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Bow:
That makes it a very easy decision
for the man
who had impregnated the woman
(Daisy: Right)
in that culture.
(Daisy: Right)
If it's up to her.
OK. You do it,
he doesn't have to pay
for anything
and he doesn't
have to have the guilt.

Daisy:
He doesn't have to go out
and hunt goats or something.

Vivian:
OK, so I think
the moral issue should be,
really emphasized.
I mean
first of all,
men should take responsibility,
it's not a hit and go
kind of thing,
you know,
you should stick around even
if you weren't involved,
until the process is over,
and through with
whether it's
carrying it out
to the end,
or watching it through
until she has the baby.
And I should al...
always emphasize
adoption being,
you know,
an option.
(Daisy: An option.)
You know,
if all else fails,
hey,
you know,
I honestly think
if that would happen to me,
adoption,
you know,
I couldn't find
other options for myself,
I would always consider adoption
the last resort,
you know.

Vivian:
Abortion,
the last resort?

Daisy:
No. Adoption.
I mean that
should be something that's there.
You know,
if I can't keep this baby
or if we can't raise it together
or something.
My parents couldn't raise it.
That should always be.

Luke:
I do agree that,
that bringing a child to term
and seeking out that route,
is the noble thing to do,
(Vivian: Sure)
but I just don't think
everybody is up to it.
And if they're not up to it,
I mean,
(Vivian: Exactly)
If they are like way to stressed and.
way to freaked out
and they're going through this turmoil.
I think
a lot of the formative stuff
that goes into baby's character,
probably happens
in the womb
before it's even popped up.

Vivian:
You know they're always
talking about people
who are raped or in,
you know,
abused situations where it was a very tra...
(Luke: traumatic)
traumatic event. Event?
Ok.
Incident,
and so maybe they don't even
want this at all.

Bow:
Not always though,
a friend of my grandmother's,
I remember this story,
when I was young,
she, uh,
I met her.
She had a really great personality,
I always thought of her as a funny lady.
She was travelling
in the Philippines,
and was raped at,
at night,
she had no idea who was
and she had the baby,
and I remember the kid.
And the kid was just like her,
she raised the kid.
And the kid was very happy.
I believed it at that time,
so it just depends on
you know,
who raises the kid.
I suppose
(Daisy: No, Yeah) ...

Vivian:
We're talking about the person themselves
not the baby too
, I mean,
it does depend on the person.
You know,
you could be a very young girl,
and have been raped,
I mean,
this may be traumatic for you.
Not only that but there are also
health reasons,
why
like young children,
if your body is not fully developed,
you cannot carry a baby to term.
It's dangerous
to your body.
And so a lot of doctors
make that argument that,
you know,
if your body
has not come to age yet,
or it's not fully developed you're not
up to bearing a baby yet.

Daisy:
Well, not just that,
I mean,
you know,
I mean,
you've got a 17-year-old kid
who's promiscuous
and is pregnant,
and you're going to leave it up to
her to take care of her body
for nine months?
She could be drinking,
(Vivian: Sure)
she could be having more,
you know,
sex.
She could be having,
taking drugs she you never know.
But the point that
Bow made about his,
the story about his grandmother
I mean,
in an ideal society.
(Bow: Grandmother's friend.)
Ah! Sorry.
In an ideal society,
we'd all be doing that,
but it's not an ideal society.
And it's up to us
to provide other options
or I think the only way
we're gonna solve this problem
is by educating our children.
(Luke: Yeah)
Letting them know that
of course yes,
abortion exists.
Because if we,
if we make it illegal again
we're gonna have women
hurting themselves.
And there's gonna be butchers,
you know in,
uh, in abortion clinics.
You know,
just cutting these women
up and it
is just gonna go back.
It'll be chaos.
(Bow: Knowledge is power)
So. It is. So,
let's treat our kid
let's teach our kids,
um,
so that this doesn't happen
so we're not having them pregnant,
they are not getting the diseases,
and this doesn't become,
even become an issue.

Luke:
They have to have all of the options
available to them.
but it has to start at the very foundations
of the education system again.
(Daisy: Yes, yes.)
It's like,
and you have to,
people have to impress of course. I
think it’s uh,
it's human nature you
want to see if it's,
something like that happens,
you wanna see it
come to term,
you wanna see
a new life brought into the world.
That's the human,
that's the basic
fundamental human impulse.
It's like procreate.
That's the most beautiful thing.
It doesn't work for everybody.
It doesn't,
it doesn't end happily
in every situation.
So for that reason
I think it has to be an option.
But ultimately
I disagree with,
with doing it. It's an,
it's an,
(Daisy: Abortion)
it's a shitty thing
that you have to go through.
I'm sure.
I'll never experience it,
but women I know
who've done it,
it's been like,
you know,
the hardest dec..,
the hardest decision
they've ever had to make
to go actually through with it.

Daisy:
But then,
the problem is that today,
you know,
actually I have a friend in Australia
and she's had five abortions
and she's 28.
(Luke: Yeah)
and she is using it
as a form of contraception.
And she said I just had my fifth abortion
when I last went home,
and I said to her
"Do you know like know about the pill,"
or you know other forms of contraception.
And she said,
yeah but if I,
if I take the pill,
you know, I
'm gonna gain weight,
and this is just like,
she's, just become such a superficial person
where she can check herself
in her lunch break,
break into an abortion clinic,
have an abortion,
come out and go back to work
and has no emotional attachment whatsoever.

Vivian:
See?
In that situation,
it is extreme.
(Vivian: Extreme and
it's unexceptable,
it's amoral, you know)
Well, obviously,
we have a group of people here, t
hat.., you know
we don't have any extreme people,
you know,
we're not extremely pro-choice
or pro-life.
But how about we attack this question?
We obviously are kind of pro-life
but also pro-choice,
for the extreme pro-choice people
of course they wanna say,
hey,
from day one,
from day one
the child is alive
and you can't kill it
after that day.
Right?
(Daisy: Pro-life people)
Right.
So I mean
where exactly in your opinion is,
does life begin?
Because
in America
I think for most states,
you know,
abortion is legal or
not, uh,
or illegal in states depending on,
it's their decision.
But, um,
usually I think
it's two months
is the...
(Daisy: You can have an,
you can have an abortion
up to your first trimester)
Right.
Somewhere around there.
So in your personal opinions
how far can you take it
or you shouldn't take it at all?

Bow:
I already answered that earlier
I said that I believe it's
right from the beginning even
before the egg and the sperm meet.
It's life in, everything.
(Vivian: Do you think?)
Yeah, I believe that.
(Vivian: You too,
Luke? How about you Daisy?)

