Jan 31, 2025
9:45:45am
9:45:45am
Of course you should. 1. You don't know she won't be sexually active before marriage.
2. You don't know anything about her husband
3. Heaven forbid, there are other scenarios where something is not her choice.
4. Even if none of that really applies, what are we doing here? It's an overall effective vaccine against a nasty form of cancer. How could that possibly be outweighed by just hoping your daughter isn't sexually active?
3. Heaven forbid, there are other scenarios where something is not her choice.
4. Even if none of that really applies, what are we doing here? It's an overall effective vaccine against a nasty form of cancer. How could that possibly be outweighed by just hoping your daughter isn't sexually active?
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Jan 31, 9:45am
The counter argument is that it is somehow permission for your child to have premarital sex. Very sad.
Jan 31, 9:49am
For some, it’s basically saying “I would like to use the risk of cancer as a deterrent to my child having sex”
Jan 31, 9:52am
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