A kid in my sex ed class asked, “So a man is like a factory, and a woman is like an incubator?” and honestly he described it better than any of my teachers have.
As I was an overweight child, the bleep test was torture. I didn't want to be the first to drop out, but I was often second! So embarrassing and I cried every time... PE at school wasn't the highlight of my life.
Völundr Frey I was first out every year, 5'11", 125 pounds. there is no weight left for muscle, If i was a girl, i would have a pretty figure, but I am a guy so a hourglass is not generally considered attractive (actually, my bi friend says I am hot, but no one heterosexual agrees with him)
In my school there are posters in the medical office that say 'no glove, no love' and 'don't be silly, wrap that willy' so everytime you feel sick, you have too look at these posters all around the room... 😐
An organisation in my country had posters with the text "Don't fuck up your new relationship with an old STD" and featured a couple (there were variations, girl-boy, boy-boy and girl-girl) kissing while one of them held up a condom, or you had the same duo kissing while fictional previous partners were looking over their shoulder. I thought they were pretty awesome and straight to the point, and the fact they used cusswords made the message come accross quite well, I think. These were throughout the school by the way, most schools in my country probably do not have a medical office.
I had a friend who moved to America and had nobody to do the egg test with. So she was alone, caring for the egg and when her teacher asked 'who's your partner?' She said "I'm a single mother, like over half of the mothers in the nation." and her teacher gave her a hard candy.
As a 15 year old I have never had a class talking about sex or had my parents talk to me about it, but the internet has provided me with an abundance of information on the subject.
I remember being taught about sex Ed in year 5, then the day after we got a talk about porn cause a load of people were caught watching it that day by their parents and blamed it on the class.
COOKIE OVERLOAD yea seriously the mom didn't even explain to her what it was and the girl panicked YOU CAN'T GROUND YOUR KID FOR SOMPTHING THAT WAS YOUR FAULT!
I agree, you can’t ground someone for being scared, after it was the mums fault for not educating her child about a natural occurrence for women. Plus, the girl thought she did something wrong and the Mum grounding her just proved her point. That’s an awful thing to do.
@@alisluv Imagine you suddenly start to bleed and you don't know why and you're really embarressed and scared and you're getting punished for it. I knew what the period was as I got it the first time and it still was scary
My headteacher is actually a lesbian and my school is very good in educating us about lgbtq+ and how they are intimate with eachother. Homophobia is also punished very severely and there are posters around the school saying “some people are gay, get over it”
Ruby Hunt yes but when u have them in every hallway and usually multiple in a classroom, especially in English department, it becomes unnecessary to have that many.
when i was in health class they were talking about when females were with a male and then the teacher corrected herself she said "or when a female is with a female or a male is with a male, each of those are alright" then she just continued with her lesson. im not lgbtq+ myself but im a strong supporter of those who are and even that little comment made me happy
when I was little I used to think gay meant attracted to boys and lesbian meant to be attracted to girls, so whenever someone wpuld say something bad about being gay/lesbian I would say "Who cares if they're gay, IM GAY." oh... how right i was...
i remember in grade 6 (in australia) we got a little complimentary purse filled with pads and tampons that we could keep on us just in case and they answered pretty much all of our questions bless that sex ed teacher
nat In year 4, a few 3rd graders walked in as we were about to start. she thought it would be a good idea to say to them "hurry,year 4rs are doing the 'juicy stuff".not only that,but she made us EAT POPCORN durring the video. I threw up later...I'm Aussie too,let's share the pain of learning bout this together!
I remember in sex ed (UK) being taught how to put on a condom, about other kinds of contraception, periods, we had to make posters about STI'S, were taught nothing about sexuality or other kinds of sex, and were taught that instead of having sex we should probably just go to the cinema or the park. In high school we had literally one lesson a year in year 8 and year 9 and that was it. I remember saying to my head of year at a meeting "You gotta improve your sex ed because there's at least 3 pregnant girls in your year group right now" and instead of improving sex ed she just put me in isolation for not telling her who.
Oh and also I know at least 3 girls in my school thought they were dying when they got their first period. I had to help out a year 7 kid in the toilets who was in a cubicle crying on the phone to her dad.
+SunshineGold yeah I don't think my high school taught about it but I learned in my primary school maybe? But I know some primary schools didn't teach it and all the girls who didn't know had grown up with their dad's but they still should have known to teach them! I grew up with my dad but he got my sister to explain it all to me but she was a teen and felt awkward about it so it didn't really go that well haha.
I got sex ed when I was 8, 11 and 12 I think. We had to do it in primary and secondary school.. This one teacher told us how to make an impromptu pad out of toilet paper o-o
The first time I learned about the word "gay," was when I was reading a Nancy Drew book and the meaning meant "happy..." That happened when I was 8 and I'm now a teen...
Whenever we had sex ed conversations i would always ask about gay sex and like how to be safe bc the teachers never brang it up. Im not gay but what if someone in the class was and they didnt have the courage to ask?
Meanwhile when they were basically lecturing us in detail about STD's a few years ago I straight up blacked out because they showed a medical syringe. I have a phobia of them. On the bright side everyone in that class knew me as "that kid that collapsed 15 mins into a mandatory health lecture and got us all a free hour."
The first time I ever meant a gay person (where someone actually made it known that they were gay) was the first time I ever heard of such a thing. He was my aunt's friend and he was very flamboyant so that was cool but me, being a small child, forgot about it a day later. But like a year later when I learned a bit more what it was I also realized my mom was trying to hide all things gay from me ( Like when Willow from Buffy the Vampire Slayer kissed her girlfriend she would hide my eyes) AND THATS HOW I FOUND OUT MY MOM WAS A CLOSETED HOMOPHOB!
I personally grew up with 2 moms, so that's how I knew about being gay. I didn't know that it was thought of as a "bad thing" at all, I would just like mention it in elementary school and then I started getting closed off in middle school.
Autumn There’s a lesbian couple in my neighborhood and they have little kids. It’s so cute and heartwarming seeing all their friends already learning to be so accepting.
I would love to have two mums because when you get your period or when you need to buy your first bra it’s easier to talk to them since there both women and they go through it and they have been through it.
Over here in Finland the sex ed included us actually learning how to put a condom on a styrofoam model of a penis, there was also very positive discussion about same sex relationships and the part about STDs, puberty, genitals and pregnancy was very thorough since it was our biology teacher who taught that class. It was all very body positive and neutral for what I remember. I think we were about 13-14 at that time, but there was some more puberty-focused classes before that during the chapters about people in biology.
The school system did improve in England A week ago we did a STD and STI lesson. They showed examples. I'm scarred for life 🤢 We also did sexuality, gender and contraception. I'm in year 9 (14yrs) Below year 7 they separated us by gender and then in year 7+ we were put together for PD (Personal Development)
I think that's the most important lesson for you to learn. the other things are irrelivant. I left school very ignorant about sti....now I've had them I learned the hard way.
We didn't learn about masturbation (male or female) we didn't learn about gender we didn't learn about sexual orientation and we didn't learn about consent. We only learnt about stds and how teen pregnancy ruins your life. There was also a LOT of slut shaming in my British sex ed.
mine was exactly the same. Sex In Class, a documentary on channel 4, i'd recommend it, talked about educating school kids about all of the stuff we werent taught
+Jane Doe One of them was slightly religious, but not like strict religious. I think it's just how the education system is in the UK, it hasn't been updated in a long time and is incredibly out of date and inaccurate.
When we had sex Ed they started it off talking about crushes and everything and they were like "so many of the girls would have probably had crushes on boys" and one of my friends just shouts out "AND GIRLS" idk I thought it was funny, and the look on the teachers face 👌
I remember that some people came to my school to talk specifically about LGBTQ stuff and they mentioned a bunch of identities and I raised my hand and was like "and also asexual" and they said that asexuality was just something temporary that some people went through sometimes and it really pissed me off
We don't look after an egg. We look after a robot baby that cries, needs feeding, needs keeping the corrects temperature and needs winding. It's weird.
@@Pink_Chanel_Princess I had to sing this too, I'm American, and also I learned what a kookaburra laugh is when I was 7, it became my favorite animal, still one of them Unrelated, my school has had puberty Ed, but I am nearly 16 and yet to have sex Ed. They said when we were 11 that " we will learn in middle School, and we just never did and went to the internet.
I'm actually not really sure i understand everything about this topic even now. What really helps is exchanging info and experiences and being open with my boyfriend. Basically we both had some questions and were open and thougthfull about the answears. I belive it helps the both of us and the realitionship.