Daisy:
Yeah, well,
you know,
I believe that
I said that,
you know,
shortly after conception
I believe it's becoming a child,
a baby,
a human.
But I don't believe
that it's a life
until it's connected
with the mother
and mother has connected
with it.
And I believe that
when the woman
makes that decision
that I'm going to have this child
and I'm going to love this child
or
I'm going to carry this child,
so it'll be loved
by someone else
then it's a life
and then it's a life
that it's important.
It's important.

Luke:
It's becomes,
I just think it's a life
from the beginning
but as it becomes more complex,
it's a trickier decision.
It's sorta like
how you feel bad about like, uh,
killing a bird,
but you don't feel bad about
squashing a bug.
It's all life,
you don't feel bad about
plucking a dandelion.
It's just higher things
that we see as being more
close to us
are harder for us to
try to snuff out.
And as a child
develops a
nd grows
and becomes more like us
with our own
like genetic material.
I think that's
when it really starts to
become uh,
like you.

Vivian:
The reason why
I ask this question is because,
sure when we look at it that way it's,
it's an, a simple answer,
hey, you know,
it's, it's life from the beginning
or what not.
But what if we made that situation more complicated,
what if it was your daughter, Bow,
and she was raped
by some stranger on the street and,
listen, listen,
and she is only a teenager, s
he's young,
she was raped,
she doesn't know
who the hell this person was,
you know,
and what if she is put in that situation,
what if she didn't know
she was pregnant, hey?
Oh! And wait,
what if she's
a lot of people,
no,
a lot of people don't show
until what they're third
or fourth months.
Am I right, Daisy?
I mean,
what if she found out
after the first trimester,
after a certain point
where a lot of people
don't agree,
hey,
after this point you shouldn't have it.
But what if the situation is totally 
she's too young,
she's, you know,
emotionally upset,
and she cannot accept this.
What if she made the choice that
she doesn't want it.
How would you feel about that?

Bow:
Now?
(Vivian: Yeah)
Well,
that's the thing
I'm the Dad of this person.
You're a woman.
What if it was you?
What would you do?
I don't,
I don't know what I will do.

Vivian:
Yeah, OK.
What if it was your partner,
and what if it is your female counterpart.
Then it's your choice together,
right?

Bow:
Yeah,
I don't know
what I would do.
What would you do?
If it was you?

Vivian:
But see that's
what I'm asking.
When you simply say,
when is,
when does life begin,
and how far can you take it,
you guys earlier said
from day one.
But then
when you complicate
the situation
you really can't give an answer.

Daisy:
Well, you can.
Because
the law says
after your first trimester you cannot legally
have an abortion,
and I,
I would be pretty..,
uh...

Vivian:
But not in all
countries.

Daisy:
Well,
almost all of them.

Vivian:
But.
Let's say that
wasn't true,
that's,
what it is the whole.

Daisy:
Say that wasn't true?

Vivian:
No, no, no.
I'm saying the whole issue,
is they're still arguing
where does life begin,
where does it end,
whether to make this legal
or not.
I mean
that's what I'm asking.
If the situation was complicated
like that
I mean,
it was your own daughter,
or your own mate,
I mean,
could you say?

Luke:
Once they hit elementary school,
it's too late to abort.

Vivian:
Yeah,
I think so too.

Daisy:
Yeah,
definitely.
I don't know,
I mean that's a tough,
you know,
I mean,
that's basically
the scientific evidence
that most pro-lifers
are arguing with
with pro-choicers.
And you know,
I just,
the scientific information,
for me it's more of uh,
a spiritual thing.
I think that it is wrong
to just use
abortion as contraception
which we've all said.
But I do believe
that it is a connection
that,
that connection makes life,
our connection
with each other,
our relationships
with each other,
and my future relationship
with my child
when I have a child
I know I'm pregnant
and when I accept that
and I'm already loving
that child and
bringing it into life,
that's when the connection
for me would be.
And I think most women
feel that way.

Luke:
And I think it's easy to talk about,
talk about,
you know,
when you're in a vacuum
and saying,
this is the right thing,
and I'm morally like this,
and I believe in this thing.
But, uh, yeah,
unless you have experienced all
the emotions that come with it.
And the actual going through with it.
Who knows what you're gonna do?
(Daisy: Exactly)
I mean,
you don't know
what you think.
It's easy to like take this hypothetical situation,
(Daisy: Sure)
and say, well you know,
after thinking through it and stuff,
and go through all this pedantic
sort of B.S.
But I mean yeah,
doing it is,
actually
where you're gonna find your answer
and being put in that situation
you can't rationalize that.

Bow:
Well, that's why it is,
what it is today.
Everything's messed up,
because
everybody,
not everybody
has gone through it.
So we have these opinions
which we think
this could be a basic foundation
but people will still
from now until the end of time
they will still
um,
keep talking about this,
(Daisy: Sure)
and keep going through the same situations
over and over again.
You just keep your opinions,
you know,
like what you think
and you try to do
but you hope of course a situation
like that would not happen.
But if it does arise
then you try to deal with it
as it comes.

Daisy:
Sure, that's fine.
These people
in the government
(Luke: Speaking on your behalf of course)
are going to make decisions about
my future
and my body,
and I wanna have a say
in that.
I'm not impressed
when conservative
Rush Limbaugh
or whoever else it happens to be
in government at the time.
Would stand up there
and tell me w
hat rights
I have as a woman,
and what I can do
with my body,
I'm offended.

Bow:
But there are also republican
or conservative women
in congress
who're voting for these laws too.

Daisy:
Yes, there are.
But they have a right to talk about that.
Because they are women,
I accept that.
But I don't, I,
I, draw the line
when I've got a bunch full of
white male conservatives
discussing my future
and other women's future.

Vivian:
Right.
I agree with that,
but I do
believe,
I'm sorry
to go against all the females out there.
But I do believe
they do have a word in there,
because,
um,
a very small word.
I'm not saying a big word.

Luke:
I think for a woman
in a situation
where it wasn't uh,
a mutually mutual relationship
this has happened,
an experience to people
I know.
Um,
not,
not a close situation,
all of a sudden a pregnancy
came up
unexpectedly t
he man was,
I want no part of this,
and the woman was like
and don't sweat it,
I don't want to make you a part of it.
That's fine.
If you're,
if you're interested
in pursuing it further
than go ahead but,
I'm choosing to go...
go ahead
with this anyway.
And I think the guy
eventually sort of just came around
to the idea.
He wanted to be a part of it...
like she was gonna go through with it anyways.
She was like I'll find a way,
I\m really gonna do this,
I'm gonna go ahead
and I'm gonna do it.
And then she came,
and then the guy
was just sort of like uh,
she's doing it without me.
That's half my kid, man.

