Sex Ed the Dr. Seuss Way [Picture Extensive; Moderately NSFW]

[Saturn500]

I thought it was dumb and relatively poorly done as a seuss work. Did not feel nearly as fluid as one of his works.

This. Also, not enough nonsense words.

[Material Defender]

THe only thing suessy about it was the picture style. Though they were often times non-sense and the entire thing was way too focused on men it seemed like. There was one paragraph about girls, which was the same for buttsex.

[Shane for Wax]

I think you're all taking it way too seriously. It was just a parody done by someone not even affiliated with the people who own the Seuss name.

[Saturn500]

Doesn't mean they can't try.

[Material Defender]

I think you're all taking it way too seriously. It was just a parody done by someone not even affiliated with the people who own the Seuss name.

If you're going to use the art style, you should use the writing style.

[Shane for Wax]

Not saying I disagree just that you're taking it more seriously than a parody needs to be taken.

Either way the only reason I didn't put it all in the funny pic thread is cause I felt it could use its own topic and picked society cause of the subject matter.

[Material Defender]

If the parody fails to generate humor, it is subject to serious evaluation.

It is fine to insult a man, as long as you make him laugh. A parody, without humor, is just an insult to something or someone. Even affectionate parodies can turn into this.

[Sylvana]

I thought it was dumb and relatively poorly done as a seuss work. Did not feel nearly as fluid as one of his works.

I have to agree with Material Defender.
The writing of it was poor. I also feel that it fails to comprehensively educate on the very real practical issues surrounding sex education. While it may be a parody, it could have been much better.

Not to mention something like this may actually help kids learn about sex education by bringing them the subject thought a familiar medium they enjoy. Hence the work being more practical is all the more important. The rare and often far too serious and sterilized sex education class does not always help get the message across. There are things children can learn best when they are not surrounded by their peers, and a book like this could be of genuine assistance.

[Jodie]

Is there a version directed at girls? I know it's parody but it seems the female element in that is reduced to lust objects for males and baby makers just like we are in practically every other form of media in existence.

[Shane for Wax]

I don't know. 1) I didn't make it. 2) I just ran into it on tumbr and c+p'd when I saw it. I really don't think there is. It was just a one-off parody not necessarily meant to be anything more than mild entertainment.