I am part of a not-profitable organization that deals with going to schools and colleges for sexual education, since it is not mandatory in the country i live in and most parents have NEVER talked to their children about sex.
We also try to make a different approach to sexEd. For example, we explain to them the different contraceptives there are but focus more on the pill and the condom over the vasectomy and the DIU.
In regards to the condom we also try to explain to them how to put it on cut and uncut dicks, how to lube them up, why are there condoms with flavours and everything. We know that most of them are to awkward to ask us these types of things.
As you can see we take an original approach to teaching them about sex. Our lessons are about:
1. The anatomy and UTI
2. Contraceptives and Virginity
3. Masturbation
4. LGBTQQIAAP2
5. Questions
My main question for you is:
What things would you like to/should be taught in SexEd? Were you completely informed, or are there things that you only knew much later in life/ you found out through the internet/ you were misinformed etc.?
PS: If you could, also send me some feedback. Do you think this model of classes is better than the standard model of: here's a bunch of ways to not get pregnant. Here are some condoms, you put it like this in a cucumber. Dont have sex kids!
We also try to make a different approach to sexEd. For example, we explain to them the different contraceptives there are but focus more on the pill and the condom over the vasectomy and the DIU.
In regards to the condom we also try to explain to them how to put it on cut and uncut dicks, how to lube them up, why are there condoms with flavours and everything. We know that most of them are to awkward to ask us these types of things.
As you can see we take an original approach to teaching them about sex. Our lessons are about:
1. The anatomy and UTI
2. Contraceptives and Virginity
3. Masturbation
4. LGBTQQIAAP2
5. Questions
My main question for you is:
What things would you like to/should be taught in SexEd? Were you completely informed, or are there things that you only knew much later in life/ you found out through the internet/ you were misinformed etc.?
PS: If you could, also send me some feedback. Do you think this model of classes is better than the standard model of: here's a bunch of ways to not get pregnant. Here are some condoms, you put it like this in a cucumber. Dont have sex kids!