Bow:
Actually,
you know,
I think that happens
in a lot of cases,
um,
one partner
makes the decision
and it's like
somebody is waiting
for the other one
to say, yes,
we can do this.
And then once you get that consensus,
then
you go ahead
and then you find out
what child rearing is,
child bearing
and child rearing
and it turns out
to be a very rewarding experience.
Exactly.
Thank you.

Luke:
A rewarding experience.

Vivian:
I just wanna touch on
what that just reminded me of...
was. What if the woman
were to go ahead
and consent to this and say that
she wanted the baby
and there was the male
who didn't want anything to do with it.
Doesn't he have something to say,
when he says
I don't want my child being born.
What about that
aspect of this story, no?

Bow,
Daisy: No.

Vivian:
No?

Luke:
I don't think so,
I don't think
I'd feel in a place that I've ever
tell a woman,
you have to take that child's life,
if she felt,
she felt,
if she felt that she was good enough to do it
and she was up for the job,
no one else would be more
qualified than her.

Vivian:
OK. Let's wrap up with
maybe a comment from each of us.
How do you feel
over all and
maybe then,
some thoughts?

Bow:
Um,
I think
Daisy brought up a really
pertinent point
which was,
which can kind of almost sum up everything
which is that education
is the key point. (
Vivian: Definitely)
And, uh,
educate people,
and let them know
what's going on
as much as you can,
put more money into
the schools
for that purpose and uh...

Vivian:
And the parents
should get involved, too.
It's not just schools,
(Luke: Talk to your kids, to your kids)
don't make it just the schools'
or governments' responsibility.

Daisy:
Hopefully,
you know,
if we are able to do that,
if we are talking to
our children,
and we are teaching them in schools,
getting them as much
information as possible,
and trusting their judgment,
maybe
they won't even
get to the situation
where they'll have to think about
abortion.
But,
you know,
we've got to do something.

Vivian:
And sadly enough
if you were put in that situation,
this is my personal opinion,
but I think
each situation
is different regardless
if it's pregnancy,
or violence,
or what not.
You have to kind of take it
for each circumstance
(Daisy: Right)
on its own.
We can't just judge everything.

Daisy: There is no black and white.

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SIDE A


Ok, today we're ...talking about ...a real sensitive issue.
...It's abortion ...and of course ...sexual education,
...it all kinds of, ...you know, ...combines... into each other.

Vivian:

...This is Viv.

Daisy

: ..Yeap! ....This is Daisy. ...Yes, ....a very heated topic. ...
....I don't know.... what do you think. ...Bow.

Bow:.

This is Bow! ....It's short ....for Bow Seaffas.... Anyway,...
...... I think this is.... a hot topic all over the world.
So let's.... dig our heels... in and get going.


Luke: ..

Yeah, ....the life-giving force.... that we all.... have inside of us,
....that procreative impulse,.....
that just seems ....to keep on going like.... a spark
....that can never be snuffed out.
Let's rap gang.

Vivian:

Hello everyone.... welcome ...and uh.... let's.... introduce ourselves.

Luke:

How are you doing? This is Luke!

Bow:

And I am ...Bow!

Daisy:

And I am ...Daisy!

Vivian:

And this is... Viv!

Vivian:

Today's topic is ....sexual education.
... Let's start off... by saying, ...hey,
...where did you guys... start off?... I mean, ...how'd you

get... your sexual education?

Daisy:


Well, urn, well,... actually ....I was kind of brought up.... in a very strict Catholic family
.... and my mother.... was very reluctant to.... tell me about... anything.
....Actually,... my funny story, ...
my sister asked me... to go to.... the store ...and buy her some tampons.
.... And I had ...never heard... this word before,
....didn't even know ...what they were.
....So I went to.... the shop ...and I asked the guy... for some tampons,
....and he gave them... to me.
... Looking ...at these tiny little, ...cotton things ...and thinking, ...
...what the hell are these? ...I had no idea.
... So I gave them... to my sister ...and asked her... what they were.
...And she said, ..."Ask mom." ...And then I, urn, ...
...asked my mother ...and she wouldn't tell me... for like two months.
.... I kept hounding her, ...so she gave me... this book... that was like ...published... in the sixties.
... And it still have.... pictures of women.... that use to... wear those sanitary belts
.... that they attached sanitary napkins, too.
... And I couldn't understand ...any of the words,
... I didn't even know... what a penis... or a vagina was.

Vivian:

Oh! Daisy. ...This is ...brutal!

Daisy:

And I was... pronouncing the word,... as "Penis,"... and "Vagina." ..
...And my cousin came to... visit me,.... he was like... talking about ...sex.
...And I said ..."I know what sex is." ....And he said, ...."No, you don't. What is it?"
...And I said, ..."well, it's... when a man puts... his penis... in the women's vagina."

Vivian:

Can I ask ...how old you were... when you in first like.

Daisy:

When... I got this? I was... probably 10 ....or 11 I guess.
(Vivian: Really?)

Vivian:

What about ....school education?

Bow:

Urn. There was ...an attempt.... at educating students ....when I was,
I guess, ...in grade four... or five.
I must have ...been just pre-pubescent... at that time.
(Vivian: Right)
12, Thereabouts, ....11 or 12. ..
They would ...take all the boys ...and shuttle them.... into another room ...
...and they would leave ...all the other girls ...in the classroom ...that they were in.
... And then.... the gym instructor.... would take us all ....and explain basic things... very nervously
..... He was a gym instructor..... He was about ...physical education.
...He was, ....part of his job description.... was not teaching ...a bunch of horny pre-pubescent boys ....about sex.
But, um, ...because the curriculum had changed, ....he sort of got stuck... with the job.
...And I mean it's,.... it's kind of stupid. ....I mean... it should, ...it has to be done...
.... But the thing is... by that time, ....a lot of kids really do know quite a bit about sex. Just because they have older brothers or sisters who sort of fill them ...in or stuff, um,
.....or their friends do.... and they've learned stuff.... from their friends... in a lot of cases
..... So I kind of knew... a lot of stuff,.... but it still was... good to have that.
.... I think.... because it sort of, am, ....solidified a lot of things, ...
just so ....that you wouldn't be.... embarrassed... if it ever came up like,
....I know.... there's a lot of tension... for me,
....because there were ....a lot of spaces missing... in the ....whole sex thing ....that I wanted to... get like,
....you know,... get smart with... eventually... before I actually was... gonna be ...with a girl.
... I didn't wanna like... just get there ....and be like ..."doh",
... I've never learned... that part, ...you know..... So it is not necessary.
(Daisy: They told you that?)
No, I need not to.... study the general things,.... you don't wanna... go into it,
... you know,.... your big romantic first encounter.... and end up looking like ...a spasm,
just because you,.... you didn't want, ....you know,.... ask your buddy. ...
....What's that for? ....How do you use that or whatever.

