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"We need proper sex education now!" The first country to provide sex education, Sweden, a sex education expert Sex education that starts with 'respect' and 'consent' * Published in 15 countries worldwide, including Sweden, Finland, Norway, the UK, and the US * * [Time] [The Times] [Chicago Tribune] [USA Today] Recommended Books * * Winner of the Swedish Writers' Union's Best Young Adult Book Award (Slangbellan) * * Book by Inti Chavez Perez, Gender Equality Advisor to the Swedish Government * Starting with the #METOO movement, various sexual crime cases, including the recent 'Telegram Nth Room', have occurred one after another, and voices of reflection are pouring in about the incorrect sexual perception and lack of proper sex education in Korean society. Posts like “I’m a man, and I want to receive sex education again” are continuously appearing on Naver Knowledge iN and online communities. That many men are feeling the need for 'proper sex education'! Here, a sex education book titled “First, Let’s Do Sex Education” has been published, which contains everything men need to know about sex from A to Z, from childhood to adulthood. Author Inti Chavez Perez is a sex education expert from Sweden, the first country to have sex education, and was appointed a gender equality expert by the Swedish government. He says, “Mutual respect should be the foundation of all relationships,” and emphasizes sex education based on “respect” and “consent.” This is absolutely necessary content for our society, which lacks proper gender awareness and respect. This book contains the author's experience and know-how accumulated over many years in the field of sex education. This is not sex education that is limited to vague ideas like “sperm meets egg” or “don’t do it,” “don’t look,” or “be careful,” but rather realistic and specific sex stories like “how to wash your genitals,” “how women get pleasure,” and “the difference between porn and sex.” If you feel the need to learn more about sex, read this book, which covers everything from basic sexual knowledge to proper sexual values and gender equality. |
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index
Acknowledgements
Reviewer's note
Introduction_The most important thing is
Before we begin
1.
you
below the waist
Let's take a closer look at yours | The skin texture is different | The scrotum moves | A mixture of body fluids | About the P-spot | Spontaneous erections | How to wash your penis | Testicles = male?
appearance
Models and Superheroes | No One Is Too Ugly to Have Sex
Size of the penis
Too Small for Sex? | Exact Measurements | Medications and Surgery
sexual desire
Don't be shy | When you have no sexual desire
Solo sex
No Side Effects | Various Masturbation Methods | Masturbation = Boredom?
porn
Porn comes in all kinds of forms | A world full of clichés | You can't learn sex from porn | Are you embarrassed to watch porn? | Help, I'm addicted!
masculinity
Part of our culture | The male-dominated problem | What hinders our growth | Power imbalances
2.
women
body
Between the legs | Female ejaculation | Similarities between men and women
idealization)
oppression of female genitalia
Sex life
Female Masturbation | How Women Achieve Pleasure
No bleeding during sex?
There's no need to hurt the other person | There shouldn't be any bleeding.
menstruation
The monster called menstruation strikes back!
3.
love
To love
A person far away | A desire for love | Real love
Building relationships
Approaching first boldly | Starting a conversation | Expressing interest | Borrowing alcohol? | Getting to know each other | Dating on social media | What if you're a guy and like other guys? | Showing your cards | Rejecting
kiss
How to kiss
A good man
Stay together
Conversation | Fight | Are We Each Other? | Mandatory Sex? | What Is an Equal Relationship? | Emotional Ups and Downs
Goodbye
Express your feelings | Don't hurt anyone | Make the best of the situation
4.
esteem
mutual respect
A group of men
Respect Skill 1: Respect Yourself First
harassment
Respect Skill 2: Don't Invade Other People's Boundaries
reputation
Respect Skill 3: Don't Let Rumors Spread
honor
Respect Skill 4: Don't Try to Control Other People's Lives
Other people's place
Respect Skill 5: Listen to the Other Person and Give Them Space
Day
Respect Skill 6: Distribute Work Fairly
5.
Sex Basics Course
Images of sex
That you love me
Take off your bra
The first time is the first time
Don't stress | Remember the countless firsts
When you can't get an erection
Clearly express consent and refusal
Signs of Rejection | No Exceptions | Forced Sex
6.
Homosexual or heterosexual?
Who do I love?
There's no need to figure it out | Natural sex | Other people's expectations | There are no visible signs | Fear of difference | Homophobia is treatable
Living as a heterosexual
Living as a homosexual or bisexual person
How to Deal with Homophobia | Meet Like-minded People | Gay Sites and Apps | Coming Out: To Be or Not to Be
7.
sleeping with a woman
What do you do with women?
