The Conversation We Rarely Have

We do ourselves a disservice over and over by not telling this story when it matters most. It’s a truth that should be taught as early as puberty begins, but instead, we bury it.

Why?
Because history shames it.
Schools treat it like a joke.
Lifestyles whisper around it.
And religion? It fears its power, so it hides it behind taboo.

As adults who eventually become parents, we often overlook the importance of educating our children, both boys and girls, about managing their dopamine and endorphin release. It is not the chemicals themselves that pose a risk, but rather the lack of instruction on the proper methods for utilizing and controlling them.

That craving, if untrained, finds release in lies, deception, and sometimes violations of trust and bodies. When we fail to prepare young people for the weight of that chemical fire, we create ripple effects unwanted like, pregnancies, abandoned partners, broken self-worth, and in the worst cases… predators.

🧠 The Cost of Neglect
This isn’t just a teen issue.
We carry this confusion into adulthood, whether we rise or fall.
Whether in mansions or on sidewalks, we see people weaponizing intimacy or misreading vulnerability especially in homelessness, where safety is already fragile.

Some men, lost too long in that life, twist their pain into power over others.
Some women, grown and worn by the world, still can’t recognize a predator, even when sharing a tent or walking in silence beside one.
And by the time someone warns them if anyone does it’s usually too late.

🛑 Let’s Say It Out Loud
We have to talk about this.
Not with shame. Not with fear.
But with truth, urgency, and care.

Our children need to know the cost of rushing into orgasms, especially without context, consent, or care. The 3-second surge is a gift, but it can also be a curse if we don’t teach what it means, what it requires, and how it connects to another life beyond the self.
Because at night… many men change.

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By The Street Sentinel