Vivian:

....What about the parental aspects?.... I mean, ....did your parents ever like come in... and ask you or tell you anything?

Luke:

... My father would sometimes come up to me,
and ask me.... if there was anything ....that I wanted to know,
.... that I was curious about..... Is there any,....
.... you know, ...sort of things.... that you're, ....you know,... you'll probably, ....
....you know, ....starting to become.... a man now?
...... Is there anything ...that you're curious about?.... Wanna know about? ....
.....Of course for me, ....I was just ' No, ....that's all right. ....
....Dad, I'm fine. ....And he said like,.... All Right. Great,... see what's on TV.
...That was good enough for us.

Vivian:

And then week, he'd come back.

Luke:

Just make,... just let you know, ....you know,....
I'm here,..... if you do wanna talk about ...this stuff,
.... if you don't,.... that's probably,.... you know,.... just as good if not better
. (Daisy: That's great.)

Bow:

He was available... for that.

Vivian:

How about you Bow?

Bow:


Um, my sexual education ....was a little bit warped.
.... I think it, ...kind of all most make me uh,
.... deviant almost.... because of it. .....Because it was kind of in uh,.... little, ...clips of things.
...So like I guess, ...Luke was saying it was for..,.... fourth grade or fifth grade.
...You start to think about it... when it happens and... There are some,
you know, ...promiscuous people ...in that grade too.
....Sure they are. ....There was, ....
....this couple they were... supposedly going out ....and there's rumor... that they had,
....had sex. .....So then, ....everyone ....in that grade was.... like really interested.... in what happened,
....what happened. ....And they said,.... well they did it. ....And then they both got sick. ...
....So, we thought that, ...that's like ...what happen... after you do it,
....you know,.... too early ....or something you g....et sick.
....But then like.... the second part of it ....was after that,
.....I actually, ....caught my parents doing it.
.... It just like.... walked.... into the room.... and I thought like my dad ....was hurting my mother.
.... So I said.... "Dad, you're hurting mom.".....
.... And he said, ....."No, just go back to bed.... We're OK!"
.....And then ....where it gets worse is.... because.... I went to... a Catholic school.
....They kind of masked ....sex education as... health,
.... in health class. ....You take health.
....But you're taught ....sex education.... by a really big ....and fat ninety-year-old nun ...
....who says.... if anybody laughs, ....I'm gonna whack you ....on the back of your head.
....People laughed.... and I laughed.... and then ....she said like...
. this is the penis ...and this is the vagina... Boom!
....you got whacked ....in the back of your head.
....So now.... I like uh, ....when I have relations.... I feel like...
I'm gonna get whacked.... in the back of my head ...in a minute.

Daisy:

Which you do anyway!

Bow:

Turns me on.

Luke:

It still true ...that ...I feel ....if you laugh during any sort... of sexual stuff,
.... you usually get ...a slap ...in a face.

Vivian:

Are we talking.... from experience here,.... right?

Luke:

Oh, yes, sure.... I haven't had sex,.. yet.

Bow:

Oh yeah sure.... So,... but I'm think uh,... nowadays,...
.... like I sound like ....a real dad like:.... "When... I was back in school,"
.... but, it's true like.... I think ....people are... more aware of it,
.....at least in North America, ....and they're making it ....a priority their kins take this sexed.
.....As a whole class not as ....under the guise of ....health class.

Vivian:

Right..... I think ...in the past ten, ....maybe 15 years,
.... especially ....in the American school system.... with the addition of... sex education.
... It may not necessarily ....be a class you can..... select it as an elective
.... when you ...enter high school.
.... But usually you.... get this class ....during the end of your elementary
.... or beginning of.... your junior high years,
.....you get a couple of classes ....with the health teacher ....or the nurse.
....And they teach you, .....you know,.... all the basic functions of.... the body including,
.... you know,.... all the sexual parts,....
.... and that ....has changed the educational system ...a lot.
.... As matter of fact, ....there's lots of parents.... who are totally against having sexed ...in school.
.... They don't like.... the fact of the school teaching it....
.... and so usually you ....get parental permission.... before your child ....can enter that class.

Daisy:

Well, when I'm,.... I was in elementary school,
...um, ...I went to ...a Catholic school.
.....And they didn't teach it .....in the school..... but ....what they did to... satisfy the parents
.... who wanted the education ....was have all the kids.... go to the local church.... after school.
.....And sit down ....while the priest ....and the nun.... gave us sex education.... Which is ironic.

Vivian:

That sounds similar.... to Bow's ...situation.

Luke:

That's why that, ....you know.
....Catholic school girls ....have such ....a bad reputation ....
....cause they do.... just the opposite of.... what they are not supposed to do.

Vivian: Exactly.

Daisy: But, ...um, basically, ....just the biological functions ....they taught us,
....you know, ....woman menstruate.
....And this is.... what happens ....and then... when ....I went to... high school
....I had a class like ...that it was called health.
....They were very liberal.... they taught us about ....contraception,.... sexual diseases,
......everything from drugs,.... tobacco, ....alcohol, ....
.....all those things.... that you know.... I guess ....kids are tempted ...by.
.... And I thought.... it was good. ....Actually, ....
....I found the class.... very interesting .....because ....I never had.... that education ....in elementary school,
.....and I know ....more ....I think about ....those things like ....sexual diseases
....than any of my friends do..... because ....I remember that.
....I think it's ....really important ....to teach kids that,.... and give them ....that sexual education.

Bow:

The thing that's um,.... strange.... are the statistics.... like today,
.... because .....you know, .....say from the forties.... for example.... to the sixties,
....or late fifties ....even though... sex education.... it was kind of weird .....talk about it
....and it was ....really scientific ....and stuff,
.....but there was .....less teenage pregnancy then,
....than there is now ....when they're really adamant about ....teaching these things ....in school.
....So like ...is it just ....that the kids are.... not listening ....
....or do they think.... they no more ....than more people?.... I don't know.

