The sociology department at UC Santa Barbara published a website that argues that children as young as four should engage in “sexual play.”
A bizarre site published by UC Santa Barbara argues that children from ages four to seven should engage in “sexual play.” “Sexual play,” as defined by the site, refers to acts as innocent as “playing house,” and as sexual as the touching of their peers’ genitals. According to the site, parents should not react negatively if their young child decides to explore the genitals of another child.
Sexual play during this age often mirrors the dominant heterosexual social roles assigned to women and men, including playing “house” and assigning a “mommy” and a “daddy.” This play is motivated by children’s curiosity involving social interaction, societal roles, and the bodies of others. Children see how their parents and other adults act and mimic what they see. Children might display affection to their friends by hugging and kissing, or touching each other’s genitals, which is perfectly normal. Parents should not react in a negative way because children are just exploring. Sexual play between children can cause harm if the acts are non-consensual or hurtful, in which case parents should intervene.
The site emphasizes that parents should embrace their children’s sexual play, including their “consensual sexual activity.” The site argues that reacting negatively to such behavior could teach them to associate sexual activity with feelings of guilt.
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6 comments:
And then we'll suspend them for inappropriate touching...
Touch my four year old and you will find a cap in your skull!
Also allow Uncle Joe to join in the fun!
Ask ANTIFA Wicomico, they believe the same thing.
11:41 I just know you are referring to Joe Bidden, Mr. Touchy Feely!
Touch my four year old and you will find a cap in your skull!
July 11, 2018 at 8:26 PM:
The post isn't about pedophiles, it's about 4 year olds. What's wrong with you? You either have reading comprehension deficiencies, or you are a menace to society. You shouldn't even be allowed to have children, if you're going to kill another 4 year old that "touches" your four year old. UC Santa Barbara has it exactly right. What four year old hasn't had curiosity about why boys and girls bodies are different? UCSB wants parents to accept it for what it is, and not try to shame their children, or try to make their child feel guilty for exploring their bodies and sexuality. That's the reason so many adults have sexual dysfunction. Because their parents made them feel like sex was taboo and a sin, when they were young.
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