I might get in trouble for this

you aren't wrong,though

I don't understand meth so okay

I believe you are supposed to assume they mean True sex or that all of the said kids are Cisgender. Though in Higher learning it would be interesting to see about students of differing gender identities in a math problem. Imagine there were 4 Agender students or something sort of like that. It would make it seem more normal. Which actually could help kids accept themselves or feel more normal. I know This is a whole paragraph that looks way too serious but actually thought you bringing this up was REALLY COOL.

YES I 100% AGREE WITH YOU. As someone genderfluid, I think that representation like that would really help people be more accepting even from a young age

I've always had feelings for guys since I was very young. But I never told anyone because everyone else seemed to like girls so I thought I was different or weird. If we made things like this normal then kids would be more honest and open.

yeah that happened to me too. one time I was about 8, and my friend invited me over for a sleepover to her birthday party. I thought it would be just me, her, and one other person, but she invited practically every girl in the grade. The girl throwing the party (I'll call her Patricia) had a pool in her backyard. It was kinda uncomfortable for me, and I'd never heard of LGBTQ+ at that age, so I thought I was crazy or something. At around 3 am, everyone was asleep. Me and two of my friends snuck out to the pool, and had the time of our lives until dawn. I got in a lot of trouble for that,(Patricia doesn't talk to me anymore) but I just had to get out of Patricia's room. I think if I had learned about LGBTQ+ and all that, I probably would still be friends with her.

I'm gonna share this story. It's sorta NSFW and personal but eh... So I have this ex who hates me(For a lot of reasons). When we were still happy I remember the last real date we went on. We went home to her parent's house that night and Uhm... We had sex then after cleaning up we fell asleep in her bed together. Fully dressed and everything. It was the best I have ever slept in my life. Her mom came in around 9:00 and said I needed to go home and all I could think was "If her dad had caught us snuggled up asleep together then I'd be dead right now"... I feel like the more he threatened me the worse me and her got. He said if I ever touched her he'd hurt me We ended up kissing sooner. He said if I went too far he's put me in jail. I had sex with her and fell asleep with her... I think it's the same for the LGBTQ. The more people say it's wrong the further into the community I fall. For every homophobic comment, someone makes, I think more about my gayness. I honestly think we would be more normal and healthy if people were nicer and more accepting. If instead of "I'll kill you" I had gotten "It would make me uncomfortable if" then I might not have done so much with her. If I hadn't been told "Gay is WRONG" maybe I wouldn't have been compelled to do BAD THINGS with men. If someone had said it's okay then I would've publicly had a boyfriend. Instead of sneaking out to see my secret boyfriend I could see him during the day at my house and have him over for dinner. The more restriction that gets put on us the worse we behave. If everyone was accepting I would've made fewer mistakes... I would never have snuck out or had sex... I'd be a healthy kid if everyone was just more accepting

honestly, that's just the way human minds work. when you tell someone not to do something, they want to do it more.

But at the same time, it's pretty new(new in relative terms of international awareness) of homosexuals coming out of their "shells." Back then, people were silenced for being different so nowadays(people are still getting silenced so it varies on government and home rules), people need to get comfortable and used to others that are "different" which takes time. I mean, look at racism in America. It's taking time and only time will tell if it'll prevail. What I'm saying is, I know quite a few homosexual friends and I myself am straight because I was raised Christian and well, being Christian means you follow God's word and so on and so forth, but I accept my friends as who they are, different sexualities, different religions, different races, different perspectives on life so really it just takes time.

Awwwww

True haha

Did you get in trouble

I got points taken off for being a smart alec'

even though i had the correct solution