TwilightPrincess wrote:
She’s never been to an art museum.
She was homeschooled, so sex ed was
very basic, like mine was. No visual aids were involved.
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Ah. That explains it.
Personally I had to sit through sex ed twice. A new program was rolled out whilst I was in education to make sex ed more standardised across the country. So those of us who had sat through the outdated material had to repeat the lesson.
The first time around had diagrams and a PowerPoint presentation. Mostly about STDs. Whereas the second time around it was just an online knowledge test. It was far less judgemental though. The first time was focused on abstinence until heterosexual marriage. I was told that gay people shouldn't have sex, which wasn't a great lesson to sit through as a closeted person at the time.
I also went to art museums as a teen for my art GCSE work. So I saw a fair amount of nudity.
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