Sex Education: Opinions please?
I'm doing a thesis on the role, whether sex education should be encouraged or discouraged. Party to obtain, there are other opinions. I need both sides of the notification. All the information I need is:-Male or Female-country [are welcome]-If you are in favor or against sex-ed lui. Your reasoning for your opinion [more information the better. I hear all this, so do not care whether I agree or not.] Personal Experiences? [Optional] Thank you. If you want my opinion or anything else, I would be delighted to send my work if you wish. Email me or add me as a friend. : D
* Female * ~ ll Chicago USA to be precise in favor of sex ed * I think it's important to talk to the school, but we must be realistic. We know that if you have sex, you can get pregnant, but people are still trying to understand why teenage pregnancy has declined, and sexually transmitted diseases have increased. Young people are terrified of pregnancy, if they lead to other sexual acts without protection. I believe that other measures should focus on sexually transmitted diseases and the different types of protection, in addition to the pill and condoms. I also believe that men and women must be separated during class because it could become very annoying, and not much more serious than personal experience * ed they had sex on days 7 and 8 years, but we were all in the same class with children. and continued farting being stupid. Then I went to an all girls high school, and sex edition was much better, because we have been able to mature and we can all talk to each other and ask questions. our teachers treated us like young adults instead of children. ed sex in general, most of us better manage situations that children have sex in my 7th and 8th grade years. some of my 7th and 8th grade class has a handful of each partner, and a couple of people already pregnant. I hope this helps, and yes im happy to read your paper =]
Dan Savage and Amy Richards on Abstinence-Only Sex Education
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