SW15
Master Don Juan
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Man i went to an all boys school. I lost my virginity kinda late at 18. My parents had to find a prom date for me from church ( very embarrassing). I made up for it in college and post college.
Going to an all boys school skews your perception of women. I would not recommend. You look at women as angels but when you find out the truth in college (as opposed to HS) the RedPill rage is very severe.
These dayz if you go to an all boy HS you are finished. Girls are too hard to get these days and you make it worse with the same sex HS.
All-male schools are not good for males. Both @MatureDJ and @Pandora had bad high school experiences in all-male environments. I have also known some others who had poor experiences with all-male schools. You're correct that these all-male schools stunted their developments.When I read this, it makes me feel like putting your son or daughter into such a school system would very likely stunt their social development.
The only males that I knew from my in-person interactions who came out relatively undamaged from all-male high schools were males that had a very strong social network from their K-8 years. If you go into 9th grade at an all-male school with a bad social network, you're finished. There's not enough interactions with the all-female schools to compensate for that.
It's probably worse now too. Most of the stories I know from all-male schools happened in the 1990s and early 2000s. @MatureDJ 's experience is even older as it was from the early 1980s. Supreme Court Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Neil Gorsuch went to the same all-male high school in Maryland (near Washington DC) in the early 1980s as well.