Caressing | Other Handjobs | Cunnilingus (Oral Sex) | Friction
insertion
Experiment with different positions | Start gently | When you reach climax too quickly | When your partner doesn't reach orgasm
Sex is something that two people do
equal sex
8.
sleeping with a man
quest
How to do it by hand | How to do it by mouth | Public and private | Ejaculation
9.
More than sex
sexting
Send nude photos | Send genital photos
Filming a sex video
anal sex
Hands and Mouth | Anal Insertion | For Smooth Progress
10.
How to take care of myself
emotion
If you feel shame or guilt | Follow your intuition | If you feel pressured into sex | You need someone to talk to
safe sex
Make a decision | How do STIs work? | How to have safe sex | What are HIV and chlamydia? | How to put on a condom | Why get tested?
pregnancy
Abortion | Contraception
Helpful Organizations and Contacts
main
Reviewer's note
Introduction_The most important thing is
Before we begin
1.
you
below the waist
Let's take a closer look at yours | The skin texture is different | The scrotum moves | A mixture of body fluids | About the P-spot | Spontaneous erections | How to wash your penis | Testicles = male?
appearance
Models and Superheroes | No One Is Too Ugly to Have Sex
Size of the penis
Too Small for Sex? | Exact Measurements | Medications and Surgery
sexual desire
Don't be shy | When you have no sexual desire
Solo sex
No Side Effects | Various Masturbation Methods | Masturbation = Boredom?
porn
Porn comes in all kinds of forms | A world full of clichés | You can't learn sex from porn | Are you embarrassed to watch porn? | Help, I'm addicted!
masculinity
Part of our culture | The male-dominated problem | What hinders our growth | Power imbalances
2.
women
body
Between the legs | Female ejaculation | Similarities between men and women
idealization)
oppression of female genitalia
Sex life
Female Masturbation | How Women Achieve Pleasure
No bleeding during sex?
There's no need to hurt the other person | There shouldn't be any bleeding.
menstruation
The monster called menstruation strikes back!
3.
love
To love
A person far away | A desire for love | Real love
Building relationships
Approaching first boldly | Starting a conversation | Expressing interest | Borrowing alcohol? | Getting to know each other | Dating on social media | What if you're a guy and like other guys? | Showing your cards | Rejecting
kiss
How to kiss
A good man
Stay together
Conversation | Fight | Are We Each Other? | Mandatory Sex? | What Is an Equal Relationship? | Emotional Ups and Downs
Goodbye
Express your feelings | Don't hurt anyone | Make the best of the situation
4.
esteem
mutual respect
A group of men
Respect Skill 1: Respect Yourself First
harassment
Respect Skill 2: Don't Invade Other People's Boundaries
reputation
Respect Skill 3: Don't Let Rumors Spread
honor
Respect Skill 4: Don't Try to Control Other People's Lives
Other people's place
Respect Skill 5: Listen to the Other Person and Give Them Space
Day
Respect Skill 6: Distribute Work Fairly
5.
Sex Basics Course
Images of sex
That you love me
Take off your bra
The first time is the first time
Don't stress | Remember the countless firsts
When you can't get an erection
Clearly express consent and refusal
Signs of Rejection | No Exceptions | Forced Sex
6.
Homosexual or heterosexual?
Who do I love?
There's no need to figure it out | Natural sex | Other people's expectations | There are no visible signs | Fear of difference | Homophobia is treatable
Living as a heterosexual
Living as a homosexual or bisexual person
How to Deal with Homophobia | Meet Like-minded People | Gay Sites and Apps | Coming Out: To Be or Not to Be
7.
sleeping with a woman
What do you do with women?
Caressing | Other Handjobs | Cunnilingus (Oral Sex) | Friction
insertion
Experiment with different positions | Start gently | When you reach climax too quickly | When your partner doesn't reach orgasm
Sex is something that two people do
equal sex
8.
sleeping with a man
quest
How to do it by hand | How to do it by mouth | Public and private | Ejaculation
9.
More than sex
sexting
Send nude photos | Send genital photos
Filming a sex video
anal sex
Hands and Mouth | Anal Insertion | For Smooth Progress
10.
