What is going on everyone and welcome back to my channel. I hope you're all doing well. Now today I'm looking at our slash I don't work here lady and this one pretty incredible unbelievable story in particular. Now if you've been to school, you'll probably know about sex education class. You know where you get taught stuff by your teachers about the way that humans interact and work together um yeah

it can be pretty awkward at times however in this story one parent decides that he is so unhappy

with how the school are running their sex ed class that he's going to set up another sex ed class

his own personal sex ed class for real men dad doesn't approve of school's sex ed class, his own personal sex ed class for real men. Dad doesn't approve of school's

sex ed class, so offers his own in competition with the school. My good friend works in

administration at the high school, and she's had her share of stories over the years, but wow,

is this one a roller coaster? The high school offers sex ed every year

as part of the mandatory health credit. Families are free to opt their kids out of sex ed

if they wish, but the kids still have to participate in the alternative health course offering.

All of the students take the same introductory portion before splitting off into sex ed and those who have opted out.

This initial section covers, among other things, the dynamics of a healthy relationship, including matters of consent.

Right away, as in immediately after the first day, a father tried to remove his son from the class.

It was explained to him that he

couldn't opt out of this portion. He was furious, posting these long rants on the town Facebook page

and on the school's parent portal, and I'm sure elsewhere, about how the class was political

and we were shaming my son for being a man man and that it was up to the families to teach these

private subjects so the school should stay out he took issue with the lessons on habitually

asking for consent but also on the importance of discussing emotions freely healthy division of

labor between romantic partners and avoiding sexual harassment.

This is how this guy began to develop a following. Parents would say they disagreed with him

on almost everything he was spouting, but that they were in agreement that it wasn't the school's

place to teach kids about personal topics like relationships. This dad started camping outside

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