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this seems fine to me? It's the teacher's body, let them do what they want with it. i kinda feel like you being weirded out is your business.

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Sep 17, 2022

BREAKING: Oakville Trafalgar High School has come out in defense of a male teacher who has been wearing a massive prosthetic bust, complete with protruding nipples, to class. In an email sent to parents, the school says "gender identity" is protected. reduxx.info/ontario-high-s

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Where to draw the line of sexual expression then, if not huge pornographic fake plastic tits? Is a bulging strap-on visibly beneath their clothes also ok for teachers? Obv no. If there is *one* place on earth where adults’ sexual expression should be curtailed, it’s a school

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lol im trying to type out a response and keep deleting cause im trying to figure out a way to word my true opinions in a way that won't get me cancelled In general I suspect being exposed to other ppl's sexuality is not as harmful for kids as our culture thinks it is

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What if a parent disagrees?

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then... what is the question? i am generally (tho begrudgingly) pro parental rights to control what their kids are exposed to

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Idk abt you but when I was in school girls couldn’t wear shirts that exposed there upper arms/shoulders. We also couldn’t wear shorts that were above the knees. Teachers should follow the same dress code set for students.

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Sexual abuse of children is all too common. Liv is 100% right. She’s not saying she’s against teachers being lgbtq. But exposing children to hard nipples and dicks is abuse. It’s called grooming.

(((theophilus))) Outgoing Hulud

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We draw a firm line between kids — especially young kids — and sexualized displays because blurring that line impairs our ability to safeguard children against sexual abuse. Erring on the side of caution isn’t prudish or intolerant. It’s reasonable and protective.

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“suspect” is not strong enough of a foundation on which to rest the social and moral responsibility of caring for children—even just your own, much less other people’s.

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tbh, I wouldn't like to see this happening at my children's school, but I'd use it to have great conversations with my family. Also, we've come across many teachers' TikTok accounts behaving in ways they never display at work. We all are weird. Perhaps it's good to let kids know.

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aella's true opinion: bulging strap-ons should be mandatory school attire