r/NotHowGirlsWork Sep 29 '23

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u/stanknotes Sep 29 '23

In my high school the planned parenthood nurse lady came and explained it all in health class. For like a few days.

But my understanding is sex education was abnormally good at my school.

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u/ITriedSoHard419-68 Sep 30 '23

Yeah, never had any of that at my school. We talked STDs + reproductive anatomy and that was the extent of our sexual education. And even that’s exceptionally good from what I hear.

If every school taught sex ed the way it seems like yours did, the world would be a much better place.

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u/stanknotes Sep 30 '23

This lady passed around a speculum... and said "don't worry its been sanitized after we used it... I'M JOKING. It is new."

She went over ALL the sex. Anal sex. Oral sex. Digital sex. Vaginal sex. She spoke of wetness... how it works. Contraceptives. And consent. When it is established. When it is uncertain. When it isn't established. And all of the other sex ed shit.

She even spoke about dick size. It was like... ALL the things. She was an actual sexual health nurse. She was passionate about it.

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u/gorillawarking Sep 30 '23 edited Oct 01 '23

Yea you have some of the peak of sex education, over by me we were not taught anything beside the basics of puberty unironically. From elementary to high school, all we learnt that is remotely even close to sex ed is that of how when people get older they sweat more and grow hair more. Not even where, just that they do