Where will you send your children?

[costargh]

If they were a girl probably single sex, if a boy probably co-ed.

Interesting ... why?

I dunno, I don't like the idea of single sex schools

Pretty simple, as a protective father I would want to minimise the chances of my little baby girl being 'de-flowered' too young and also from what i remember about 'those studies' a few years ago, girls at single sex schools perform better.
If it was a boy they can go co-ed and talk up the chicks.

[scumel]

If they were a girl probably single sex, if a boy probably co-ed.

Interesting ... why?

I dunno, I don't like the idea of single sex schools

Pretty simple, as a protective father I would want to minimise the chances of my little baby girl being 'de-flowered' too young and also from what i remember about 'those studies' a few years ago, girls at single sex schools perform better.
If it was a boy they can go co-ed and talk up the chicks.

hahahaha

[ninwa]

Pretty simple, as a protective father I would want to minimise the chances of my little baby girl being 'de-flowered' too young and also from what i remember about 'those studies' a few years ago, girls at single sex schools perform better.
If it was a boy they can go co-ed and talk up the chicks.

LOL

costargh for Dad of the Year

[Odette.]

If they were a girl probably single sex, if a boy probably co-ed.

Interesting ... why?

I dunno, I don't like the idea of single sex schools

Pretty simple, as a protective father I would want to minimise the chances of my little baby girl being 'de-flowered' too young and also from what i remember about 'those studies' a few years ago, girls at single sex schools perform better.
If it was a boy they can go co-ed and talk up the chicks.

Well I don't mean to be rude... but most girls I know who attend a single sex school, were "de-flowered" the same time most co-ed school girls do, if not earlier...if they don't get to see guys at school... then they'll be curious... and yeah... you know what happens..

[scumel]

mmm idk, i know what you're saying but i think on average the "de-flowering time" is a little earlier at co-ed schools

[costargh]

Pretty simple, as a protective father I would want to minimise the chances of my little baby girl being 'de-flowered' too young and also from what i remember about 'those studies' a few years ago, girls at single sex schools perform better.
If it was a boy they can go co-ed and talk up the chicks.

LOL

costargh for Dad of the Year

lol dont get me wrong... I'm not all for NO SEX BEFORE MARRIAGE or some shit. I've just heard of ridiculously young girls being pressured into sex at like 12 and 13 years old and  I'd want my daughter to be fully aware of the consequnces of such actions and to be a bit more mature before they make that decision.

[xox.happy1.xox]

Pretty simple, as a protective father I would want to minimise the chances of my little baby girl being 'de-flowered' too young and also from what i remember about 'those studies' a few years ago, girls at single sex schools perform better.
If it was a boy they can go co-ed and talk up the chicks.

LOL

costargh for Dad of the Year

lol dont get me wrong... I'm not all for NO SEX BEFORE MARRIAGE or some shit. I've just heard of ridiculously young girls being pressured into sex at like 12 and 13 years old and  I'd want my daughter to be fully aware of the consequnces of such actions and to be a bit more mature before they make that decision.

Good father right there.

For my decision, it'd be either a selective school in the city, or a local school in the area. (I don't care how bad the school is; my school is one of the worst in Victoria, but I still managed to pull off 80's. )... I'm probably going to have like, 7 children (meh, probably less, but I want at least 1 girl and one boy... I would hate seven of one and not one of the other. :S) They can go to any school they wish, although I do agree with costargh, all girl schools do seem to perform better overall as opposed to co-ed schools.

[fredrick]

Not my old school.

[cara.mel]

Costa, I'm a bit confused by your logic, by putting guys in co-ed schools wouldn't they have the prime opportunity to de-flower others?

[phagist_]

Costa, I'm a bit confused by your logic, by putting guys in co-ed schools wouldn't they have the prime opportunity to de-flower others?

yeh, but it's not his daughter

[vce01]

lol i haven't even thought about this yet o.O

[ninwa]

how is this a sweet nothings topic? seems perfectly legit to me

[cara.mel]

Costa, I'm a bit confused by your logic, by putting guys in co-ed schools wouldn't they have the prime opportunity to de-flower others?

yeh, but it's not his daughter

I would sure hope not!

But yeah, I'm reading it as his sons can go around fucking anyone, but no one's touching his daughter. Probably wasn't meant for that interpretation

[ninwa]

how is this a sweet nothings topic? seems perfectly legit to me

crap, I forgot to post a redirection topic again

[bubble sunglasses]

 proly a combination of state and private, all co-ed. *possibly* a Steiner school. It would depend on their needs, really.