Should sex Ed cover all aspects of sexual interaction?

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We all know sex Ed usually covers STDs and pregnancy. U know the basics. But should sex Ed also cover the dangers in sexting, blind dating (like meeting from tinder) and basically other possible repercussions or sexual activities teens/people do/use? 
For example, sending nudes. Being underaged and sending nudes can result in being charged for distribution of child pornography or possession of child pornography. Or even someone posting them online without consent etc.

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Consent should be routinely discussed.

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It'd only make sense, sex ed now is pretty outdated.

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Absolutely! And we should stress that our kids can where whatever they want while teaching them not to be fucking rapists.

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Absolutely. I learned nothing in sex ed besides you should have whoever you're having sex with sign a contract before you actually have the sex. 
I think sending nudes should be discussed and online dating as well. 
I dont believe kids should be taught to NOT meet people off the internet, but how to safely. For example, don't give the guy your address, tell him to pick you up at your house, and have his car be your only form of transportation the first time you meet. Teens are going to be on tinder even if they are told not to, so it's better to teach them how to safely meet someone. But I've also had a lot of luck with meeting people (both romantically and platonically) online.

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Yeah. I think my high school did pretty good with all of that. We talked about nudes and internet safety. It all should have come a little earlier though probably.

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I have an 8 month old and fear the day for the sex talk. I feel my delivery will be a disaster. Teach everything, overkill, give quizzes tests and make them take it 4 times over. It will be welcomed by this mama.

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Fully understanding your body, your sexual rights, safe sex, and consequences of unsafe sex should be a basic right. Parents aren't required to equip a child, so as a society we should be fulfilling this need in schools.

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I'm going to make sure I educate my kids and cover things school might have not and everything you said. Also educate them on gay/lesbian sex. I don't think schools cover that, do they?

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No way. Not everything. Some stuff is just personal. They don't need to teach you techniques. Also, that kind of stuff is very different for every person.

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And talk about sex in the car. So many people would do it in high school but didn't know you can get in trouble. My older sister told me her firmed got into along of trouble getting caught so I knew 🙅🏻

Should sex Ed cover all aspects of sexual interaction?

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