How to take care of myself
emotion
If you feel shame or guilt | Follow your intuition | If you feel pressured into sex | You need someone to talk to
safe sex
Make a decision | How do STIs work? | How to have safe sex | What are HIV and chlamydia? | How to put on a condom | Why get tested?
pregnancy
Abortion | Contraception
Helpful Organizations and Contacts
main
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Into the book
“Is mine normal?” is the question boys most often ask during sex education classes.
When children change clothes, they look down at their clothes and compare them to their friends' clothes, and secretly worry, "My clothes look a little different."
That's right! Every man's genitals are shaped differently, so one man's genitals won't be exactly the same as another's.
In most cases, a medical professional would say, “Your penis is very good.
He will reassure you by saying, “It’s not a problem at all.”
If you still feel uneasy, you can get tested at a hospital.
---From "Below the Waist"
Pornography is doubly disconnected from reality because it involves editing, cutting and pasting scenes together.
A lot of porn doesn't show foreplay.
In real life, being penetrated in the vagina or anus when you're not prepared is incredibly painful, but in porn it seems like nothing happened.
In heterosexual porn, men attempt vaginal and anal penetration in quick succession without even changing condoms or washing their genitals.
In reality, if this continues, women run the risk of suffering from urethritis or other inflammation.
Porn doesn't teach you how to have sex.
---From "You Can't Learn Sex from Porn"
If you want to be good at both love and sex, you have to take care of respect first.
We've all felt slighted at one point or another and know how much it hurts.
People who don't know respect take the attitude that they are superior and that it is okay to look down on others.
Mutual respect should be the foundation of all relationships.
My heart closes around people who don't respect me.
Would you dare confide your deepest secrets to someone who despises and treats you poorly? So, if you want to love someone and get to know them better, you must show respect.
This rule applies to all relationships, whether you're having sex together or dating.
---From "Mutual Respect"
You have a responsibility to watch for positive signals from your partner as you transition from foreplay to intercourse.
Such signals actually tell us whether our partner likes or dislikes what we do to him.
I tend to watch out for such signals.
If you continue to do what your partner likes, you can give them greater pleasure.
By paying attention to the signals like that, you try out different new behaviors and see what the reaction is.
These signals are like a sexual compass that tells you which direction to go to experience greater pleasure.
At the same time, it is also a sign of respect for the other person and protection of their territory.
---From "Expressing Agreement and Refusal Clearly"
Many men wonder what women like in sex.
This in itself is a very good sign that he wants to give pleasure to the woman he is talking to.
So some books specifically emphasize that “women like it when you do this and that.”
However, I would not approach it that way because I believe that desires vary greatly from person to person.
(…) The best approach is to pay attention to the signals your partner is sending and follow them.
Otherwise, ask the woman directly what she wants to do.
But sex isn't something you can do just because your partner tells you to.
As you explore your partner's body, you should follow your desires, but not do anything you don't want to do to each other.
---From "What do you do with women?"
Don't underestimate the signals your partner sends you and never do anything she doesn't want you to do.
Decide together what kind of sexual activity you will engage in, and practice the respectful techniques we discussed earlier.
This also means taking responsibility for each other's sexual health.
For example, you should prepare condoms in advance, and if you suspect that you have a disease that can be transmitted through sex, get tested right away.
If you and your partner are truly on equal footing, you'll be able to explore sex comfortably without shame or tension.
When children change clothes, they look down at their clothes and compare them to their friends' clothes, and secretly worry, "My clothes look a little different."
That's right! Every man's genitals are shaped differently, so one man's genitals won't be exactly the same as another's.
In most cases, a medical professional would say, “Your penis is very good.
He will reassure you by saying, “It’s not a problem at all.”
If you still feel uneasy, you can get tested at a hospital.
---From "Below the Waist"
Pornography is doubly disconnected from reality because it involves editing, cutting and pasting scenes together.
A lot of porn doesn't show foreplay.
In real life, being penetrated in the vagina or anus when you're not prepared is incredibly painful, but in porn it seems like nothing happened.
In heterosexual porn, men attempt vaginal and anal penetration in quick succession without even changing condoms or washing their genitals.
In reality, if this continues, women run the risk of suffering from urethritis or other inflammation.
Porn doesn't teach you how to have sex.
---From "You Can't Learn Sex from Porn"
If you want to be good at both love and sex, you have to take care of respect first.
We've all felt slighted at one point or another and know how much it hurts.
People who don't know respect take the attitude that they are superior and that it is okay to look down on others.
