You don’t need to look up the kamasutra to add some spice to married life, you can go to your child’s library and pick up a few tips. After seeing what some of the New Jersey librarians think is appropriate for K-12, I’ve really changed my view of the sexually repressed librarian. Apparently they know all the moves because they read about it in the books they give to the kids. See the censored image below from “Let’s Talk About it” by Erika Moen.
I don’t even see how this is physically possible. I guess you have to be 2 men to do that trick? My back hurts just looking at this. I have like 6 questions on how that balancing act works with the laws of physics.
What is the need to show kids how properly “stroke one off” and strategic placement of butt plugs? For those of us who consider our butts a 1 way sphincter ONLY, we have a hard time understanding the purpose of all this.
In what world would an adult librarian think kids need to read about eating pussy and buttholes? Why are these books so into butt stuff? Does the school librarian seek out books that focus on butt stuff for the kids to read? Or is it that there is so much rich literature on butt stuff for kids that you just can’t avoid it? The below passage is from “Me and Earl and the Dying Girl”.
You can find the titles and uncensored images from all of these porn/erotica books complements of the parents in Roxbury NJ. They created a site called the ‘Roxbury Parental Rights in Education.” Thank-you to these parents who patiently went through each title in their own children’s library and listed the inappropriate books and shared the images.
- Lets Talk About It by Erika Moen and Matthew Nolan
- This Book is Gay by Juno Dawson
- Gender Queer by Maia Kobabe
- Flamer by Mike Curato
- Fun Home by Alison Bechdel
- Beyond Magenta by Susan Kuklin
- Me and Earl and the Dying Girl by Jesse Andrews
- Milk and Honey BY Rupi Kaur
- All Boys Aren’t Blue by George Johnson
- Blankets by Craig Thompson
- Oryx and Crake by Margret Atwood
Seems like Roxbury schools have all the butt stuff, erotica and porn books for minors that you could possibly get. The Roxbury librarian is so proud of her spank bank collection for kids, she shared the titles on social media, to the dismay of many parents.
The Roxbury librarian’s defence of her choice of kiddie sex books is so outrageous that that she was featured on this on Dan Kleinman’s “Safe Libraries Blog”
Here’s a quote from the blog below, and it’s hard not to agree with this perspective.
The parents in Roxbury are not too happy with this librarian, got together and stormed the BOE meeting to discuss removing these porn/erotica titles from their library. They spoke at a boe meeting and tried to get these inappropriate titles removed.
I guess the BOE meeting, the internet fights and the feature on the “safe libraries” blog was too much for Roxana so she decided to start suing parents for defamation of character. Apparently she can’t defend her books adequately so she needs to shut parent voices down with multiple frivolous lawsuits. She actually is suing Tom Seretis for sharing the New Jersey Project New’s Facebook post which revealed what was inside the books (images of blowjobs) that she viciously defends.
She’s making porn available to kids but is angry because words hurt her feelings. It’s so hypocritical that she values her first amendment right of freedom of speech to protect inappropriate kid books but wants to stifle the words of any opposition. If Roxana wants to share butt stuff with kids, then she needs to get thicker skin for spirited language.
Make sure you send her a “hello” on twitter and ask her what color she prefers in butt plugs.
I wonder if memes will hurt her feelings too.
