If you don’t know about Sexotrucs, you better look into it.
This series of eleven three-minute episodes “proposed by France Télévisions” is aimed at children to explain sexuality to them. Accessible free of charge, we can bet that it will be widely used by teachers and other educational personnel.
In Sexotrucs, Lili, a telephone with eyes and a mouth, explains a number of topics relating to sexuality to Adama, a drum, and Anna, a star, also with eyes and a mouth, or other characters representing all children. The series is displayed in the “CE2” section of Lumni, a site that is part of the national “Learning Nation” system. The videos are displayed as inappropriate for children under the age of eight. As for what kind of audience might be interested in stories about a phone with eyes and a mouth, we’ll let readers, who are perhaps parents, judge.
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Let’s move on to the content. In the video on the female genitals, the clitoris is described. “You may have noticed that when you touch it, it swells, and it feels nice. It’s like a little fireworks inside you. » What child wouldn’t want to see what that feels like? He now knows how to try.
Sexotrucs is also a show that talks about family. What is a family? The star with eyes and a mouth answers you. “A family is when there is a dad, a mom, and they live together. » “Well no,” replies a cloud with eyes, “I have two dads, and we are still a family. » This cloud will return regularly to bring GPA into the minds of children, even though it is prohibited by law. “The most widespread form of family in France is two parents, and one, or children,” explains Lili, at the cost of an approximation which is not at all innocent. “Be aware! she rejoices to conclude. Before, parents separating was frowned upon, and homosexuals were not allowed to adopt. Fortunately things are changing! » It is up to parents who believe that staying together is a better thing for children, and that they need a father and a mother to grow up, to explain why they do not agree with the kind Lili .
Child crime is too serious a subject for a phone with eyes and a mouth
The stated objective, which we will accept to sometimes believe to be sincere, is always the same in these series. Protecting children from child criminals. Perpetrated in 80% of cases within the family, sexual violence against children is a serious subject and difficult to treat. If the abuser is a parent of the child, there is a significant risk that he or she will never hear about this subject from a healthy adult. However, the episode on sexual violence is quite telling. “Lili, what is a “podophile”? – You probably mean pedophiles. There are adults who feel sexual attraction to children, or take advantage of them when they have the opportunity. It’s totally forbidden, and they know it. They are also called “pedocriminals”. – But what does that mean? » The character’s last question is revealing. Obsessed with sex education of which they have become prophets, sex education activists have forgotten to make their speech accessible to children. No, making a phone say text with eyes does not make it understandable to little ones. “Sexual attraction” or “taking advantage of someone” are not expressions that a child can understand.
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When Lili goes into detail, the episode becomes chilling. A small backpack meets a leather satchel which opens its arms (its straps) while giggling. The image becomes dark, the leather strap brushes against the flap of the satchel, then a pair of cardboard briefs, it is inserted into the briefs, the little kitten printed on the briefs begins to cry, all with moans of fear or surprise… In short, it is enough to traumatize an adult, and perhaps a child. The incest video is of the same ilk. This is also what we criticize about sex education classes. Yes, some people abuse children. Yes, they need to know that what they are experiencing is not normal and know who to talk to about it, and the Sexotrucs video can (perhaps) help them. But it is difficult to hear that to protect little victims, our own children must hear about child crime, when we would like to protect them from the evil that is too present in this world. It’s a speech that, unfortunately, sex education activists refuse to hear.
Not everything is to be thrown away in the Sexotrucs series. The episodes on intimacy and personal hygiene are quite well done, and there is not much to complain about, except that the teaching of this type of thing should be up to the parents. The existence of this series is perhaps also a marker of failure within the family. As a result, if you dare to question the series, we will not fail to present these episodes to you while accusing you of not wanting children to be able to protect their privacy, protect themselves from violence, or wash themselves. It’s a maneuver that parents now know all too well.