I knew about homosexuality at a very young age, because my family is very open and accepting. But when I told my friends when I was 13 that I was bi, they had no clue what it ment, and they didn't even know being gay was a thing
I was in year five when I learnt about sex Ed but we learnt straight sex, in year 8 someone put their hand up and said 'Sir why are you and other teachers so heteronormative when it comes to sex Ed, and then next lesson we had Gay sex Ed' 😂
last year in 9th grade, a friend of mine raised her hand and asked our strings teacher "What's a blow job?" she had no idea and everyone just laughed... I and a few others ended up explaining it to her she's forever ashamed
We accidentally learnt sex ed while we were learning about animal reproduction the fear in my teacher eyes when the strange kid asked how do humans reproduce and the one who knows to much about the bedroom told her how oh god we never talked about it through out the entirety of high school
honestly the UK does SO MUCH of a better job with sex education. (if you're confused about the years and grades thing here's what it is: Dodie got sex ed in year 5, which is equal to fourth grade in the US. Evan learned about puberty in fifth grade, which is equal to year 6. Evan didn't learn about sex until ninth grade, which is year 10. hope this helps!)
animaljammer897 It depends on where you go to school honestly. We might have started later but my school provided a lot of information that both of them didn't get.
+B Smith yeah. Basically what you have to do is run all the way down the gym wait for the bleep and then run again. As the levels go up the time that is given to run is shorter so you have to run faster and you do this until you miss a bleep or you physically can not run anymore
We had to do that too!!! I live in Iowa (that's in the US incase someone did know) and I thought it was just something every school did... Ugh I hate that stupid thing
+Cerys' Ego! In Utah, it's law that you cannot advocate being gay or having any gay rights. It's horrid. They're teaching us so young how to hate people for being "different". :(
“My parents did a good job like integrating it when I was young “ Me:yeah my friend did a good job like integrating it when I was young at the playground
Not the bleep test. I hated that at school. It was literally a nightmare. Anyway I love these British vs American videos. I don't think i was taught much at school about sex ed.
Gabby Sorto Basically you have two spaces set 20 metres apart and you have to jog/run to them when you hear the bleep. (you can;t move until you hear the bleep) But there are different levels and the bleeps get fast every time meaning you have to move quicker each time. For every level I think there's about 6/7 stages.
+Beth Philosaur I cheated at the bleep test one time, my teacher caught me though because I could never make it to level three, I was almost dying by the end of level 1. Don't have top do it now though and haven't for about three years I think.
+Beth Philosaur Well actually at my school (international) sometimes we'd do it in pairs or groups of four. And there are actually twenty one levels of running. And THEN there's the death by ten meters where you do it alone and have one meter to do ten meters in to twenty two times IN UNDER A MINUTE EACH. Yeah. (Just realised, so many innuendos.)
That's insane that a girl didn't know what a period was at the age of 13, I remember being taught what they were when I was in year four (age 8/9)! And by then most of us already knew what it was anyway. And in year 7 + 8 is when we had the whole sex and babies talk, so by the time we get to high school sex education is more about safe sex and foreplay. We had a really fun game where we were given pieces of paper and out of the whole class two peoples paper had "STD's", anyway we had to shake hands with five people in class. It was like a mock party situation, where the handshakes = unprotected sex. So we all sat down, at the two people with STD's had to stand up, and if you shook their hand then you had to stand up because you had to too, and it went on like that, if you had shaken hands with anyone standing then you had to stand up. By the end of class there were like three people who "didn't catch the STD". And honestly, I think that makes more sense than the whole abstinence speech.
We had a lesson once with a similar theme. Each person started with a half full cup of water, but two people in the class had very salty water. We could mix our drinks with people (pour from one cup into the other and then pour half out again) freely with whoever we wanted, and then at the end, everyone had to drink out of their own cup. A lot of people spat out their water :D
I was 7 when I got my first sex Ed. Was quite mortified. Then they were talking about dating at age 10 and they mentioned the word gay and someone was like didn’t that mean cool? Cause they would shout things like “that’s so gay” it was so funny though. Now at age 13 they are talking about trans and stuff. And they are talking about how it’s really unusual and no one in the grade is trans. I then some how broke my own bubble. Idk why I did that.
my sex ed was the actual best education ever. i got it in grade 8 and we covered how to identify if you are lgbt+ and thats its 100% ok if you are or dont know. we got taught that sex is normal, about consent, healthy sexual relationships and how to have safe sex for male/female, female/female and male/male sex. we also had an anonymous question box that you could ask stuff in without feeling embarrassed,, as well as having the best teacher for the subject. thanks mr bouldad
I’m gonna guess you’re not American. And if you are I’m incredibly jealous. I grew up in Kansas and had the most sad, useless version of sex education ever. Like the 7th grade science teachers set aside one class day to “teach” it that was it.
The first time I learnt about it was in year three when my friend came in to school like, "I learnt a new word!" Me, curious as ever, asked. She then proceeded to walk to the front of the class room snatch a dictionary from the bookshelf and confidently strutted back next to me. She opened the book and showed me the exact definition. Let's just say I was more than mortified for the next few weeks 😂
JetSlinger7654 because my class was giggling when the teacher said penis, he made us shout it aloud. The door was open, like all the other classes. Weird thing is that is was the first day of school and the principal was outside.
• S U P E R G I R L • some people's mothers suck and they don't pay attention in class. My best friends mum is legit a midwife and she never told her daughter about periods so when it happened she had no clue. Terrible mother award! You should prepare your children for these things and she didn't do anything.
I'm in my second year of high school, and I've never had any sex ed either. It really should be something that everyone has to learn before they graduate.
+theprincessdiana710 Come to Scotland. We have a better education for you plus you don't have to pay for university and you get money for free from the government when you go 😊
+Cierra White I recently did my senior research project on sex education in Illinois! They have one of the better, more comprehensive laws. Although it's still not mandated. I'm glad you got it twice! Sex ed laws are decided on a state by state basis, usually. In my research I found that legally, not all states require sex ed, and an alarming amount of states do not require that sex ed be medically accurate! In my state, it's supposed to support what is taught in the home and in the church, which is a little old fashioned.
Evan Edinger I remember I did get taught about it in year 5, the day after a load of my classmates got caught watching porn, blamed it on the class and an awkward talk to the entire class ensued.
When I was in 5th grade we got little packets with a few panty liners and a booklet explaining female puberty, and we all stuffed them in our bras so the boys wouldn't see when we went back to class. 😂😂
bookworm394 We also Got that too. We were told to keep it in our backpack, so we were prepared for our first period. The difference was, that boys where given one too in case a Girl had lost hers.
Katrine Petersen That's great that they gave the boys pads too, at my school they gave the boys a stick of deodorant which is just wrong on so many levels. Girls get B.O. too! Also, it is not fair that the boys got a stick of Old Spice Deodorant that would last them a couple years and us girls got a little thing that wouldn't even last us half a day.
This is where American and Canada are so different. I learned about all this stuff off the hop, by the end of 6th grade, I knew about reproction, periods, why all these things happen, everything
In South Africa we had sex education all through school. Like I remember in Reception we learned about 'good touch and bad touch' and as you go on in years it gets more and more detailed and moves from cartoons to actual people. I was very surprised when I moved to the UK that they started so late. We were actually encouraged to take a mirror and look at ourselves
In 5th grade most kids didn't know about sex and once when all the kids were being extra whiny, my teacher yelled this: "I can't wait till Sex Ed, where NO means NO." Us kids who knew about sex just looked at each other and the innocent ones were like "what?"
and after we broke mine, i didnt give a shit about sex ed, we reprogrammed my freinds sound chip with porn moans and all got suspended in 7th grade for like a week #worthit
I remember I was in a sex ed class and the teacher started talking about discharge coming out of the vagina and I said "What, like pee?" and she went on to explain how the urethra and vagina are totally different things. If that hadn't happened, maybe I still wouldn't know the difference.
Dido, I was raised Catholic so I believed God put the baby inside the woman once they got married. So hearing stories about unwed mothers was very confusing
When I was like 7, I was watching zoey 101 and Chase and zoey kissed and I was shocked bc I was like "how is she not gonna get pregnant? And that's when I learned that there's a thing called sex. I know much more now haha
I went to school in Utah, USA. So Abstinence was the only kind of sex Ed I had, it was like “sex is only between a straight man and a straight woman, anything in between is impossible” and “Sex is bad, and should only be done when procreating” if we said the word or anything associated with sex we got detention and a call to our parents claiming that we were “making inappropriate comments” and “acting ungodly” I didn’t even go to a religious school, it was a public school! Also if we even mentioned LGBTQ stuff we could get suspended for “confusing classmates” and “being disrespectful to adults” now I am a bi-romantic greysexual and fuckin proud
The bleep test for me was called a pacer. they were horrible. you had to run across the gym and back with a timer and if you didn't make it you failed. you had to run there and back 50-60 times. :(
So basically, American grades are one number down to be equal to British years. So year 5 would be 4th grade? And 7th grade would be year 8 Ect. (I think)
Our immature class called it the "great sperm race" Yeah the teacher was not proud of our year 7 class much he always got inspection with another class
It's quite curious that, even though we live in a "progressive, modern world", a lot of people's first impression of anything LGBTQ+ related were negative. It's awful but it also makes me feel better about how I found out it was a thing.
