You would be amazed at the amount of things kids actually know these days. It is astounding.

Doesn’t matter. Her advice is good. Once had a 4yo neighbor ask if I had any children, when I said I didn’t her response was, “Don’t you sleep with your husband?” I checked with her mom who, as it turned out, was the head of the local Planned Parenthood. Her kids knew how babies were made, and all of the correct anatomical terminology. I became their safe house. If they came home from school and saw a bunch of protesters in front of theirs, they knew to stop at my house, instead . cause, you know, those adults screaming about the rights of a cluster of cells had no problem hassling and screaming at a kindergartener and third grader that their mother was a murderer.

my response to "What is the best way to prevent pregnancy" in like 6th grade was "Don't screw" so theres that

I think.... never mind

properly high school ，as it mentioned "prom" there.

That internet is a helluva thing eh? Emma probably googled "weinerdog wearing raincoat" expecting a cute picture and got an early life lesson

my guess is that she has an older brother

I think they're probably looking for "drive safe," "buckle up," "be nice," "not to drink," -- something like that. People can make awful choices at prom. I guess this school is trying a campaign of the younger students guilting the seniors into behaving? Definitely seems conniving. I'm curious if it works.