It looks to me as if they were being to ask for a kiss as part of a role play exercise in how to learn to say no under pressure rather than anyone being forced to kiss anyone else. It was still a misguided iidea on so many levels. Ironically, the girls should have said no to the teacher who was trying to pressurise them into participating in this inappropriate nonsense.
that is what I was thinking. with the increase rise of teachers marrying ex students, parents should really teach their kids to respect their bodies and say NO when ANYONE pressures them to do things like Kiss or touch or allow to be touched in a manner not suitable for anyone NOT married.
I didn't have my first kiss until I was 16. My cousins (who were younger) used to peer pressure me, but I know the value of purity of not only your body but your heart, mind and soul as well.
I thought anti-bullying would teach kids to resist peer pressure and how to stand up for themselves and others when they see something happening that is morally wrong.
I plan to teach in the public schools and my kids attend public school, but I plan to teach them how to be lights in the darkness. with much prayer and supplication and God's guidance.
My daughter likes to kiss everybody even the dog (she's five) but we are trying to teach her that friends just get hugs and only mommy and daddy get kisses.
Maybe I'm naive, but at 14 I was thinking more of the various sexually transmitted diseases (I was going to be a doctor at that point in life) and how my brothers acted (disgusting boy habits) then trying to "hook up" or kiss a boy. I still had the "boys are yucky" mentality. lol.
who am I kiddin' I think most boys are eekky lol.
I make an exception for my husband and my son.

but even they have eeky moments.
I reserve judgement on most other men because I don't have to touch them, thereby not being able to catch their cooties..........
kissing excerise = great way to pass a cold, flu or strep throat....