Luke:

I think it's that,.... I think.... the reason.... that parents ...are against it...
.... is because they think ....that their children ....are becoming educated about...
.... the wrong things ....at too early an age,
.... but the truth is.... that kids are... growing up they're,
.... they're maturing... a lot faster.
(Daisy: Right..... Much more promiscuous.... than they used to be.)
..... Not necessarily.... pre-mascuous,....... but I mean..... that they come of,
.....they sort of come.... of age.... a little ....earlier and they, urn,....
.... they go through these changes ....a little earlier.... and the thing ....is they are... going to get,
..... they are gonna.... get educated,.... they are gonna learn... about sex,
....they're gonna be ....curious about it, ....from a young age.
.....It's probably better.... that like they learn about it.... on TVs... and movies... and music,
....and on the Internet.
....But they don't have ....that sort of, urn, .....educational aspect,...
..... and sort of like ....what you should do, ....maybe and.... what you shouldn't do.
.....That's.... why sex education... it's not like... they're gonna,
.....just go through life, ....not even hearing ....about sex,
.....not wondering about it .....or curious about it, .....if they don't get.... sex education.
.....But the sex education ....is good ...in that,
...... it sort of says.... now just be smarter about it, ....you know,....
....like put this on... or use this or.... like maybe,..... maybe it's better to wait.
..... You got to think ....of your options .....and if they won't get.... that out of a school setting,
...... they just get ...sex is dirty,..... it's kinda interesting.
......They're just curious about it..... and they ....want to.... learn about it.

Vivian:

For me, .....you know, .....my parents never ....sat me down,
.....even to these day, ....we've never talked about.... that topic.
.... I mean, ....we never had ....that birds.... and the bees little talk.... that everyone get.
..... So my first contact ....with that kind of information ....was in elementary school,
..... just like Luke said, ....we had the little class..... where the school nurse actually ...took you aside,
....and separated you.... and told you about ...the anatomy.
.... Perhaps.... the girls could, ....you know, ....
run into... their menstrual ...cycle any time soon now.
....You should go.... talk to parents
..... And they gave us this little sample of the sanitary napkins
.... So.... when I first ran into... my little accident,
....you know...., I had that.... little sample.... that the teacher gave me ..
....and so '...Thank God!' ....You know, ....cause my mom and.... I never talked about that
...... And then my second encounter .....with that sort of information ...was in junior high,
.... when we had the health class ....that Daisy was talking about.
.....We had the health class..... where we talked about ....all sorts of things starting ....with drugs ......and going down to,
...... you know, ...the aca-, uh, ....anatomy ....and sex ....and what not,
.... and I think .....when you're younger, ....because children talk, uh,...
.... she went out ...with so and.... so and they did this and that,
.....of course, ....you know, ...the movies ....and videos all sorts of information.... that you get on TV.
.... There's a lot of things..... that aren't factual....
..... but you know ....lots of rumor things..... that you think.... may be true
..... and sexual education kind of reinforces..... what you know,
.....and what may not be factual ....and a lot of myths..... get cleared out of ...the way,
.....you know, ....about STDs, ...and AIDS ...and drugs ...and getting this disease ...and that of course pregnancy ....and what not.

Bow:

Urn, yeah, ...O.K. ....But, ...I think, uh, ....
....one of the things.... that you're saying is ....that you're unfortunate to..... not have the talk ....with your parents,
..... like everybody does,.... I don't think.... many people... do get that talk actually.
..... I think it's very rare ....that people do.... and I think like.... the movie ..."American Pie,"
.... that's why ....it was ....so funny ....with the father.....
..... "Eugene Levvy" like..... "Son here's.... a couple of magazines.... for you."
.... Everybody could ....relate to that, .....because.... that's ...what parents do.
..............I think.... it's just kind of weird ....to talk to your kids about.... and they try to do it,
.....cause they think.... it's their duty, ....but it doesn't ....really help. ....I don't think so.

Daisy:

I think ....it's just probably;..... it's a really awkward thing.
.....Because.... you know.... a mother-daughter.... or.... father-son relationship is,
.... you know,.... extremely sensitive ......where .....that area is concerned.
..... A mother doesn't.... or father doesn't..... want his daughter to be,
...... you know,..... even having sexual feelings.
...... So I think..... it's very difficult.... for them, .....but that's.... why I think, urn,
......because they're families ....like that,
......that do have ....difficulties discussing those things,
..... that it is ....absolutely, .....urn, ....of the utmost importance,
..... that education be..... in schools, ....compulsory.
....The government should make..... that the law....
.......whether parents don't ...like it.... or not especially ....in this day and age.
....I don't care ....what country you're in,.... even ...if you're in Korea,
....and they say.... there's no AIDS ....which is just, j
.....ust misinformation,..... you know, ....there are, .....other sexual diseases out there,
..... that can stay ....with you for life,.... and you know,
..... that might not be.... life threatening ....but they are.... not certainly not comfortable,
..... and you know,.... there's AIDS,... there's...
.....Oh,... there're so... many different things.
... (Vivian: STDs, sure)
..... You know,.... other than ....pregnancy ...to worry about
.....(Luke: Psychological things)
....Sure.

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Vivian:

I definitely agree。。。 with Daisy, 。。。there.
。。。。 That's definitely true。。。
。。。and then 。。。also it doesn't just rely 。。。on the government 。。or the schools.
。。。People always say, 。。。hey,。。。 it starts 。。。with the home 。。。and it really does,
。。。and for example, 。。I mean,。。。 if you 。。。were to。。。 put yourself 。。。in those same shoes,
。。。if I had a daughter 。。。or a son。。。, I mean,。。。
。。。 I eventually know。。。 I have to。。。 talk to them,
。。。 sure, 。。。this is the position。。。 that many parents 。。。are put in is.
。。。 I need。。。 eventually talk to。。。 my child about。。。 something like。。 this
。。。but "Are they there yet", 。。。so it's kind of like,。。。 kind of,。。。
。。。 you know,。。。 test you out, 。。。maybe test out the waters。。。 by coming out 。。。and saying...
"So, 。。。is there any thing 。。。you wanna talk about?"
。。。 kind of like。。。 in Luke's situation.
。。。But then of course the kids。。。 in the same situation 。。。were there,
。。。 it's an awkward topic。。。 for them, too.
。。。 And so they're not 。。。gonna say,
。。。yeah.。。。 Dad actually 。。。I wanna know 。。。about this.
。。。 So they just 。。。keep avoiding the topic.
。。。So you 。。。never end up talking about it 。。。。even though your child maybe 。。。16, 18, 20.
。。。You never。。 want to 。。。admit to。。。 yourself.
。。。Oh, 。。。my child is。。。 sexually active 。。。or is going to be,
。。。and 。。。so you 。。。never wanna really go in。。。 and you know. 。。。Yes, Bow.

