A proposal to teach pleasure-based sex to kids as young as 11 and a middle school assignment using pizza as a metaphor for various sexual activities has drawn a windfall of ire from parents in two separate New England states. South Kingston, Rhode Island parent Nicole Solas told The Epoch Times that she sees Rhode Island House Bill 7166 more as a “grooming bill” for sexual predators than a proposed sex education curriculum for children. “When you have adults talk to children about sexual pleasure, that is grooming behavior,” Solas said “one of the ways adults can groom children is by desensitizing them to sex. That compromises their natural radar for sexual predators.” In Enfield, Connecticut, parents have expressed similar concerns about an assignment sent out to middle schoolers recently that describes various ingredients and toppings of a  pizza as sexual metaphors. “We can use pizza as a metaphor for …