You had an egg???? I had the freaking robotic baby! I had to wear a chip on a bracelet and when the baby cried, you had to put the chip on its back or stomach so it senses it. Then, you didn't know why it was crying (like a real baby). So, it may have to be fed with bottle, it may have to have its dipper changed (nothing was there it just needed the other diaper), or it needed to be burped or rocked to sleep. And, when you feed it, it would take a while to be done. And then it took a bit for it to burp. And it slept at night, but cried whenever. I did well, and my baby boy wasn't that bad. We had to do it alone too, not man/woman partner.
I did too, for us it turned off at 7am and back on at 4pm and it would always cry at promptly 4pm. Also a girl in my math class took hers off and had it sit in a chair next to her and my teacher accidentally hit the chair and the baby fell and started wailing
This is not sex education , though it's still kind of funny . During English our teacher , who was visibly tired , said stuff that made the class laugh like elves on drugs . " If someone didn t put their name on the piece of paper is a moron " And " During this era music is about Sex , Drugs , death and sex . " And finally " Find a song that describes actual love , not about a penis . " Shes my favourite teacher from then on .
In my seventh grade sex Ed class, my science teacher taught the whole class about LGBT community and sexual orientation and identification and I had to help the teacher,,, it was great
I live in Texas, which is most southern state and is very far away from New Jersey, and they teach us in seventh grade about not having sex as a teen and how to do it safely and other things about drugs. And then we did basically what he did.
Liv R a few weeks go my dest friend and I were going somewhere with her 7 year old sister and one of her friends and we were talking about a guy who had been flirting with her and her little sisters friend heard us and said "you won't belive what I did with this one guy" based on how our age group is I would usually just jump straight to sex but she's 7 so we just looked at her waiting for and answer and she just said "I...HELD HIS HAND" my friends sister just gasped in shock but I leaned over to my friend and just asked "should we even say anything remotely similar to what we hear at school if that's their reaction" and she said a little too loud "no way! If that's their response to hand holding I don't even want to imagine what their reaction to hearinv about kissing would be not go mention sex" yea the girls heard us and immediately asked us what sex was. Needless to say we dug ourselves a hole the we couldn't get out of and that conversation wasn't fun.
I’m American and my school actually does a good job at teaching us about being gay/transgender/asexual/etc. They have multiple clubs set up to support anybody who feels like they’re struggling with it and have multiple posters that display different information about the community. It’s actually really helpful to lots and people and your less likely to get bullied for being gay at my school than at other schools in the district.
My grandma never taught my mom about periods, so she asked her friend about it, and was ashamed about it. She never told my grandma and for a year after that kept secretly using pads and tampons until my grandma found all the wrappers hidden and was like, "Have you been having your period?". My mom wasn't punished, but my grandma was sad that my mom didn't trust her enough to tell her.
A friend of my brother also never had sexual education, and was absolutely scared shitless when she had her first period. It's of such importance that as a child you learn to trust your parents with this and that you can always go to them for help. My parents were pretty forward with sexual education I would say, so the moment I found out I was having a much more serious crush than I had in high school on some girls in my class, but this time the crush was also on a much older woman a couple of doors down the street, I turned to my mom to ask for some advice on this matter. (Little did I know it had been incredibly obvious to my mom that I liked the neighbour for the simple fact that when the woman in question had computer problems I always ended up going to her home to fix it, wereas everyone else would get like, basically a set of post-its and were sent off like "Figure it out with this first, come back if it doesn't work" and she immediately asked if I liked the woman from further down the road and I agressively shouted "NO!? WHAT MAKES YOU THINK IT IS LIKE THAT?!", and that made it even more obvious :P.)
This frustrates me so much because here in San Francisco we get really thorough health/sex ed at school (at least in my experience)! Sex ed is really important to understand so I don't get why other schools/teachers don't care to properly teach it??? At my highschool sexuality and gender identity is actually a part of health classes (which is really cool, I'm glad they're caring to educate people about that more). Health went over everything from STIs to mental disorders, and also included sex ed for non-hetero sex as well. It was also required for graduation so everyone went through it :0
Depends on where you live in the US. I think a lot has to do with religion in most states. I'm not saying I agree, just stating a fact. That's why I disagree with most UA-cam videos bc they don't represent each state, just where they went to school.
K What Yea, and it depends on schools/teachers as well... SF is very liberal so it's not surprising that sex ed is more in depth than other places. I just wish that (public) schools in other states could put aside religion when it comes to education, especially health ed. :(
themicrowaveisatimemachine yeah I see the difference between the south (obviously conservative) and the liberal states when it comes to education. We learned to practice abstinence. We also learned how to be safe, but the main idea was to not have sex at all.
+audrey I live in Idaho (and am in ninth grade) and in 8th we learned sex ed and for birth control she said don't have sex, didn't mention homosexual sex, said that abortions are murder, that you can parent WELL only with a mom and a dad, and maturation wasn't mentioned...... SO BAD
FiredawnLeafpool Since I'm still attending high school, I'm not comfortable publicizing where I go just for privacy reasons, I hope you understand ^-^" But I'll say this (This is gonna be really REALLY long but hopefully I can help you out): 1) SFUSD placement is a bitch to deal with so if you're interested in Lowell or SOTA, take the entry tests/auditions for at least one of them. Relying on the placement is really risky and appealing sucks. 2) DON'T LISTEN TO RUMORS, TALK TO STUDENTS THAT ACTUALLY WENT. The school I go to now ended up being far different (in a positive way) than what I expected when I heard things about it... It definitely varies from person to person so be sure to ask as many people as possible. 3) Keep in mind what courses are offered in each school, things like what AP classes and electives are available, stuff like that. Incoming freshmen tend to not think about that when applying - They just think of what school is difficult and where all their friends want to go - but then they realize how limited some schools are after their first year, and a lot of people regret not at least trying... then end up staying at that school because they made friends and already settled in, y'know? 4) In terms of your decision between Lowell and SOTA, think about what you value. It's best to be very dedicated to whatever art you're into when going to SOTA, as that is the main focus. SOTA's academics department is not so great, but it opens up a lotttt of opportunities if you're looking for experience in art and wish to pursue an art career. Lowell by far has the most courses available - That goes for AP classes, electives, and even clubs. Lowell gives you a lot of freedom (outside of your very first semester of school, you choose all your classes and teachers, as well as which periods you have them. It's also an open campus) so it's probably truest to the whole college prep idea out of all the public schools. Lowell's art department is also really good, so if you intend to keep your art skill but don't want it to be your #1 main focus, Lowell is probably a better choice. The art programs at the other public schools are not very good. 5) TAKE THE MATH PLACEMENT TEST TO SKIP ALGEBRA 1 AND GO INTO GEOMETRY IN 9TH GRADE. Even if you're not sure if you're ready to skip to Geometry, take the test; You have nothing to lose by doing it.. If you're not ready for geometry, the test will confirm it, and that's fine. It's just that taking alg 1 freshman year is a huge waste of time if you are already proficient in alg 1. Of course, if you really don't care for math at all it doesn't matter I guess - But just know that if you don't take geometry freshman year you won't be able to reach calculus by senior year (for Lowell: You can choose to take two math courses, Geometry and Alg 2, sophomore year to catch up, but I've heard the math classes are pretty difficult it's very stressful to do so. A lot of people do it anyway though). Sorry this was super long and ramble-y, I hope that I gave you some useful advice. Good luck with whatever you get into! :)
I'm in year 10 (age 13/14) and apparently this is the year of sex ed in home economics. I don't know why but so far the only thing we've been taught about is how to use pads and tampons and sperm + egg = baby. I think we're doing abortion this year and it makes me nervous because I feel like most of my class will be anti-choice and will say that abortion is horrible and all these things that will infuriate me. but luckily I have good parents and a good source of education called the Internet and I know about all this fun stuff so yay
@Coaster Weirdo Loooooool that's not what I was saying. I was talking about how stereotypical British boy looks and is portrayed in the media Majority of the ethnic groups in the UK are white.
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Grounding a girl for having her period, it seriously sounds like how Margaret White shunned Carrie White in Stephen King’s Carrie...
Omg so true
I’m surprised that her school didn’t teach about periods. I got my lesson at school when I was age 11. But also had a talk from my mother too.
So did the mom not ever have a period or....
If so then... That girl might have a conversation with her mom
That’s what I thought!
