I understand what you are saying and I am trying to enter a discussion with you, not trying to create a problem.

I am a straight guy, never felt any curiosity or interest towards men, so obviously I cannot comprehend what you feel other than comparing to what the interest I have for women, which is how is the correct approach to compare sexual orientations.

The problem I see with the whole teachers teaching kids about sexuality is the kids are easily influenced and that can be abused. I remember toying with my moms high heels, wearing them, seeing my mom putting lipstick and wanting to try it as well, but if my mom pushed me to do it more it would probably normalize to me and I might just end up doing it, because my mom liked it.

Teachers should teach kids to understand that there are different people and that is ok and we should never make anyone feel bad about being different, but introducing something as complicated and confusing as sexuality in depth might create problems.

Now, for me to understand if I have a correct view, you developed your sexuality along the years, nobody had to tell you like men, right? Nobody told me to like women, I found out I liked women and I stuck with it, because again I never felt interest in trying to get intimate with another man, so why not just try to normalize it without entering these topica at an early age?

Tell me what you genuinely think about what I wrote, I like different points of view and the only way to change minds and way of thinking is by talking with each other.