Mutual respect should be the foundation of all relationships.
My heart closes around people who don't respect me.
Would you dare confide your deepest secrets to someone who despises and treats you poorly? So, if you want to love someone and get to know them better, you must show respect.
This rule applies to all relationships, whether you're having sex together or dating.
---From "Mutual Respect"
You have a responsibility to watch for positive signals from your partner as you transition from foreplay to intercourse.
Such signals actually tell us whether our partner likes or dislikes what we do to him.
I tend to watch out for such signals.
If you continue to do what your partner likes, you can give them greater pleasure.
By paying attention to the signals like that, you try out different new behaviors and see what the reaction is.
These signals are like a sexual compass that tells you which direction to go to experience greater pleasure.
At the same time, it is also a sign of respect for the other person and protection of their territory.
---From "Expressing Agreement and Refusal Clearly"
Many men wonder what women like in sex.
This in itself is a very good sign that he wants to give pleasure to the woman he is talking to.
So some books specifically emphasize that “women like it when you do this and that.”
However, I would not approach it that way because I believe that desires vary greatly from person to person.
(…) The best approach is to pay attention to the signals your partner is sending and follow them.
Otherwise, ask the woman directly what she wants to do.
But sex isn't something you can do just because your partner tells you to.
As you explore your partner's body, you should follow your desires, but not do anything you don't want to do to each other.
---From "What do you do with women?"
Don't underestimate the signals your partner sends you and never do anything she doesn't want you to do.
Decide together what kind of sexual activity you will engage in, and practice the respectful techniques we discussed earlier.
This also means taking responsibility for each other's sexual health.
For example, you should prepare condoms in advance, and if you suspect that you have a disease that can be transmitted through sex, get tested right away.
If you and your partner are truly on equal footing, you'll be able to explore sex comfortably without shame or tension.
---From "Equal Sex"
Publisher's Review
"We need proper sex education now!"
The first country to provide sex education, Sweden, a sex education expert
Sex education that starts with 'respect' and 'consent'
* Published in 15 countries worldwide, including Sweden, Finland, Norway, the UK, and the US *
* [Time] [The Times] [Chicago Tribune] [USA Today] Recommended Books *
* Winner of the Swedish Writers' Union's Best Young Adult Book Award (Slangbellan) *
* Book by Inti Chavez Perez, Gender Equality Advisor to the Swedish Government *
Learning about love through 'Mom and Dad' novels
In an age where people access sex through pornography,
If you keep quiet, do you not know? If you know, do you know correctly?
“If you’re going to know, know it properly!”
"I want to go out with my girlfriend, what should I do?" "I'm a teenager, can I buy condoms?" "Is it okay to masturbate every day?" "I keep having dirty thoughts, what should I do?" "How do I have sex?" You can easily find realistic questions like these on internet communities or portal site Q&A boards.
The 'sex' that teenagers are curious about is so specific, yet sex education still remains limited to providing only biological knowledge or theoretical sexual information.
Adults dismiss teenagers as not needing to know this much about sex (or they won't know) or assuming that they will know everything when they grow up.
It is understandable that the teenagers would burst out in anger, saying, “There is something we want to know, but since they don’t tell us, we learn it on the Internet.”
These days, with a simple search and a single click, a variety of sexual knowledge and content is available. All your questions about sex are answered online.
It is no exaggeration to say that people learn about love through 'dadism' novels and experience sex through pornography.
The problem is that because we are exposed to false and distorted sexual information, we often mistakenly believe we know something when we actually do.
Many people have expressed their outrage, saying, “This was expected,” as they watched a series of sexual crimes, including the recent “Nth Room Case (Telegram sexual exploitation case).”
Then I looked back at myself and my surroundings.
Furthermore, they raised questions about our society's sexual values and perceptions of sexuality and gathered their voices together, saying that things can no longer be left as they are.
“First, let’s do sex education!”
Body, masturbation, love, dating, breakups, sex, contraception…
The first country to provide sex education, Sweden, a sex education expert
Fun and practical sex education!
Here, a sex education book for men has been published that contains everything men need to know about sex from A to Z, from childhood to adulthood.
The author of this book, Inti Chavez Perez, was appointed by the Swedish government as an expert on gender equality and has researched sexual crimes against boys, honor violence, and HBTQ (sexual minorities).
He also worked for the Swedish Sex Education Association, traveling to schools across the country to teach sex education to teenagers.
