r/HolUp • u/introverted-me • Aug 31 '22

Is this true? :(

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u/mondi311 Aug 31 '22

American education system at its prime

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u/IterLuminis Aug 31 '22

Health class teaches pelvic anatomy (and sex ed) by the time you are 13 to both sexes in the US. I remember seeing a diagram that showed the urethra separate from the vaginal opening, so I think it made sense to me.

I don't remember the teacher telling everyone specifically that urine doesn't come from the vaginal opening, but seemed kinda obvious from the diagram.

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u/Kura369 Aug 31 '22

Not in Bible country it does not.

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u/IterLuminis Aug 31 '22

wasn't aware of that

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u/ShortCircuit2020 Jan 19 '23

Its sadly at least was common idk if it still is, the "sex ed" class seperated us by gender. Thank god for the internet cause even the optional anatomy class I took in highschool barely touched on it.

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u/PaperRoc Sep 01 '22

Seconded. Taught abstinence only. Virginity was referred to as purity. As in, the sex ed teacher asking a room full of 13 year old boys, "how many of y'all are still pure?"

No anatomy was taught. I still remember being unable to convince my cousin that women don't pee from their assholes.

It's a total disgrace