CW: Sexual assault, vivid sexual imageryIn this differently formatted episode, I've recorded a roundtable conversation hosted with my roommates Staicy, Ruth, and Lexi as we reflect on our sex education experiences outside of the classroom.

CW: Sexual assault, vivid sexual imagery In this differently formatted episode, I've recorded a roundtable conversation hosted with my roommates Staicy, Ruth, and Lexi as we reflect on our sex education experiences outside of the classroom.

E5: A Conversation with my Roommates

Did you have sex education in school? If you were lucky enough to HAVE had it, you may still have hundreds of questions like I always did. And I promise you're not alone — I heard from almost 100 people about their sex education experiences in the United States and across the world, and only a few of them said the education they received left them feeling smarter about their sexual wellbeing. In this short series, I speak with folks from all walks of life, including those who have researched sex education, taught sex education, criticized sex education, praised it, and those who did not have it at all. In order to destigmatize this topic, we need to talk about it. And if that's too scary, we can at least listen to others talk about it, because I learned more than I ever thought I would by doing just that. Sit down, relax, and take a listen. I'm sure you'll learn something too. xox Susie Fordi

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Did you have sex education in school? If you were lucky enough to HAVE had it, you may still have hundreds of questions like I always did. And I promise you're not alone — I heard from almost 100 people about their sex education experiences in the United States and across the world, and only a few of them said the education they received left them feeling smarter about their sexual wellbeing. In this short series, I speak with folks from all walks of life, including those who have researched sex education, taught sex education, criticized sex education, praised it, and those who did not have it at all. In order to destigmatize this topic, we need to talk about it. And if that's too scary, we can at least listen to others talk about it, because I learned more than I ever thought I would by doing just that. Sit down, relax, and take a listen. I'm sure you'll learn something too. xox Susie Fordi

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