He can be said to be a veteran sex education expert from Sweden, the first country in the world to make sex education compulsory.
This book, which won the Swedish Writers' Union's Best Young Adult Book Award (Slangbellan), contains the author's vivid experiences and know-how accumulated in the field of sex education.
For example, to the question, “I’m worried about not being able to get an erection,” the answer is, “Try other activities instead of using your penis.” To the concern, “I’m addicted to porn,” the answer is, “How to keep a porn journal.” To men about to have sex, the answer is, “How to know if you’re ready” and “Positive and negative signals to look out for.”
It also carefully examines topics such as 'what is the difference between porn and real sex', 'is it okay to masturbate often', 'is it necessary to bleed during the first time you have sex', 'how to have sex that satisfies both partners', and 'do women not have as much sexual desire as men', and informs men of information about sex that they misunderstand or are not aware of, as well as incorrect sexual concepts.
It also contains practical, concrete advice that can help people struggling with their sexual orientation and gender identity.
This can be said to be a sex education book that is closely related to daily life, providing clear answers to questions about sex that men are curious about, while also selecting only the content necessary for a healthy and safe sex life.
It's good for me and it's good for the other person too
Sex education that starts with ‘respect’ and ‘consent’!
A guidebook that guides you on the path to becoming a good man.
This book will surely satisfy anyone who feels thirsty for proper sex education and wants practical help.
It is especially useful for teenagers who are becoming curious about sex, are exposed to various sexual information, and are establishing their sexual values, as well as for men in their twenties who are about to have sex or are actively sexually active but have not received proper sex education.
If you are in a relationship, it would be a good idea to read it together and discuss it.
The author states that “all relationships should be built on ‘mutual respect,’” and lists ‘respect’ and ‘consent’ as the core of a healthy and safe sex life.
This is a much-needed message for our society, which is unaware of the fact that 'only active consent is consent.'
He introduces six "respect skills" for relationships, along with specific tips for understanding others and respecting their boundaries.
It also kindly examines what an equal relationship is and how gender equality can be practiced.
Beyond a simple sex education book, this is a guidebook that guides you on the path to becoming a good man in this era.
Above all, the book's completeness was enhanced by the meticulous and thoughtful review of Professor Noh Ha-yeon, the director of the Sexual Culture Research Institute Laraschool and a domestic sex education expert.
The reviewer carefully added information on the current situation in Korea and the relevant laws and regulations.
If you're wondering, "Do teenagers really need to know this much?" I'd like to answer that question in part through my review.
“Some people may think that the content is too open and not suitable for teenagers to read.
But as an instructor who has traveled to various regions and met with young people, I want to say, ‘It is very necessary for young people.’
Are you curious about any of these?
First, let's do sex education!
· Is it okay to masturbate every day?
· Can you learn about sex from porn?
· Can you make your first experience great?
· Do you have to have sex just because you're dating?
· When and how should I ask for consent when engaging in physical contact?
· What are the signs of rejection?
· How should I break up?
· Do I like men or do I like women?
· How can sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) be prevented?
· How do you prevent pregnancy?
The first country to provide sex education, Sweden, a sex education expert
Sex education that starts with 'respect' and 'consent'
* Published in 15 countries worldwide, including Sweden, Finland, Norway, the UK, and the US *
* [Time] [The Times] [Chicago Tribune] [USA Today] Recommended Books *
* Winner of the Swedish Writers' Union's Best Young Adult Book Award (Slangbellan) *
* Book by Inti Chavez Perez, Gender Equality Advisor to the Swedish Government *
Learning about love through 'Mom and Dad' novels
In an age where people access sex through pornography,
If you keep quiet, do you not know? If you know, do you know correctly?
“If you’re going to know, know it properly!”
"I want to go out with my girlfriend, what should I do?" "I'm a teenager, can I buy condoms?" "Is it okay to masturbate every day?" "I keep having dirty thoughts, what should I do?" "How do I have sex?" You can easily find realistic questions like these on internet communities or portal site Q&A boards.
The 'sex' that teenagers are curious about is so specific, yet sex education still remains limited to providing only biological knowledge or theoretical sexual information.
Adults dismiss teenagers as not needing to know this much about sex (or they won't know) or assuming that they will know everything when they grow up.
It is understandable that the teenagers would burst out in anger, saying, “There is something we want to know, but since they don’t tell us, we learn it on the Internet.”
