Young Sex Addicts on ‘The Correspondents’
Kiko, 13 years old, has had sex with eight of his eleven past girlfriends while 15-year-old Anne is pregnant after giving birth to a lovechild just last year.
With this alarming fact, the Department of Education—despite heavy opposition from the church and some parents—has ordered public elementary and high schools to add more sex education classes.
Join Sol Aragones this Tuesday (August 10) as she sits in the sex education classes of different public schools to find out the thoughts and opinions of students and their parents about them.
Is it really possible to teach sex education without malice? Will sex education help lessen the number of youth engaging in premarital sex, or will it excite them more to do it?
Get the answers on “The Correspondents” this Tuesday (August 10), right after “Bandila” on ABS-CBN.
Sex education may lessen the number of youth engaging in premarital sex if, and only if, it is taught properly to them to make them realize the importance of keeping their virginity until the proper time comes. Let the youth realize the difficulty that they may encounter as a consequence of engaging in premarital sex, like unwanted pregnancies, STDs and many others.
“Sex education” could lessen the number of youth engaging in premarital sex, if, and only if it is taught properly to the students to make them realize the importance of keeping their virginity until the proper time comes. Let the youth realize the difficulty that they may encounter with as a consequence of engaging in premarital sex, like like unwanted pregnancies, STDs and many others.
maybe “sex education” could lessen the number of youth engaging in premarital sex, if, only if, it is teach properly to the students and make them realized the importance of their virginity. And specially let them realized the difficulty that they may encounter with the consequences of having premarital sex (like unwanted pregnancies, STD’s and many more..)