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Editor's not: The Family Council consist of a Judge, a psychiatrist,
three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writers. Each
article Is a summary of an actual report. The Family Council does not give
advice; It merely reports on problems that have been dealt with by responsible
agencies and counselors.
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Mr. H.M. Our teenager has
too much sex information.
Mrs. H.M. We couldn't shield
her if we tried.
Mr. H.M. Isn't it possible that
we parents go too far these days
in giving youngsters sex infor
mation? I overheard a conversation re
cently between my 15-year-old
daughter and one of her friends
and I was appalled at what that
child knows. In the first place,
they went on and on for hours
with this nonsense that tney
don't even need to know. In the
second place, I think they have
a lot of facts twisted. They talk
openly about things that would
have made me blush at 18.
I know it's supposed to be
modern and progressive, but I
think sex is far too important in
the lives of these teenagers.
Mrs. H. M. I feel that a
youngster can't have too much
information about sex. They
hear and see so much in the
movies, books and magazines,
anyway, that we couldn't shield
them from this knowledge if
we tried.
I know I had a great deal of
misinformation about sex when
I was my daughter's age and it
gave me a lot of unnecessary
fears and distorted attitudes. I
promised myself I would not
burden mv children with lies
and fantasies. ;
I would prefer that our daugh- j
ter did not discuss these things
with her friends, but we can't
supervise her all of the time. I
don't believe sex is overly im
portant to our daughter at this i
time. i
The Council: It is impossible
to state flatly how much sex in-.
formation is "too much." The i
amount and kind of information !
that is right for each child varies .
with the individual.
Mrs. H. M.'s thinking is on j
the right track when she says
she says she will not burden her
belief that "a youngster can't
have too much information
about sex." More facts than they
need or are ready to assimilate
can be as much a burden to
youngsters as lies.
The fact that this young girl
discusses sex problems at such
length with her friend may be
an indication that she does not
fully understand the facts she
has been given or that she does
not have the kind of informa
tion that satisfies her interest.
Her father's impression that she
has "a lot of facts twisted" in
dicates that more information or
the clarification of old informa
tion is wanted.
It is possible that this girl's in
formation has been one sided
and that she wants and needs
more than the bare biological
facts. It is natural for teen-agers,
who already have these facts,
to want to discuss more fully
how these facts apply to their
lives in terms of morality.
Most educators, psychologists,
clergymen and parents agree to
day that supplying youngsters
with both the true facts and
full and open discussion will
not cause them to place too
much emphasis on sex. Lies and
evasions are much more likely
to have this effect.
Mrs. H. M. should try to find
out through tactful probing ex
actly what is the source of her
daughter's confusion. If the girl
can feel comfortable discussing
sex-related questions with her
parents, she is unlikely to seek
lengthy discussions of the sub
ject with friends who may be
misinformed or have distorted
views.
(Copyright 1957,
General Features Corp.)
Strange As It Seems
by Eltia
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