Sexual education in schools

In 5th grade our teacher public ask: "Raise your hand (boys) if you had your first wet dream?" "And girls, how many of you had your first menstruation" She was later reported for sexual conduct

I disagree with that actually. I believe that schools should generalize some things like how to use condoms and safely have sex and what could happen when you don't. Most kids don't know how to put on condoms and do it incorrectly. The reason I say this is because parents aren't teaching their kids, sometimes they weren't taught either. So having a program to reach all forms of people is beneficial and if the parents are absolutely against it they can sign the waver.

Girls during puberty: "omg my breasts wont stop growing, ouch my period, i wanna cry" Boys during puberty: https://i.redd.it/cjzicxg5kgj21.png

@pandahero I definitely agree with that considering that I knew some dudes who were basically convinced by their fathers that pulling out is a valid form of contraception lmao

sex ed for me was anatomy, contraception, and std information i think it was better than a lot of us schools but it was still very vague and not that helpful probably would've been good if we were required to demonstrate that we could roll a condom correctly cause even I'm hazy on that lmao