washing your hair after a haircut has to be the weirdest feeling like Iβm so used to running my fingers through my hair but it just stops and drops off instead????
The amount of people I had to block because I voiced my opinion the #sexed topic and people started attacking me for it. Maybe this is why children grow up and act a certain way, not because of a curriculum let's face it they probably weren't paying attention to it anyway.
@oprimo And i agree with you 100% but telling someone they are being and should go hang themselves is an attack not a discussion of persuasion and information
#sexEd Can everyone stop getting upset over this topic on Twitter. Stop harassing people over voicing their opinions. Write to your mpp or a parliament leader. If it's worth fighting for then actually so something about it. Doug Ford is for the people He will listen.
@fordnation
This whole thing with the government setting back #sexed is a good thing in my opinion. Children should be learning these things from their parents. Not in a large classroom where 90% of the kids aren't paying attention. Sometimes we have to take a step back to move forward.
@juno_blackwood Nobody has given me a concrete example... And I'm not "protecting" kids from knowing things. Kids are taught to say no to not just adults crossing boundaries but anyone crossing boundaries regardless, that has has always been in the curriculum. Maybe you should look over it up.
@rerinh Because I should be able to speak my mind without the harassment of others. And I shouldn't have to prove myself to anyone. Honestly I'm tired of it. I've had enough hate slander and tweets of people telling me to go kill myself over stating my opinion and it isn't worth my time
My concern we're voiced in a letter that I sent into parliament as well as a follow up email, because that's what people should do when they have issues rather than tell Twitter what they feel because let's face it the chance of the government reading your tweet is slim to none https://t.co/jLgTmIQpdD
@DearieNotes I understand your frustrations, all we can do is voice our opinions and try our hardest to help our government make the choices that need to be made. Who knows by the end of summer they may have add things to the curriculum, to take small steps forward to helping Ontario's youth