A kid in my sex ed class asked, “So a man is like a factory, and a woman is like an incubator?” and honestly he described it better than any of my teachers have.
Hannah _ 😂 hahahaha
Hannah _ a factory? What?! The woman makes the babes
Brotato 2007 do you know what is an incubator?
Wong Tik Ki yeah i do (well maybr hes right)
hannah ._. Man is a car. Woman’s a garage.
As I was an overweight child, the bleep test was torture. I didn't want to be the first to drop out, but I was often second! So embarrassing and I cried every time... PE at school wasn't the highlight of my life.
You don't have to be fat to be unfit. Everytohguht I was athleticause I was skinny, but it is just cause I didn't eat enough.
Ughh same, I would be the first one out and it would be so embarrassing
+Enoan If you're fat you will not be a great runner, but sure many of the strong men are fat.
Völundr Frey
I was first out every year, 5'11", 125 pounds. there is no weight left for muscle, If i was a girl, i would have a pretty figure, but I am a guy so a hourglass is not generally considered attractive (actually, my bi friend says I am hot, but no one heterosexual agrees with him)
I just went "fuck it" and never tried.
In my school there are posters in the medical office that say 'no glove, no love' and 'don't be silly, wrap that willy' so everytime you feel sick, you have too look at these posters all around the room... 😐
Omg
@Marshall Davis it is true, my school has similar posters
we had a poster about all the diseases you could get by smoking when i was in high school.
we learned some great obscenities to throw around.
An organisation in my country had posters with the text "Don't fuck up your new relationship with an old STD" and featured a couple (there were variations, girl-boy, boy-boy and girl-girl) kissing while one of them held up a condom, or you had the same duo kissing while fictional previous partners were looking over their shoulder.
I thought they were pretty awesome and straight to the point, and the fact they used cusswords made the message come accross quite well, I think.
These were throughout the school by the way, most schools in my country probably do not have a medical office.
I had a friend who moved to America and had nobody to do the egg test with. So she was alone, caring for the egg and when her teacher asked 'who's your partner?' She said "I'm a single mother, like over half of the mothers in the nation." and her teacher gave her a hard candy.
Wow. If someone in my school said that they would get detention for “arguing”
Yea thats accurate
also good name
phanic! at the disco love your profile pic
Love ur username
and then everybody clapped
As a 15 year old I have never had a class talking about sex or had my parents talk to me about it, but the internet has provided me with an abundance of information on the subject.
ikr
Linnamonroll love your profile picture
I remember being taught about sex Ed in year 5, then the day after we got a talk about porn cause a load of people were caught watching it that day by their parents and blamed it on the class.
You honestly have the best profile picture and username XD
Linnamonroll Yus your name and profile picture is amazing x3.
*YOU CAN NOT GROUND SOMEONE FOR HAVING A PERIOD*
COOKIE OVERLOAD yea seriously the mom didn't even explain to her what it was and the girl panicked YOU CAN'T GROUND YOUR KID FOR SOMPTHING THAT WAS YOUR FAULT!
I think it was because of the bloodied towels
@@alisluv still not something that should be punished. She can't control that.
I agree, you can’t ground someone for being scared, after it was the mums fault for not educating her child about a natural occurrence for women. Plus, the girl thought she did something wrong and the Mum grounding her just proved her point. That’s an awful thing to do.
@@alisluv Imagine you suddenly start to bleed and you don't know why and you're really embarressed and scared and you're getting punished for it. I knew what the period was as I got it the first time and it still was scary
My headteacher is actually a lesbian and my school is very good in educating us about lgbtq+ and how they are intimate with eachother. Homophobia is also punished very severely and there are posters around the school saying “some people are gay, get over it”
We've got those too
All schools need that
Ruby Hunt yes but when u have them in every hallway and usually multiple in a classroom, especially in English department, it becomes unnecessary to have that many.
We have those signs literally everywhere.
In Scotland they are all over the hallways
when i was in health class they were talking about when females were with a male and then the teacher corrected herself she said "or when a female is with a female or a male is with a male, each of those are alright" then she just continued with her lesson. im not lgbtq+ myself but im a strong supporter of those who are and even that little comment made me happy
nobletea 3400 sorry! I forgot people can't make mistakes. This is the internet.
when I was little I used to think gay meant attracted to boys and lesbian meant to be attracted to girls, so whenever someone wpuld say something bad about being gay/lesbian I would say "Who cares if they're gay, IM GAY." oh... how right i was...
Andy omg that's amazing
Andy I did too!
Like when someone told me I was gay i Was like ' yeah I like boys'
Now I am ace
Hannah Young ACE BUDDY. Nice to meet you, great person of acehood.
Andy yaaay, hoi
Andy omg same
i remember in grade 6 (in australia) we got a little complimentary purse filled with pads and tampons that we could keep on us just in case and they answered pretty much all of our questions
bless that sex ed teacher
nat
Same.
Same in uk for me
Lucky, my school doesn't care what we feel
nat In year 4, a few 3rd graders walked in as we were about to start. she thought it would be a good idea to say to them "hurry,year 4rs are doing the 'juicy stuff".not only that,but she made us EAT POPCORN durring the video. I threw up later...I'm Aussie too,let's share the pain of learning bout this together!
nat I'm in Australia and I hope sex Ed for me is like that but it's a few years away for me though
my school never had sex ed. My parents never talked about it. I just learned it from my friends + the urban dictionary
xxVRTX_DRFt23 same but my weird friend in third grade really gave the whole group a sex lesson like he was the fucking teacher
I just watched movies
Same,my parents don't know I know so I'm just waiting for them to figure out,because I realy don't want to go through "the talk"
Urban dictionary is the place to go if you need to know anything in slang term
This kid found out when they were like seven and then they told everyone so thats how i found out😬
I remember in sex ed (UK) being taught how to put on a condom, about other kinds of contraception, periods, we had to make posters about STI'S, were taught nothing about sexuality or other kinds of sex, and were taught that instead of having sex we should probably just go to the cinema or the park. In high school we had literally one lesson a year in year 8 and year 9 and that was it. I remember saying to my head of year at a meeting "You gotta improve your sex ed because there's at least 3 pregnant girls in your year group right now" and instead of improving sex ed she just put me in isolation for not telling her who.
Oh and also I know at least 3 girls in my school thought they were dying when they got their first period. I had to help out a year 7 kid in the toilets who was in a cubicle crying on the phone to her dad.
+SunshineGold yeah I don't think my high school taught about it but I learned in my primary school maybe? But I know some primary schools didn't teach it and all the girls who didn't know had grown up with their dad's but they still should have known to teach them! I grew up with my dad but he got my sister to explain it all to me but she was a teen and felt awkward about it so it didn't really go that well haha.
my year got told to never have anal sex or any other kind of sex than vaginal sex. THANKS FOR TEACHING US ABOUT DIFFERENCES
lol
I got sex ed when I was 8, 11 and 12 I think. We had to do it in primary and secondary school..
This one teacher told us how to make an impromptu pad out of toilet paper o-o
Dodie looks so gorgeous in this video
Granted she looks flawless all the time but STILL
NaTaLiE343 tru
Uh huh
NaTaLiE343 GAAAAAYYYYY
Same
You should make more videos like these :) They're actually really interesting!
Thanks! I might make it a bit of a series!
+Evan Edinger YES.YES.YESSS.
Evan Edinger Yay! I hope you do! :D Thank you for replying
love your profile pic :3
Kira Howlter oh thanks I love yours too ^__^
In my school every 15 minutes you got a “giggle break” to laugh at everything funny
Why can't every school have this? And how does this work, are you allowed to look up funny stuff or do you have to think about it?
@@coconutthecockatiel478 I would think its just in sex ed to laugh at everything the teacher just said in those 15 minutes.
We had that but only with one teacher who started to tech other classes so we had to have a new teacher which we don't learn anything from
Same 😂
Joe Yh exactly
THIS IS ACTUALLY REALLY INTERESTING!
IKR!
PHAN
+Darby B same!
The first time I learned about the word "gay," was when I was reading a Nancy Drew book and the meaning meant "happy..." That happened when I was 8 and I'm now a teen...
Whenever we had sex ed conversations i would always ask about gay sex and like how to be safe bc the teachers never brang it up. Im not gay but what if someone in the class was and they didnt have the courage to ask?
My idol.
Tionah Johnson brought**
Bless you
Meanwhile when they were basically lecturing us in detail about STD's a few years ago I straight up blacked out because they showed a medical syringe.
I have a phobia of them.
On the bright side everyone in that class knew me as "that kid that collapsed 15 mins into a mandatory health lecture and got us all a free hour."
no but I got cheesewhizzz same
For whatever reason when I was little I thiught that condoms went on boobs.
I don't even know.
Wolfie101 ..........wow lol
I was on ground laughing from this
Wth... Imagine tho...
