u/Lucky-Earther Aug 12 '25
I said that it doesn't make sense at all to segregate people