Bow:

Um, yeah, 。。。that’s exactly right.
。。。That's how。。。 I felt 。。。when I first 。。。had my daughter,
。。。 and I thought 。。"oh" I'm just gonna be 。。a strict dad 。。。and she's never。。。 gonna have sex,
。。。 she's not gonna be。。 with boys。。。 and all this stuffs.
。。。 And then I met, uh, 。。。another father, 。。。who has a similar situation.
We called him 。。。a Cooter.。。。 Cooter's opinion 。。。was that,
。。。that's so stupid.。。。 I mean。。。 she's just 。。。gonna rebel against you even more,
she gonna 。。。become like。。。 a prostitute,
。。 she's gonna do it。。 for money, 。。。you know 。。it's just a natural res..,。。
res.., 。。。natural thing, 。。。you know. 。。That's 。。what people do.

Vivian:

God forbid。。。 your daughter does。。。 that ten years。。。 from now.

Bow:

Yeah, ok. 。。。But um, 。。。anyway... I kind of realized, ....you're exactly right,
....and I can't do that, ...I can't like,... you know... lock her up,
,,, and put a chastity belt on her, ,,,,or get the chastity rings...
,,, I just have to,,,, kind of try to ,,,,raise her,
,,,,, naturally ,,,,in hope like,,,, she'll be smart enough,,,, to make her ,,,,own decisions.
(Daisy: Hope that she has good judgment)

Vivian: ,,,,I definitely think.... that the more informed.... you are, t
.....he smarter you are, ....think about it, ....when you look.... at two 18-year-olds,
..... for example, .....and you have one.... that is very much educated.... and aware of her.... surroundings,
and current events ....and what not. .....One that is not ....so much aware of everything ....and informed.
When you see.... the ignorance.... and the naivete ....of one child versus the other,
.... you know,... that person.... that has more knowledge,
....you know, ...yeah they're,... they know.... what's going on,
.....but then also they're.... gonna be,
.....more aware of the bad things .....and they are gonna be.... smart ....about their choices
....and decisions versus the ones.... that are not so aware
.....and so out of curiosity ....and ignorance ....she's gonna go in there
.....and most likely be in a.... lot more dangerous situations.

Luke:

.....I think all kids respond to, uh,.... to just frankness ....and openness.
..... And it's really hard to do.... with a topic like that,
.....but I find that like.... coddling kids.... and just going like.... goo-goo ga-ga
...and stuff often they're just like,... OK,.... someone's making stupid voices to me.
.... That's not ....how they really talk.... when they're among themselves,
....so I think.... they'd really respond to, ....
.....to a subject like that ....which is very sensitive
.....if you can just show.... them you're comfortable ....talking about it like
.....at an early age.... even if you are not.
....If you can just sort of ...I don't know ....be open about... that stuff,
....be available ....to talk about ...those sort of things.
..... I think ....it wouldn't be such,
....such a hard thing to talk about.... because it really ....is a natural thing,
..... you know ....it's such an obvious thing
..... and it's just all this other sort of social conditions..... that make it sort of dodge ....to talk about, you know.

Vivian:

....And who here at the age ....of 15 or 16,
....didn't think ....that they were mature enough ....
....or adult enough to.... hear something... like this,
....when your parents do.... talk to you like.... that you're ...."Yeah, whatever",
..... and then.... it just makes ....you revolt against ...them more,
..... when they speak to you.... at such a level,
..... you know, ....when they if your parents had actually talking you ...at the age of 15
.....and sat you aside.... and sai. ...."Hey, you're an adult now,
.....you're mature enough to.... listen to this.
....Hey,.... let's just talk to.... each other ...like adults.
....This is how it is, .....and if you're gonna get involved
.... or I would prefer ....that you don't let me know.... this is ....how it goes.
.....If they are very frank.... with you,.... I mean, ....I honestly think that,.... yeah,
..... I would probably respond, ....not only ....with that,
..... you know, ....the whole sexual aspects.... but with many other aspects... as well,
..... at a much more mature level...... And probably ....grown up.... a little bit.

Bow:

....You're saying ....that if your parents were frank ....with you then
(Vivian: Yeah, I'm just)
.....I disagree ...with that.
(Vivian: You do why?)
.....Because ....I think.... the point.... that you made ....that teenagers, urn,
.... do think ....that they are mature..... because of that reason
.... they don't wanna ....listen to anybody.
..... And I think.... you don't realize.... that until you.... become an adult,
.....and I think ...if you're frank ....with them, yeah
....., they could be.... "yeah, whatever...., whatever,.... whatever."

Daisy:
..
.....Yeah,..... but it depends.... on the attitude .....that you have towards them,
.....I mean..... if you're treating your children ....like a baby ....the entire time,
..... I mean that, ....
....(Luke: .....And suddenly come up ....a.nd say,.... OK,
l.....et's talk about ....the birds and bees.)
.Exactly.

Luke:
.
....I mean you.... have to open.... with them even.... from a young age
......like just sort of ....let them know.... like
..... "this is .....what makes girls girls,...... this is makes boys boys,"
.....and like start..... at the really basic stuff.... like that, ....I mean.

Vivian:

....Cause the entire raising the child experience .....is an educational thing....
..... from very the beginning it ....leads gradually,
.....and slowly, .....and eventually.... toward the sex education thing ....as well.

Bow:
.
...OK thanks. ....I'll remember that.

Daisy:

.... Well...., you know,.... I just think ....that we're.... so way beyond.... on this discussion
.... I don't think .....it's even about ....how we approach it... with out kids any more.
.....I think it ....should be ....forced down their throats.
..... I think .....whether the government.... has to do that
....., the school ....has to do that, ....or the parents,
.... it should be made.... some law .....that makes it ....compulsory.
.... Because... I am not,.... I don't.... want my child,
.... if, even if she can't ....talk to me.... even if I have.... a great relationship.... with my child,
..... if he or she ....can't talk to me,
..... I wanna know .....she's getting.... that information.... somewhere else.
(Vivian: Right)
.....Because it's just way.... to dangerous. .....You take Korea,.... for an example,
...... you know, ....here's a country .....that has basically, ....my niece,....
..... I asked.... what she gets.... in school.
..... And they're still .....just giving them..... the biological processes,
.....you menstruate, ...the penis ....is inserted.... into the vagina ...and so on,... and so on, ...so on.
..... And she.... really knows... nothing ....about.... how to protect herself... from pregnancy.
....She doesn't know ....anything about ....sexual diseases.
.....She still thinks, ....and so does.... the rest of Korea,
.....which just .....makes me insanely ....angry,
..... that you can get AIDS ....by drinking out of ....the same cup as someone,
..... you know, ...I mean, ....it's just misinformation,
....and the thing,.... this is a country.... that has nightclubs..... that have professional,
..... you know,.... dm,.... hookers working there
...... And it's not just Korea...... It's the rest of Asia ....as well,...
..... and ....urn,.... it's ok.... to have hookers ....working in nightclubs as,
..... you know, .....girls ....that peel your fruit.... or pour your drink.
..... But it's not ok.... to teach.... the rest of... the country
..... that you need.... to wear a condom..... that you need.... to protect yourself,
.....that there's AIDS,..... there's other sexual diseases ....out there.