I thought you swallowed them
😂🤣😂
The first time I ever meant a gay person (where someone actually made it known that they were gay) was the first time I ever heard of such a thing. He was my aunt's friend and he was very flamboyant so that was cool but me, being a small child, forgot about it a day later. But like a year later when I learned a bit more what it was I also realized my mom was trying to hide all things gay from me ( Like when Willow from Buffy the Vampire Slayer kissed her girlfriend she would hide my eyes) AND THATS HOW I FOUND OUT MY MOM WAS A CLOSETED HOMOPHOB!
Kayla LK Now ya know another gay person
oh that's interesting?
wow
Well now you have met a pan (me)
WELL THEN I NEED TO FINISH WATCHING BUFFY COZ HELL YEAH
I personally grew up with 2 moms, so that's how I knew about being gay. I didn't know that it was thought of as a "bad thing" at all, I would just like mention it in elementary school and then I started getting closed off in middle school.
Autumn There’s a lesbian couple in my neighborhood and they have little kids. It’s so cute and heartwarming seeing all their friends already learning to be so accepting.
Maia Weinstein no it’s not
@@bandjslapland6715 don't comment if you're homophobic
I would love to have two mums because when you get your period or when you need to buy your first bra it’s easier to talk to them since there both women and they go through it and they have been through it.
@@honeyaesthetic1373 *their
THERE WAS A TAMPON COMMERCIAL BEFORE THIS
Carolyne Willis SAME
Ha lol
I got a birth control add!!
It's called cookies lol
I got a condom ad
As someone currently in a british school I can say that we've been taught in depth about gay relationships since year 8. Things change fast.
Lettherebegames who do British ppl say year 8 instead of 8th grade? Just curious, I’m stupid
@@softia9 it's just the naming system that we use here, it's the 8th year of school so we call it year 8
Hey what year are you in now
Year 8 and 8th grade aren't the same. You have reception from 4-5 years old then every other year is 1,2,3 as usual. In year 8 your e 12-13 years old
So British grade 8 is like American 7th grade then?
Over here in Finland the sex ed included us actually learning how to put a condom on a styrofoam model of a penis, there was also very positive discussion about same sex relationships and the part about STDs, puberty, genitals and pregnancy was very thorough since it was our biology teacher who taught that class. It was all very body positive and neutral for what I remember. I think we were about 13-14 at that time, but there was some more puberty-focused classes before that during the chapters about people in biology.
The Joker I think it's a very useful thing to teach kids, like she said, some have never even put one on and don't have any idea how to do it!
The Joker Yeah, at that age anything having to do with sex probably is :D
The Joker Well, at least he had a sense of humor about it :D Some teachers are very awkward and stern about the whole thing...
I love Finland so much
+KaregoAt ahhh Finland is so woke that's so good. Every school just says "sex is man and woman" like chill and go talk to finland
I never had sex ed so I legit learned everything on the internet
SAVAGE
Matilde Paquete Oh my God that is, wow. Oh my.
Matilde Paquete same
Matilde Paquete me too
Matilde Paquete 69 likes. Hahahahaha haaaaa hahaha
"HANG ON SOMEONES TALKING ABOUT ME....
AND ITS NOT GOD!"
Girl in my class: "What's ejaculation?"
Guy in my class: "It's when the girl's face becomes white"
pretty tasteless, but we had a good laugh
It can depend if it's tasteless
I have to turn the volume up to hear dodie because shes to quiet but then turn it down because evans too loud lol...no winning here! 😂😂
Same 😂😂😂
Me 3
Me 4
Me 5
Me 6
Is it weird that I'm 13 and already know about all the things in this video from the Internet alone?
same
i learned when i was 11, i'm 15 now
i was 9/10 dw
Lol
no because that's me too and I'm not as old as you 👍👍
The school system did improve in England
A week ago we did a STD and STI lesson. They showed examples. I'm scarred for life 🤢
We also did sexuality, gender and contraception. I'm in year 9 (14yrs)
Below year 7 they separated us by gender and then in year 7+ we were put together for PD (Personal Development)
Millie Holland all the year 10’s we’re saying how the STD lesson scared them 😂
I got the std lesson in grade 5
Btw I was 9-10
I think that's the most important lesson for you to learn. the other things are irrelivant. I left school very ignorant about sti....now I've had them I learned the hard way.
Omg....I remember when I was in year 5...THEY DIDNT SEPARATE THE GENDERS😭
My health teacher may or may not have said orgasm instead of organism so that happened
That’s like every biology teacher ever Haha
I did that once tho lmao😂😂😂😂😂😂😖😖😖😖😖
@@emo_trash6517 same 😂😂
Lmaoo. MY BFF DID THAT TODAY😂
We were learning about organisms once and this kid out his hand up and *accidentally* said orgasm lmao
On my last day of Sex Ed the teacher threw condoms at us and yelled "use 'em!"
Ella Majd omg😂😂
im dead😂
Why does this sound like something the female grade seven teacher at my school would do?
Ella Majd that comment reminded me of the sex ed class in mean girls when she skipped class haha 😂🤣
Ella Majd bitches do that to me
We didn't learn about masturbation (male or female) we didn't learn about gender we didn't learn about sexual orientation and we didn't learn about consent. We only learnt about stds and how teen pregnancy ruins your life. There was also a LOT of slut shaming in my British sex ed.
+SixtySecondYoga Yoga SAME! was your school catholic or religious or anything?
mine was exactly the same. Sex In Class, a documentary on channel 4, i'd recommend it, talked about educating school kids about all of the stuff we werent taught
+Jane Doe One of them was slightly religious, but not like strict religious. I think it's just how the education system is in the UK, it hasn't been updated in a long time and is incredibly out of date and inaccurate.
SixtySecondYoga Yoga I thought it was just mine because it's quite strongly religious! Thanks!
+SixtySecondYoga Yoga well it's kind of the same in France... yikes. But thanks tumblr and internet
When we had sex Ed they started it off talking about crushes and everything and they were like "so many of the girls would have probably had crushes on boys" and one of my friends just shouts out "AND GIRLS" idk I thought it was funny, and the look on the teachers face 👌
I'm at an all girls school and that's just normal for me.
Yet it's taken until yr10 to teach us about LGBTQ+ relationships and that was just dont discriminate.
No one :
Greg: uh WhAts TeStoSteRoNe??
PLS I IMAGINED THIS IN THE VOICE OF GREG FROM OVER THE GARDEN WALL 😭😭😭
Dodie: "Dildo" Evan: *Laughs like a little school girl*
Sara Liz How is being a little school girl something bad?
+Diana Potra I never said it was
as soon as I read that it just got to that bit and I laughed so hard
Diana Potra you got fucking wrecked by sara
She was chill. Angry much
I remember that some people came to my school to talk specifically about LGBTQ stuff and they mentioned a bunch of identities and I raised my hand and was like "and also asexual" and they said that asexuality was just something temporary that some people went through sometimes and it really pissed me off
IF SOMEONE SAID THAT TO ME I SWEAR TO GOD (also hi fellow ace)
Honestly I was so mad I wanted to fight them but I didn't
HelloIamAce that hurts for someone who just found out they are ace ;-; xD im joking (about that hurts im actually ace)
HelloIamAce A
HelloIamAce OMG I SAW U ON AN LGBT VIDEO! AND I'M BI 😊
We don't look after an egg. We look after a robot baby that cries, needs feeding, needs keeping the corrects temperature and needs winding. It's weird.
Molly The person we don't look after anything and I want to
I want Josh and Tyler to release the damn album I think that I would love to do the egg as the robot baby makes you freak and
In my sophomore class we had an egg and I just threw it away and got a new one when we had that class again😂😂😂
They gave us a potato. Then we were able to decorate it with hot glue and fabric
I HAD THE FRICKEN ROBOT DEMON BABY AND I WANTED TO KILL IT
50% of Australians: 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
The other 50% of Australians: 🎶 “laugh! Kookaburra laugh! Kookaburra gay your life must be!!!!!!” 🎶
Pretty Bird lol as I read this kookaburra kept going up
We had to sing this song at primary school assemblies, I went to a british school 😂
We sang many Australian songs
I always thought it was laugh along with me lol
@@Pink_Chanel_Princess I had to sing this too, I'm American, and also I learned what a kookaburra laugh is when I was 7, it became my favorite animal, still one of them
Unrelated, my school has had puberty Ed, but I am nearly 16 and yet to have sex Ed. They said when we were 11 that " we will learn in middle School, and we just never did and went to the internet.
