Sex-ed in Pakistan

[Sara516]

Re: Sex-ed in Pakistan

ehhhhh

[diwana]

Re: Sex-ed in Pakistan

With the number of sex ads do they still need sex ed?

[NomiCA]

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@Murgi

Let’s see…girls think that just** hugging will get them pregnant**. Guys think that orgasm are required to get pregnant, or intercourse with their wives during the flow period of the menstrual cycle will get them pregnant. Many teenage boys think nocturnal emission, perfectly natural, is a cause for concern and they’re dying. Now you’re probably going to say, yeah well it does’t happen. I am assuming you’re upper middle class, if not upper class, and have had access to internet from the very beginning, and so know what is what. I am not talking about you specifically here however. I am talking about those that find it absolutely shameful to discuss even the basic bodily functions with their mothers, fathers, or siblings and in the end women are blamed if they can’t conceive and other problems.

Those misconceptions are good…if the girls find out that kissing, or hugging will not get them pregnant…they are likely to try it out even more

BTW…seriously… there is a need for sex-ed…but its more about educating the parents on how they gonna educate their kids about it… sex-ed classes in public education system can not work in pakistan now… there is a lot of time before society opens up to these kinds of things…
people are simply not ready for this…
i heard a news story where some O’Level girls and their parents protested or something when their school started sex-ed n stuff… so its not going to go well i guess…

The actual workable solution would be with the likes of reproductive health centres n stuff…as they educate the people about those issues…they can fit in the sex-ed for kids alongwith the rest of awareness programs that they have in operation.

[Khumar]

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That's what I said in the first post, for a lack of a proper word, let's call it sex-ed. Maybe we can call is reproductive knowledge, or heck, let's call it biology.

[lafuriaroja]

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yeh you don't even need to have sex ed specifically, I was taught about that stuff in biology, reproductive cycles, hormones, how babies are born, etc. as was my brother. It was part of a science course, there was nothing inappropriate about it, it was like this is how our bodies work. I don't see what the big deal is, its not like learning about the human anatomy promotes sex.

[Decent_6Chora]

Re: Sex-ed in Pakistan

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