Luke:

..... What are the names.... of those night clubs?

Vivian:

..... Anyways, ....I do ...have to agree ....with Daisy ....on one point ...
......is the actual amount of education .....you are getting ....and at what age, too.
.....As I was.... saying before, .....I learned ....about the anatomy.... in elementary school.
.....But then like said ....especially ....when you are ...at that age.... you're very sensitive
.... and you hear ....a lot of information ......and that's not actually factual,
..... a lot of it is, ...just ....a lot of gossip .....that kids... pass around.
....Hey,... if you do this,... you get this. ....This happens... to you ....such and such
..... Literally, ....ninety percent of it ...is all false,
..... I mean, ....its false information ....and you should be ....informed.... with factual information
....whether it’s.... from school, ....or homes ...or whatever.
.....And ....even to ....this day, ....even from adults.... that I speak to, ....my friends.
.....There's ...a lot of people..... that are totally.... misinformed ....about certain things,
.....I mean,.... they may know it ....up to a certain point,
.... but then.... that they don't know.... the, the rest of it. ..
.....You know,.... I mean.... I'm talking about.... 30-year-old adults ....who don't know the
....., the entire picture, ...you know,.... and I mean, ...
......when these children ....are going up to ....junior high ....and they know ....basically the,
.....the little skeleton, ....but they don't know ...the meaty part of it,..
..... and then.... they hear all these rumors..... Even though, ....you think ....you're supposed to know
....you're not so sure,... and ....when you hear these rumors. ....Oh, that ....must be true,
....I mean,.... if they get factual information.... instead of being misinformed ...by their peers,
.... wouldn't ....that change.... a lot of things.

Luke:

.... Sure. ....I was growing up, uh, ...a lot of, ...uh,....
..... people.... that I knew..... who were starting to ....experiment ....with sex
..... under the understanding.... that you couldn't ....get pregnant the first time
...... And you couldn't.... get pregnant.... if you.... did it in a certain position
....., if the girl was... on top ....or something. ....So that ....was sort of a... form of birth control,
....you know. ...I wonder ...how many people ........got themselves .....in a lot of trouble.
.... It's the first time...... Forget about it.

Bow:

.....Girls believe that..... You win there.

Vivian:

..... I have a totally.... prime example;
......this is just ....something.... recent that .....I had recently read.
..... I heard that.... in Korea.... a form of,.... I think,.... I don't know,
..... if it was Korea .....or America.... whatever, .....but maybe.... twenty years ago,
.... a form of.... birth control .....was pulling out..... before the male ejaculated.
(Luke: It helps.)
..... It helps,.... yeah,.... but that is ....not 100 percent. ....That is not
(Daisy: Coitus interrupt us)
.....contraception. .....That is totally not,..... you know....., and I was... trying to ....explain,
.....no actually.... You know, ....it leaks out a little bit, .....and then also ....even,
and that's.... totally not contraception. .....And then.... the second fact ....which wasn't... a fact was,
.... um,.... there were.... many women.... that were confused.... as to
...... when you're menstruating.... if you.... have intercourse,....
...... you couldn't ....get pregnant, ....or when..... you're menstruating .
.....that was the time ...when you do get, ....you know, ...pregnant,... which was true.
......And so.... they were confused ....as to .....which was actually true.
....And so that.... is very dangerous information ....to have,
..... if you are on.... the wrong.... side of.

Daisy:

....Well, ....that's the rhythm method, .....and that's.... what the Catholic .....Church tried to.... get everybody.... to use it
....and that's .....why Catholic parents ....have so many children.
(Luke: ....That's .....why it's the main.... religion.... in Christianity.)

Vivian:

.... If you're ....to go to a doctor, .....ask him.... if this is true ...or not,
..... he probably would laugh.... in your face, ....because,... first of all, ....this is not a way to,
.....you know, .....protect yourself,
and..... perhaps..... if you don't wanna ....conceive children .....
.....that is not the way.... to go about things.
....And second,.... it isn't true,.... you know, ....I mean ....that is totally ....false information.

Luke:

....But it's hard,.... if people don't,.... if kids don't.... have anywhere to go to.... other than friends'
..... who also don't know.... the score, ...
.....and if parents aren't.... really forthcoming ....with.... that kind of information
..... and they don't ...get it ....in the schools,.... like ....where are.... they gonna get it.

Daisy:
..
..... That's why...., you know, ....I urge,.... you know.... parents.... to go and.... join their PTA
..... to write their ....local member..... to get their... governments.... to do something ....to make it ....compulsory.... in schools.

Bow:

..... I think it.... is actually ...in the States
...(Luke: It is.) (Vivian: In America)
.....the problem is, ....with that is,.... even though ....like.... anything else,
.....US history... is compulsory, .....but you gotta,.... a lot of kids.... in the poor neighborhoods ....don't go to school.
(Daisy: Right)
....So they are.... not showing up.... for the class,.... you know.

Daisy:

..... Well that's ....why I think .....that there needs ...to be some type of ....standard in,
....you know,.... in sex education..... in schools, ....and as Bow said,
..... you know,.... of course... there are... the poor kids,
....you know,..... in poor neighborhood.... that aren't getting.... that education.
.....But there are ....you know, ...I, I, the government ....even in the states,
...... is trying to.... do things about.... that ...I mean,
.....they've got welfare offices set up.... and people.... that go out,
...... they talk to women .....who are single mothers having children
..... and give them information..... about, ....you know, ....how to ....protect themselves.... both.... from sexual disease, .....and pregnancy.
..... And I think it.... has to be ......a national effort.... in any country..... that you live in.
..... If you have children .....and you're not involved, .....then you're not.... doing enough.
..... You have to go,..... you have to write..... to your local member.
..... You have to ....go to.... the village meeting,
..... discuss these things .....they're important...... And if you're.... not involved,
.... then.... if your child ....does get ....pregnant ....then you are... responsible ....for that.