I HAD TO LEARN THAT SONG AS AN AMERICAN AND IDK WHY
Meanwhile in czech schools:
"What is sex ed
What is sex
Lol just figure it out kids"
I'm actually not really sure i understand everything about this topic even now. What really helps is exchanging info and experiences and being open with my boyfriend. Basically we both had some questions and were open and thougthfull about the answears. I belive it helps the both of us and the realitionship.
in Poland it is the same, fun xd
You mean Texas?
I knew about homosexuality at a very young age, because my family is very open and accepting. But when I told my friends when I was 13 that I was bi, they had no clue what it ment, and they didn't even know being gay was a thing
Our teachers told us nothing about lgbt+ anything
I knew about homosexuality since 5th grade I think... every knew what being gay was by 6th grade so that was nice
GamingShadow XI that's fucking sad
GamingShadow XI it shouldn't be a thing
I was in year five when I learnt about sex Ed but we learnt straight sex, in year 8 someone put their hand up and said 'Sir why are you and other teachers so heteronormative when it comes to sex Ed, and then next lesson we had Gay sex Ed' 😂
last year in 9th grade, a friend of mine raised her hand and asked our strings teacher "What's a blow job?"
she had no idea and everyone just laughed... I and a few others ended up explaining it to her
she's forever ashamed
I'm so confucious by all these different grades and classes ; what age is that? in my country its 1-2,1-6 then1-6 again
9th grade should be around 15 or 14 years of age(If that's what your asking)
Cupcake Pooper LOL XD
Thomas O'Luanaigh it's in high school, we are about 14-15 years old
Mythic Subliminals SAME! I asked my mum what a blowjob was and she said it was a type of fish.
We accidentally learnt sex ed while we were learning about animal reproduction the fear in my teacher eyes when the strange kid asked how do humans reproduce and the one who knows to much about the bedroom told her how oh god we never talked about it through out the entirety of high school
gacha ash LOL
honestly the UK does SO MUCH of a better job with sex education. (if you're confused about the years and grades thing here's what it is: Dodie got sex ed in year 5, which is equal to fourth grade in the US. Evan learned about puberty in fifth grade, which is equal to year 6. Evan didn't learn about sex until ninth grade, which is year 10. hope this helps!)
animaljammer897 It depends on where you go to school honestly. We might have started later but my school provided a lot of information that both of them didn't get.
Becky Barr yeah that's true. I mean I do go to a Catholic school so that's :/ but I still think the UK is mainly better than the US at teaching sex ed
animaljammer897 my friend learned about sex in year 9, so 8th grade, he lives in america in Kansas... I learned in year 5, I live in ireland
People Hate Freedom yeah but the U.S is even more shit than the U.K
People Hate Freedom i thought the uk and us shared that tittle
*mentions the bleep test*
*gets horrid flashbacks of horrifically unfit me and outwardly cringes*
the bleep test actually makes me sick. The last time I did it I got to 4.6 and I almost fainted
What is it? Is it a PE test?
+B Smith yeah. Basically what you have to do is run all the way down the gym wait for the bleep and then run again. As the levels go up the time that is given to run is shorter so you have to run faster and you do this until you miss a bleep or you physically can not run anymore
+Katie Layland ohh I know that. I know it as the pacer test. I'm really really unfit so that's a nightmare for me :,)
We had to do that too!!! I live in Iowa (that's in the US incase someone did know) and I thought it was just something every school did... Ugh I hate that stupid thing
they still don't teach about sexuallity's
they do in england, only last month we had pshe and they talked about being gay and stuff
+Cerys' Ego! In Utah, it's law that you cannot advocate being gay or having any gay rights. It's horrid. They're teaching us so young how to hate people for being "different". :(
+amaya løbatø we never learned about sexuality and when anybody asked, the teachers would say it's not the same which is awful
I live in Norway and my school ( i don't know about the others ) learned about the different sexualities and genders in 8th grade
+Cerys' Ego! What about asexualitly and pan sexuality or transgender?
“My parents did a good job like integrating it when I was young “
Me:yeah my friend did a good job like integrating it when I was young at the playground
Host Club i learned the same way. In 6th grade in my 3rd per class
Not the bleep test. I hated that at school. It was literally a nightmare.
Anyway I love these British vs American videos. I don't think i was taught much at school about sex ed.
Yeah I like these videos too they're eggselent 😊 and yeah omfg the bleep test is eggscrutiating 😁
What's the bleep test?
Gabby Sorto Basically you have two spaces set 20 metres apart and you have to jog/run to them when you hear the bleep. (you can;t move until you hear the bleep) But there are different levels and the bleeps get fast every time meaning you have to move quicker each time. For every level I think there's about 6/7 stages.
+Beth Philosaur I cheated at the bleep test one time, my teacher caught me though because I could never make it to level three, I was almost dying by the end of level 1. Don't have top do it now though and haven't for about three years I think.
+Beth Philosaur Well actually at my school (international) sometimes we'd do it in pairs or groups of four. And there are actually twenty one levels of running. And THEN there's the death by ten meters where you do it alone and have one meter to do ten meters in to twenty two times IN UNDER A MINUTE EACH. Yeah. (Just realised, so many innuendos.)
That's insane that a girl didn't know what a period was at the age of 13, I remember being taught what they were when I was in year four (age 8/9)! And by then most of us already knew what it was anyway. And in year 7 + 8 is when we had the whole sex and babies talk, so by the time we get to high school sex education is more about safe sex and foreplay. We had a really fun game where we were given pieces of paper and out of the whole class two peoples paper had "STD's", anyway we had to shake hands with five people in class. It was like a mock party situation, where the handshakes = unprotected sex. So we all sat down, at the two people with STD's had to stand up, and if you shook their hand then you had to stand up because you had to too, and it went on like that, if you had shaken hands with anyone standing then you had to stand up. By the end of class there were like three people who "didn't catch the STD". And honestly, I think that makes more sense than the whole abstinence speech.
Dariann Sigley we did that too but it was a group of just girls so we all had a lot of laughs😂
We had a lesson once with a similar theme. Each person started with a half full cup of water, but two people in the class had very salty water. We could mix our drinks with people (pour from one cup into the other and then pour half out again) freely with whoever we wanted, and then at the end, everyone had to drink out of their own cup. A lot of people spat out their water :D
I was 7 when I got my first sex Ed. Was quite mortified. Then they were talking about dating at age 10 and they mentioned the word gay and someone was like didn’t that mean cool? Cause they would shout things like “that’s so gay” it was so funny though. Now at age 13 they are talking about trans and stuff. And they are talking about how it’s really unusual and no one in the grade is trans. I then some how broke my own bubble. Idk why I did that.
my sex ed was the actual best education ever. i got it in grade 8 and we covered how to identify if you are lgbt+ and thats its 100% ok if you are or dont know. we got taught that sex is normal, about consent, healthy sexual relationships and how to have safe sex for male/female, female/female and male/male sex. we also had an anonymous question box that you could ask stuff in without feeling embarrassed,, as well as having the best teacher for the subject. thanks mr bouldad
milk rattie can i have that? my health teacher just walked in and was like "penis+vagina equals baby, only way" and then left like that
I’m gonna guess you’re not American. And if you are I’m incredibly jealous. I grew up in Kansas and had the most sad, useless version of sex education ever. Like the 7th grade science teachers set aside one class day to “teach” it that was it.
Dodie yellow Tho :((
Kasey Berube yeah im Australian
milk rattie I live in Mississippi so our sexual education is shit. In fact they even teach abstinence over condoms
The first time I learnt about it was in year three when my friend came in to school like, "I learnt a new word!"
Me, curious as ever, asked.
She then proceeded to walk to the front of the class room snatch a dictionary from the bookshelf and confidently strutted back next to me.
She opened the book and showed me the exact definition.
Let's just say I was more than mortified for the next few weeks 😂
In year 7 Science, we labelled diagrams of the vagina and the penis and we learnt all about fertilisation. Everyone giggled
JetSlinger7654 because my class was giggling when the teacher said penis, he made us shout it aloud. The door was open, like all the other classes. Weird thing is that is was the first day of school and the principal was outside.
How does a thirteen year old girl not know? I was 11 when I got my period and I was actually really calm about it
Same here
• S U P E R G I R L •
same
same
I cried. (:
• S U P E R G I R L • some people's mothers suck and they don't pay attention in class. My best friends mum is legit a midwife and she never told her daughter about periods so when it happened she had no clue. Terrible mother award! You should prepare your children for these things and she didn't do anything.
I live in America and I'm currently on my third year of high school and never in my whole entire school life have I ever had Sex Ed. of any kind
Woooow
I'm in my second year of high school, and I've never had any sex ed either. It really should be something that everyone has to learn before they graduate.
+theprincessdiana710 Come to Scotland. We have a better education for you plus you don't have to pay for university and you get money for free from the government when you go 😊
+SeanJamesDocherty 😱😱😱😱😱 oh my god. Yes. I love Scotland and I just love it even more now.
