Same Sex Education


	Same Sex Education

Fast T friend

1-23-2008 9:22 AM

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education, gender, differences

Fast T friend says:

Boys will be boys?...

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1-23-2008 5:38 PM

Marcariel

This makes so much sense ... Men from Mars and Women from Venus. If we perceive sex and relationships differently, why not education!?

1-24-2008 3:53 PM

Fast T friend

In my view, 'each to its own' has lots of downside to it. Mars and Venus will benefit from inter-galactic interaction

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