Vivian:

.....And I think .....this eventually ....leads to ....another question
..... that is actually..... a very hot issue,
.....especially..... in the western countries.... these days.
..... I mean, ....what if all of this..... sexual education,...
...... it didn't work .....out in the end..... Hey..., what if, ...uh, ..
.it just didn't ....work out the way ....you wanted it for,
your daughter.... or son?
.....What if they did ...get pregnant ....or what if they ....got someone else pregnant,
....they'd been ...a situation.... where what?
....They may be ....students..... and they couldn't..... finish their education .
....or they'd be.... force to.... have home education.
.....There is a lot of situations ....going on out there.
.....And of course even ....as a young adult.... or an elder adult,
.....you may get pregnant..... and that is ....not the situation..... that you had ....planned on.
.... There are.... some options out there.... for you.... and they're.... difficult options,
.....and we can ....discuss some of the options... first,
.....and see ....how we all feel about this,.... um, ....obviously.... the topic is adopt..,
.... um, I'm sorry, ...adoption?.... Ok..... Those are one of ...the choices,
.....yeah,.... that's one of the choices,.... but abortion.
.....It is a really ....hot steamy issue,.... lots of people.... get very urn,
.....sensitive ....about this one, ....
.....so let's start off ....by saying like ....where we kind of stand.....
..... Are you pro? .....Or Are you against abortion? .....Are you for abortion?
.....And second..... let's talk about.... the choices ....that are involved.... with that.
.....You wanna ....start up Bow? ...Are you
...(Bow: Me?)
.... Luke?

Bow: ..

..Um,.... I think that.

Vivian:

.....What side ....are you on first?

Bow:

..... I don't.... choose either side,..... I'm neither.... pro-choice.... nor pro-life.
.....But I do, ....I believe that,.... um, ....there shouldn't be..... an abortion... if people are,
.... can be responsible,.... if they have..... the ability.... to be responsible,
.....but they're.... just choosing... not to be.... because... oh, ....it's gonna be... so hard on me.
.....I don't agree.... with that.
....I agree ....in extreme situations ....where depending on.... how that child... is gonna be raised,
..... if the child.... is gonna... grow up to be,
..... you know,..... raised ....in a terrible environment.... then maybe.... the best choice ...would be to,
.....you know, ....go ahead ....for the abortion.....
..... Um, ....if it had to.... do with ....a mother's health, ....um, ....basically yes.

压码程度的关系：
    对于第一遍练习《听说大突破》解决的问题是听懂和说口语的途径问题，四天找到听说的原因是值得的。
    第二遍练习《听说大突破》我们力图解决的问题，是通过压码听懂一种练习，透析压码程度之间的关系，让压码的语音、文本、意思能够看到，看到压码的能力对于相互关系的影响因素，对于英语能力提高的重要意义。
    方法：通过整理的文本的不同，看出是否听到语音、是否听清语音、是否听清文本、是否听清意思、是否听清口语？来显示压码的不同程度的内部关系。

会不会压码听清的问题？
    压码听清到压码听懂是一个方法，压码听懂就是深度压码听清，也是压码听清的细化练习。
    是否压码听清了，就是一个 简单的判断，能够做到压码一个句子，没有做到压码一个句子的听清是听清，没有到达压码检验的听清。听到、听清压码听清。这是三个基本层次。

只要按照压码听清的基本程序和过程，循序渐进练习压码调整速度变速、压码注音变速、调整呼吸和深度听清，这四个步骤一天可以做到压码听清，有了压码听清的基础，下面就可以练习压码听清的深度听清的细化练习---压码听懂了。这就是保证你学会基本压码方法的巩固和提高。
  但是大家听清的程度不一样，听清了语音，听清了文本，听清了意思、听清了口语，听清了写作是不一样的。

对比看一下整理的两个不同的文本：一个是基本词组的短句子，一个是长句子下面的细化短句子。
    第一个整理的文本，是采用听到语音，看着文本的停顿节奏，快速回车，就将文章的语音，分拆成了基本词组短语，这练习的时候听清的细腻程度，可以通过速度来调节，就是说：你可以做到听清的过程中来压码，压码什么？语音的听顿节奏是一个语音的轮廓，可以通过细化语音的基本词组的大小来定位基本词组，想听清的细腻一些，很好办，速度放慢一些，就可以听清细化到单词的音节，单词的拼写，单词之间的短句子合成、分解，单词的字母组合，单词之间的变音、连读和断开，这些只有通过压码注音才可以做到的细节上来，这个你要压码，就是将听到的语音压码到文字上的细化过程。
    你只要练习一遍，就可以基本记忆出来语音对应的文本，再练习常速你就可以压码听清全部的文章，不断细化起来。帮助你压码记忆。
   

第二种整理的文本：
  大家看到的是文本句子长了，中间有。。。省略号分割，就是他可以看出基本词组，每个分割的省略号全部回车就和第一种整理文本一样了，同时几个基本词组在一行种连接起来，就说明他是一个句子的听顿的回车位置，你看着文本听语音可以注意到连接词和重复的废话。这是说话的思维过程和理解的记忆过程，在文本上的显示。
    操作过程：一边左手按“。”键，一边右手操作鼠标断句，将不同词组之间的连接词通过省略号分开，一边右手快速按回车键断开行间距的句子分行，这是你回发现同样的速度练习时间不够用，只要你采用15%速度到也可以顺利完成，要想提高速度，右手断句的位置和左手断省略号的连接词，要操作熟练，只要快速点击“。”提高省略号的速度，就可以采用较快的速度练习了。
  这样你看文本，就直接看到连接词的作用，他是理解和口语的桥梁。实际上你学习英语只要找到这些连接词，都是最简单的单词，大家乘做小词，二不是生词，在影响你的理解。生词不影响理解，只要压码记住了生词就理解了，但是只要你不能压码连接词就不能理解。

你听语音（不看文本）的时候听清达到怎样的程度了？这个问题是一些学员的困惑。
  如果听清达到语音，你可以压码一个句子的语音进行回想出来，但是回想出来的语音不能理解，因为你回想不出来文本的单词音节和连接词。记住你一定不能回想出来连接词，就是你不能理解的原因。
  你压码压到了语音是一种压码程度的体现，你压码压到基本词组的节奏是一种压码程度的体现，你压码压到文本的单词是一种压码程度的体现，你压码文本压码出语音是一种压码程度的体现，你压码说话是一种压码程度的体现。着就是压码听清的细化过程，压码听懂要解决的问题。

压码整理文本可以看着文本压码语音、文本和意思，这个比较容易做到，所以要整理文本过程中听语音压码语音。
  单词你听语音压码文本压码不出来，特别是压码听不清文本的连接词，你就不能理解。
  解决的办法：就是压码整理文本以后，将你整理文本听语音记住语音文本意思的对应关系，多练习几词记住语音，看文本阅读加深理解，将连接词和重复的废话记住，还原到正常的句子。
  好了，你在练习听语音，就可以听出文本来了，当然就可以理解了。
  实际上连接词和废话多数都是类似的，也很少，练习几遍就会掌握规律。