+Cierra White I recently did my senior research project on sex education in Illinois! They have one of the better, more comprehensive laws. Although it's still not mandated. I'm glad you got it twice! Sex ed laws are decided on a state by state basis, usually. In my research I found that legally, not all states require sex ed, and an alarming amount of states do not require that sex ed be medically accurate! In my state, it's supposed to support what is taught in the home and in the church, which is a little old fashioned.
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I went to school in the uk, people had had sex before sex before we got sex ed
oops
Evan Edinger I remember I did get taught about it in year 5, the day after a load of my classmates got caught watching porn, blamed it on the class and an awkward talk to the entire class ensued.
peter hill there was a pregnant girl in my older sister’s sex ed class. she was like 15.
Infinity Sims excuse me for laughing
I can remember like year nine everyone being really bad at faking shock that a pEniS GOeS iN A vAgInA!?!??1!!1?!?
In our school all the girls were given boxes with tampons and pads in and we all pretended they were chocolate!!
For a second there I thought y'all ate them lmao
When I was in 5th grade we got little packets with a few panty liners and a booklet explaining female puberty, and we all stuffed them in our bras so the boys wouldn't see when we went back to class. 😂😂
bookworm394 We also Got that too. We were told to keep it in our backpack, so we were prepared for our first period. The difference was, that boys where given one too in case a Girl had lost hers.
Katrine Petersen That's great that they gave the boys pads too, at my school they gave the boys a stick of deodorant which is just wrong on so many levels. Girls get B.O. too! Also, it is not fair that the boys got a stick of Old Spice Deodorant that would last them a couple years and us girls got a little thing that wouldn't even last us half a day.
bookworm394 Ssaammee
This is where American and Canada are so different. I learned about all this stuff off the hop, by the end of 6th grade, I knew about reproction, periods, why all these things happen, everything
Sofia-Rose Gionomo Reproction? You mean reproduction?
cindy casely yeah, typo. That's embarrassing 😂
Sofia-Rose Gionomo same and i live in america
In South Africa we had sex education all through school. Like I remember in Reception we learned about 'good touch and bad touch' and as you go on in years it gets more and more detailed and moves from cartoons to actual people. I was very surprised when I moved to the UK that they started so late. We were actually encouraged to take a mirror and look at ourselves
Evan *BLESS* your beautiful laugh like my god-
Anna Noel I was laughing because of how hard he was laughing
黒い猫Kuroi Neko sAme
selene m lol
I got really confused reading this because I didn’t remember writing it because I only looked at the profile pick
Hello I see your profile picture
In 5th grade most kids didn't know about sex and once when all the kids were being extra whiny, my teacher yelled this: "I can't wait till Sex Ed, where NO means NO." Us kids who knew about sex just looked at each other and the innocent ones were like "what?"
ERGH THE BLEEP TEST! I'M PRETTY SURE I TRIED TO ERASE THAT FROM MY MEMORY BECAUSE IT WAS SO AWFUL!
-A,x
8:30 YES WE SANG THAT AT SCHOOL
Also we had free chlamydia tests
i had a robotic baby, and me and my freinds played football with it
and after we broke mine, i didnt give a shit about sex ed, we reprogrammed my freinds sound chip with porn moans and all got suspended in 7th grade for like a week #worthit
I before e = friends
Rehan You'll be a great parent.
this is my favourite youtube comment
Rehan I had a robot baby a few months ago and got 100%! Definitely didn't play football with it 😂😂
is the bleep test the same as the pacer test? because we have to do that in the u.s. and its the worst thing in the entire world
*GET READY FOR THE FITTNESS GRAM PACER TEST IN 3 2 1*
Yes it is
Blahkabelison Oh yeah, doing a pacer test is worse than being orphaned or something.
Whats a bleep test?
Blahkabelison i had to do it 2 times a school year
I learnt everything from fanficton
Parvathi V lmao😂
Same
SAME THOOOOO
I learnt how gay sex worked from fanfiction or at least foreplay...
Zoe Law I’ve learned our gay sex worked from fanfics too...
Actually, my friends in Canada have said that their classes on this are actually pretty good
I am female and i didn't know i had three holes. wtf i need help
I remember I was in a sex ed class and the teacher started talking about discharge coming out of the vagina and I said "What, like pee?" and she went on to explain how the urethra and vagina are totally different things. If that hadn't happened, maybe I still wouldn't know the difference.
I thought we had 2!!
@@illhelphelpwithautumn1950 flex tape can make that happen
@@illhelphelpwithautumn1950 The third is the anus
I didn’t find that out till recently
I used to think that women get pregnant right after they get married
iMazzleTV me too
Dido, I was raised Catholic so I believed God put the baby inside the woman once they got married. So hearing stories about unwed mothers was very confusing
Same
When I was like 7, I was watching zoey 101 and Chase and zoey kissed and I was shocked bc I was like "how is she not gonna get pregnant? And that's when I learned that there's a thing called sex. I know much more now haha
iMazzleTV same
I'm from Canada, and no joke instead of using a banana to practice putting a condom on, we used the ends of hockey sticks...
Of course you did, you're Canadian😂
Best comment ever.
I'm crying omg
Which end?
oh my god I am crying/crafting so hard XD
I went to school in Utah, USA. So Abstinence was the only kind of sex Ed I had, it was like “sex is only between a straight man and a straight woman, anything in between is impossible” and “Sex is bad, and should only be done when procreating” if we said the word or anything associated with sex we got detention and a call to our parents claiming that we were “making inappropriate comments” and “acting ungodly” I didn’t even go to a religious school, it was a public school! Also if we even mentioned LGBTQ stuff we could get suspended for “confusing classmates” and “being disrespectful to adults” now I am a bi-romantic greysexual and fuckin proud
The first time I learned the word "gay" was like when I was 2-3 or something idk I have known it all my life cuz my parents are gay lmao
Tourzity do you have 2 dads? Cool!
Doggie Person doesn't always mean male
corinne yes umm yeah I does lesbian is for females
Doggie Person actually, some lesbians prefer the word gay :/
Emilia Mucha Well true but it’s officially called lesbian
The bleep test for me was called a pacer. they were horrible. you had to run across the gym and back with a timer and if you didn't make it you failed. you had to run there and back 50-60 times. :(
OH MY GOD ITS THAT?! I didn't know what they were talking about when they said bleep test but I have Pacer and oH MYGOD ITS THE WORST THING EVER!
the pacer test makes me want to kms i hate it
In Aus it's called the beep test, fun fact
My best friend make the school Record with the Pacer. 173 times. It took the entire period.
I get like 12.
I also get a C in phys ed.
So basically, American grades are one number down to be equal to British years.
So year 5 would be 4th grade?
And 7th grade would be year 8
Ect.
(I think)
***** I went to pre school, but it still works like that for me idk
***** Ohh okay, thankyou
+Sook Productions well kindergarten is year 1 in the uk. to just go from there
Kindergarten is year one for the UK. Even though I'm american, I still think that kindergarten should be 1st grade.
+BubbleGumGamer I know how you feel, our first year of school is called 'reception', then the next year is year one. Because logic.
Our immature class called it the "great sperm race"
Yeah the teacher was not proud of our year 7 class much he always got inspection with another class
It's quite curious that, even though we live in a "progressive, modern world", a lot of people's first impression of anything LGBTQ+ related were negative. It's awful but it also makes me feel better about how I found out it was a thing.
I used to think when I would eventually get my period that i could get pregnant without having sex , And that scared The Shit out Of Me
Snake that Is not solid 1. I love your username. 2. Your profile pic matches your comment perfectly.
I used to think that I could get pregnant in my sleep and I was terrified
You had an egg???? I had the freaking robotic baby! I had to wear a chip on a bracelet and when the baby cried, you had to put the chip on its back or stomach so it senses it. Then, you didn't know why it was crying (like a real baby). So, it may have to be fed with bottle, it may have to have its dipper changed (nothing was there it just needed the other diaper), or it needed to be burped or rocked to sleep. And, when you feed it, it would take a while to be done. And then it took a bit for it to burp. And it slept at night, but cried whenever. I did well, and my baby boy wasn't that bad. We had to do it alone too, not man/woman partner.
Jeez, that sounds difficult
It was pretty hard. But, you had to do it for health class so....
I did too, for us it turned off at 7am and back on at 4pm and it would always cry at promptly 4pm. Also a girl in my math class took hers off and had it sit in a chair next to her and my teacher accidentally hit the chair and the baby fell and started wailing
I had the same thing, but apparently as a 15 year old I was cut out to be a mother, cause I got a 100%, so umm go me?
