How-to Gay Sex Taught at Texas A&M? [not my headline]

I am going to Texas A&M (graduating this Friday, and will be getting out of here...thank goodness) and I would have to say that Texas A&M's reputation as the most conservative university in the country and one of the least gay-friendly is pretty accurate. I haven't experienced any outright actions against gays, but the students here make campus probably more Christian and more conservative than many Christian private schools. Most would probably hypocritically say sex outside of marriage is wrong, and I am nearly certain they would say homosexuality is wrong.

I am glad I went to school here, but I can't wait to get the fuck out of this bastion of Christianity and Republicanism.

 

I hate this. I live in a small town near this college, and raised a die hard fan of their's. I still am. For years I thought I would be going to school here.

Now, I know I'm not, but it still hurts to see stuff like this. The video might have been a bit too much. But the outcries of protest were sickening. I can't wait to get away from here.

 

This is just... sad. And ridiculous. How-to sex lessons shouldn't be taught on a college campus period, whether for gay or straight people. It's inappropriate and a horrible waste of money. Do they even realize how bad our economy is? On that note, I wonder how the students feel who have tried to raise money just to get into this college, only to find out what it's being wasted on.

 

Did you even bother to read the article?

And why do you think the GLBT student organization shouldn't put on something that teaches gay kids about sex. In Texas, heterosexuals get sex ed in high-school and college IN CLASS and gay kids get taught nothing. That is what is sad and ridiculous, not the fact that the GLBT student organization wants to give out information.

Sex ed is good and thank goodness someone is there to reach out and teach gay kids about sex because the schools and probably most of their parents haven't.

 

I agree that it's not fair that students get taught about heterosexual sex and not gay sex.

I know that one of the reasons may be because teachers aim to teach het sex in order for people to understand reproduction and makin' babies, which gay sex can't do. Considering the quote that students don't even believe in "sex before marriage" suggests that they may have only been planning to have sex to reproduce (then realize how awesome it is and do it for pleasure with their spouses as well), so I can see why they would be annoyed at this, as well as for more obvious, homophobic reasons.

However, I'm surprised the people who set this seminar/workshop thing up didn't see this coming. A video called "Butt Play"?, in a conservative college in Texas? I doubt that many gay students would go for fear of being exposed as an LGBT teen (if they were closeted, that is). I would be scared, considering some douchebags actually went to it and filmed it.

 

And uninformed people ending up in hospitals with serious hemorrhoids isn't a waste of money? :icon_wink