Sex Education

100% in my Reproduction and Sexual Education test.

Biatch.

We started Sex Ed in year six and then when we moved to high school everything was pretty basic skimming over everything till year 10 and 11.
We only got to do it then because our teacher didn't get embarressed and let us ask anything. She even googled sex postitions one week and brought it in cause a kid asked. If we didn't have her teaching, we would have had almost noting in High school =/

After all I've been taught, the best form of Abstinence is taking just a single birth control pill, putting it between your knees, and holding it there.

Forever. :file

Well, my form tutor's reaction at reading the lesson plan her boss gave her was, (and I quote) 'well, I'm not teaching you about underage sex, you're too young for that'.
And well, we're fourteen, most of us nearly fifteen. If we're gonna have underage sex, then we've only got like a year and a half left to do it
:XD

But yeah. All the other sex-ed has been the biological side of it.
What I think they should do during the STD talks, is mention the STDs you can get from homosexual and lesbian sex.
Because what in-the-closet-kid is gonna sit in a room full of teens and ask about that, seriously? I know I didn't.

Seventh grade was when I got my first dose of sex education. There had been a puberty film in fifth grade we were all supposed to watch, but I was luckily absent that day.

And I found that semester in seventh-grade science terrifying. We had to watch a video called "The Miracle Of Life" which showed the insides of these people while they had sex, and at the very end, as a special treat, there was footage of this lady giving birth. I told one of my friends--only half-kidding--that the video had inspired me to take a vow of celibacy. (Oh, and you know what? On the test, I did better on the male reproductive system than the female reproductive system. :XD)

Then in ninth grade, I had Health. We had to learn about sex there, unsurprisingly. It was actually somewhat interesting, though we had to watch "The Miracle Of Life" again *facepalm*. However, we also watched "Look Who's Talking Too" and, on one of the last days before some vacation (presumably either Spring Break or Christmas Vacation) "Liar Liar," so I'm not complaining. :D

I always get the creepers as teachers for sex ed.
Like, one of them looked down girls shirts. And another got pictures of sex parts and made us throw darts at them and tell him what they were.

:shock:
It was an awkward day.

I've been to two sex ed classes.
The first one was just about getting your period and stuff like that.

But the one I watched last year, it shows dicks that had STD's on them and everything... it was nasty! Not to mention awkward.

But I would totally ace a sex ed quiz! :XD

I watched women give birth on tape when I was eleven.
I was mortified. You still couldn't pay me to watch that shit. God must really like gore fests.

Being in a catholic school all we got was a CHASITY talk.
In which we threw dices to check out how many unwanted babies we could be saving a year, by not having sex.
They tried to give us rings and everything!

I don't think that sexual education in school is very helpful at all.
I mean, they tell you about the basics, to not have sex, and stuff like that.
We spent a maximum of 3 days on SexEd. All we talked about were diseases and birth control.

I used to love Sex Ed! Haha.
In one class we got to put condoms on bananas...it was epic :XD

^ We actually had fake penises to put condoms on. Professional sex ed right there.
:file: :shifty

My school's sex ed program is...Terrifying to say the least. Truly they tell you too much! But it's really funny at the same time because the girl teacher is like insane. (In a good way, not the omg we dread this class kindof way.)

semi sweet.:

I watched women give birth on tape when I was eleven.
I was mortified. You still couldn't pay me to watch that shit. God must really like gore fests.

Same here. :cheese: It was horrid. I can't believe they subject eleven-year-olds to that kind of stuff.

Call me immature, but I giggled the whole damn time. But it had more to do with the fact that my teacher looked awkward talking about most of it. But he was good about it, he answered our questions, however I think the question about ear sex scarred him. :lmfao

bella tricks.:

^ We actually had fake penises to put condoms on. Professional sex ed right there.
:file: :shifty

We did that as well, and as stupid as it might seem it actually serves a useful purpose.

You'd be amazed how many young people think that pulling out is a correct and reliable form of contraception. It isn't, and that is one good reason for why putting condoms on fake penises is a great idea in sex ed classes. For males and females.

At my school, it's a catholic girls and we don't usually talk about contraception, as it's frowned upon in catholicism.
It is annoying because not everyone wants to plan sex using the menstrual calendar.
However most people learn contraception by television. :XD

At my school everyone's like EW! SEX ED! & I'm like, yeah, and? It's only sex education, you're gonna have to learn it some day.

They are all so immature.

I find Sex Ed hilarious. :shifty
Most teenagers are immature; it's like our natural programming. I'm probably going to be this way when I'm 60.

curse the wind.:

^ We actually had fake penises to put condoms on. Professional sex ed right there.
:file: :shifty

We had to do that :tehe:
We recorded one of our friend's putting the condom on, but the headteacher found out and made us delete it because she "might get bullied because of it" :s
But, yeaaaaah. I laughed like, the whole way through sex ed. Especially when it was our geeky social education teacher teaching us it. Hearing him say the word 'cock' was hilarious. :XD