These days, with a simple search and a single click, a variety of sexual knowledge and content is available. All your questions about sex are answered online.
It is no exaggeration to say that people learn about love through 'dadism' novels and experience sex through pornography.
The problem is that because we are exposed to false and distorted sexual information, we often mistakenly believe we know something when we actually do.
Many people have expressed their outrage, saying, “This was expected,” as they watched a series of sexual crimes, including the recent “Nth Room Case (Telegram sexual exploitation case).”
Then I looked back at myself and my surroundings.
Furthermore, they raised questions about our society's sexual values and perceptions of sexuality and gathered their voices together, saying that things can no longer be left as they are.
“First, let’s do sex education!”
Body, masturbation, love, dating, breakups, sex, contraception…
The first country to provide sex education, Sweden, a sex education expert
Fun and practical sex education!
Here, a sex education book for men has been published that contains everything men need to know about sex from A to Z, from childhood to adulthood.
The author of this book, Inti Chavez Perez, was appointed by the Swedish government as an expert on gender equality and has researched sexual crimes against boys, honor violence, and HBTQ (sexual minorities).
He also worked for the Swedish Sex Education Association, traveling to schools across the country to teach sex education to teenagers.
He can be said to be a veteran sex education expert from Sweden, the first country in the world to make sex education compulsory.
This book, which won the Swedish Writers' Union's Best Young Adult Book Award (Slangbellan), contains the author's vivid experiences and know-how accumulated in the field of sex education.
For example, to the question, “I’m worried about not being able to get an erection,” the answer is, “Try other activities instead of using your penis.” To the concern, “I’m addicted to porn,” the answer is, “How to keep a porn journal.” To men about to have sex, the answer is, “How to know if you’re ready” and “Positive and negative signals to look out for.”
It also carefully examines topics such as 'what is the difference between porn and real sex', 'is it okay to masturbate often', 'is it necessary to bleed during the first time you have sex', 'how to have sex that satisfies both partners', and 'do women not have as much sexual desire as men', and informs men of information about sex that they misunderstand or are not aware of, as well as incorrect sexual concepts.
It also contains practical, concrete advice that can help people struggling with their sexual orientation and gender identity.
This can be said to be a sex education book that is closely related to daily life, providing clear answers to questions about sex that men are curious about, while also selecting only the content necessary for a healthy and safe sex life.
It's good for me and it's good for the other person too
Sex education that starts with ‘respect’ and ‘consent’!
A guidebook that guides you on the path to becoming a good man.
This book will surely satisfy anyone who feels thirsty for proper sex education and wants practical help.
It is especially useful for teenagers who are becoming curious about sex, are exposed to various sexual information, and are establishing their sexual values, as well as for men in their twenties who are about to have sex or are actively sexually active but have not received proper sex education.
If you are in a relationship, it would be a good idea to read it together and discuss it.
The author states that “all relationships should be built on ‘mutual respect,’” and lists ‘respect’ and ‘consent’ as the core of a healthy and safe sex life.
This is a much-needed message for our society, which is unaware of the fact that 'only active consent is consent.'
He introduces six "respect skills" for relationships, along with specific tips for understanding others and respecting their boundaries.
It also kindly examines what an equal relationship is and how gender equality can be practiced.
Beyond a simple sex education book, this is a guidebook that guides you on the path to becoming a good man in this era.
Above all, the book's completeness was enhanced by the meticulous and thoughtful review of Professor Noh Ha-yeon, the director of the Sexual Culture Research Institute Laraschool and a domestic sex education expert.
The reviewer carefully added information on the current situation in Korea and the relevant laws and regulations.
If you're wondering, "Do teenagers really need to know this much?" I'd like to answer that question in part through my review.
“Some people may think that the content is too open and not suitable for teenagers to read.
But as an instructor who has traveled to various regions and met with young people, I want to say, ‘It is very necessary for young people.’
Are you curious about any of these?
First, let's do sex education!
· Is it okay to masturbate every day?
· Can you learn about sex from porn?
· Can you make your first experience great?
· Do you have to have sex just because you're dating?
· When and how should I ask for consent when engaging in physical contact?
· What are the signs of rejection?
· How should I break up?
· Do I like men or do I like women?
· How can sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) be prevented?
· How do you prevent pregnancy?
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of publication: August 24, 2020
- Page count, weight, size: 268 pages | 412g | 135*205*20mm
- ISBN13: 9788931021264
- ISBN10: 8931021267
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