And so it's easy to dismiss the Horalek affair as just another mad utterance by a wacko zealot, who no one even agrees with, being whipped up into a media story so that the internet's eternal feedback loop has something to recycle. They say things like: 'lmao ppl get mad about the stupidest shyt its history … maybe we should let our kids really know what happened at thanksgiving to', which, I think you'll agree, is an ideologically impressive, if grammatically troubling, observation. Even commenters on the conservative Fox Detroit Facebook page, where the story 'broke' last week, are disparaging. Horalek, predictably, has been laughed out of town.

I eventually came to the conclusion that, in the presence of an actual penis, some pheromonal reaction would kick in and my vagina would magically expand like a lotus blossom (an illusion of which, sadly, experience deflowered me). I mean, I was so distressed by my fanny's apparent minusculeness that I conducted a series of experiments with travel-size Body Shop shampoo bottles (too big) and hairbrush handles (still too big). The little hole underneath is so terribly small that I simply can't imagine how a man can get in there, let alone how a whole baby can get out!' There cannot be a 13-year-old girl on the planet who hasn't had a root around and arrived at this exact stage of bafflement. They're 12 to 13! They're only about a year younger than Anne was when she wrote of her vagina: 'There are little folds of skin all over the place, you can hardly find it.

I had to look up what age kids are in the 7th grade. At issue for Horalek is a section detailing Anne's exploration of her own genitalia, material originally omitted by Anne's father, Otto Frank, when he prepared the manuscript for publication in the late 40s. G ail Horalek, the mother of a 7th-grade child in Michigan in the US, has made international headlines by complaining that the unabridged version of Anne Frank's diary is pornographic and should not be taught at her daughter's school.

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