A short monologue by Dave Willis advising parents to proactively teach their children about sex. He argues pornography is pervasive and often the first sexual exposure for kids; parents should openly discuss sex as God’s gift intended for celebration within marriage and counter pornography’s objectifying messages.
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A lot of times when kids are first exposed to pornography, they're not looking for it, it's looking for them. We just live in a world where it's out there, it's everywhere, it's pervasive. And chances are high that even if you're doing everything in your power to protect your kids, to limit their technology, all those things, they're still going to be exposed to it before they leave your house. And that's a sad reality, but it's just something you need to get out in front of. Because when someone's first exposure to sex and sexual images are counterfeits that are going to put in their mind these counterfeit messages, they need to be able to come to you as the parent and you be able to talk to them openly and honestly about sex, God's gift of sex, the way it's intended to be. It's to celebrate. To celebrate sex within marriage, but outside of marriage. These counterfeits like pornography, which objectify people, there's just nothing good that comes from it.