We never did that lol 😂
My U.K education was literally just the biology of it with just diagrams and stuff and nothing else
This is not sex education , though it's still kind of funny . During English our teacher , who was visibly tired , said stuff that made the class laugh like elves on drugs . " If someone didn t put their name on the piece of paper is a moron " And " During this era music is about Sex , Drugs , death and sex . " And finally " Find a song that describes actual love , not about a penis . "
Shes my favourite teacher from then on .
Trashbag DanK "Find a song that describes actual love"
I would've put up my hand and yell "TEAR IN MY HEART BY TWENTY ONE PILOTS"
#bestteacherever
In my seventh grade sex Ed class, my science teacher taught the whole class about LGBT community and sexual orientation and identification and I had to help the teacher,,, it was great
How cute
Same, and I'm in Florida so I was surprised lmao
that would be fricking amazing sis
"In the woohoo" 😂😂😭
ThePlagueDoctor I read this as I heard it lol
Veromba na zoobee da
Ella Corcoran soso
Dodie was so freaked out during this whole thing.
I live in Texas, which is most southern state and is very far away from New Jersey, and they teach us in seventh grade about not having sex as a teen and how to do it safely and other things about drugs. And then we did basically what he did.
Ok the timeline goes
5th grade- puberty
6th grade- sex
7th grade- safe sex and drugs
8th grade- review
High school- deeper into safe sex and etc
Abbey Keith yep I'm from Texas too and I learned in 7th grade as well. :D
Abbey Keith I live in Texas too （＾ｖ＾）
+•Drug Child• same I live in Austin TX
I live in Texas and this is true, I have a a sex ed class at 2:30 today :))
me if I had to do the egg test: "I'm a single parent to this egg"
georgia paget sounds like me 'my husband left me with this egg, i shall raise it to be a suoer egg' 😂
When I had sex Ed there was this one kid in my class that was like:
“What’s rape?” And I was just like oh god no
Liv R a few weeks go my dest friend and I were going somewhere with her 7 year old sister and one of her friends and we were talking about a guy who had been flirting with her and her little sisters friend heard us and said "you won't belive what I did with this one guy" based on how our age group is I would usually just jump straight to sex but she's 7 so we just looked at her waiting for and answer and she just said "I...HELD HIS HAND" my friends sister just gasped in shock but I leaned over to my friend and just asked "should we even say anything remotely similar to what we hear at school if that's their reaction" and she said a little too loud "no way! If that's their response to hand holding I don't even want to imagine what their reaction to hearinv about kissing would be not go mention sex" yea the girls heard us and immediately asked us what sex was. Needless to say we dug ourselves a hole the we couldn't get out of and that conversation wasn't fun.
I was grounded when I bled over my bed once after my second period.
That's fucking stupid
Why though it makes no sense
Lilliana Price front and back pads
Lilliana Price dummy
My mom just deals with it all the time cause my period is super heavy at night like it’s actually out of your control
7:37 is literally the cutest laugh ever im dying
alaxmic no, 8:42 was defenitely the cutest laugh
Totally
JK XD
I’m American and my school actually does a good job at teaching us about being gay/transgender/asexual/etc. They have multiple clubs set up to support anybody who feels like they’re struggling with it and have multiple posters that display different information about the community. It’s actually really helpful to lots and people and your less likely to get bullied for being gay at my school than at other schools in the district.
who else was afraid of the "pop up book" ?
indianawhistt I'm afraid of "your profile picture"
My grandma never taught my mom about periods, so she asked her friend about it, and was ashamed about it. She never told my grandma and for a year after that kept secretly using pads and tampons until my grandma found all the wrappers hidden and was like, "Have you been having your period?". My mom wasn't punished, but my grandma was sad that my mom didn't trust her enough to tell her.
A friend of my brother also never had sexual education, and was absolutely scared shitless when she had her first period.
It's of such importance that as a child you learn to trust your parents with this and that you can always go to them for help.
My parents were pretty forward with sexual education I would say, so the moment I found out I was having a much more serious crush than I had in high school on some girls in my class, but this time the crush was also on a much older woman a couple of doors down the street, I turned to my mom to ask for some advice on this matter.
(Little did I know it had been incredibly obvious to my mom that I liked the neighbour for the simple fact that when the woman in question had computer problems I always ended up going to her home to fix it, wereas everyone else would get like, basically a set of post-its and were sent off like "Figure it out with this first, come back if it doesn't work" and she immediately asked if I liked the woman from further down the road and I agressively shouted "NO!? WHAT MAKES YOU THINK IT IS LIKE THAT?!", and that made it even more obvious :P.)
uGhhhhhH the bleep test was the lowlight of any year 7's year and the highlight of any sadist's year
+Bullitain no truer words have ever been spoken
+An Amazing Ant In my school there was legit a girl who threw up after the bleep test
+Bullitain Is the bleep test a test where you run back and forth between beeps? If so we have that in America, it's just called the pacer.
Thalia I yeah thats the one
+heather shilling Bella Winz
This frustrates me so much because here in San Francisco we get really thorough health/sex ed at school (at least in my experience)! Sex ed is really important to understand so I don't get why other schools/teachers don't care to properly teach it??? At my highschool sexuality and gender identity is actually a part of health classes (which is really cool, I'm glad they're caring to educate people about that more). Health went over everything from STIs to mental disorders, and also included sex ed for non-hetero sex as well. It was also required for graduation so everyone went through it :0
Depends on where you live in the US. I think a lot has to do with religion in most states. I'm not saying I agree, just stating a fact. That's why I disagree with most UA-cam videos bc they don't represent each state, just where they went to school.
K What Yea, and it depends on schools/teachers as well... SF is very liberal so it's not surprising that sex ed is more in depth than other places. I just wish that (public) schools in other states could put aside religion when it comes to education, especially health ed. :(
themicrowaveisatimemachine yeah I see the difference between the south (obviously conservative) and the liberal states when it comes to education. We learned to practice abstinence. We also learned how to be safe, but the main idea was to not have sex at all.
+audrey I live in Idaho (and am in ninth grade) and in 8th we learned sex ed and for birth control she said don't have sex, didn't mention homosexual sex, said that abortions are murder, that you can parent WELL only with a mom and a dad, and maturation wasn't mentioned...... SO BAD
FiredawnLeafpool Since I'm still attending high school, I'm not comfortable publicizing where I go just for privacy reasons, I hope you understand ^-^" But I'll say this (This is gonna be really REALLY long but hopefully I can help you out):
1) SFUSD placement is a bitch to deal with so if you're interested in Lowell or SOTA, take the entry tests/auditions for at least one of them. Relying on the placement is really risky and appealing sucks.
2) DON'T LISTEN TO RUMORS, TALK TO STUDENTS THAT ACTUALLY WENT. The school I go to now ended up being far different (in a positive way) than what I expected when I heard things about it... It definitely varies from person to person so be sure to ask as many people as possible.
3) Keep in mind what courses are offered in each school, things like what AP classes and electives are available, stuff like that. Incoming freshmen tend to not think about that when applying - They just think of what school is difficult and where all their friends want to go - but then they realize how limited some schools are after their first year, and a lot of people regret not at least trying... then end up staying at that school because they made friends and already settled in, y'know?
4) In terms of your decision between Lowell and SOTA, think about what you value. It's best to be very dedicated to whatever art you're into when going to SOTA, as that is the main focus. SOTA's academics department is not so great, but it opens up a lotttt of opportunities if you're looking for experience in art and wish to pursue an art career. Lowell by far has the most courses available - That goes for AP classes, electives, and even clubs. Lowell gives you a lot of freedom (outside of your very first semester of school, you choose all your classes and teachers, as well as which periods you have them. It's also an open campus) so it's probably truest to the whole college prep idea out of all the public schools. Lowell's art department is also really good, so if you intend to keep your art skill but don't want it to be your #1 main focus, Lowell is probably a better choice. The art programs at the other public schools are not very good.
5) TAKE THE MATH PLACEMENT TEST TO SKIP ALGEBRA 1 AND GO INTO GEOMETRY IN 9TH GRADE. Even if you're not sure if you're ready to skip to Geometry, take the test; You have nothing to lose by doing it.. If you're not ready for geometry, the test will confirm it, and that's fine. It's just that taking alg 1 freshman year is a huge waste of time if you are already proficient in alg 1. Of course, if you really don't care for math at all it doesn't matter I guess - But just know that if you don't take geometry freshman year you won't be able to reach calculus by senior year (for Lowell: You can choose to take two math courses, Geometry and Alg 2, sophomore year to catch up, but I've heard the math classes are pretty difficult it's very stressful to do so. A lot of people do it anyway though).
Sorry this was super long and ramble-y, I hope that I gave you some useful advice.
Good luck with whatever you get into! :)
I'm in year 10 (age 13/14) and apparently this is the year of sex ed in home economics. I don't know why but so far the only thing we've been taught about is how to use pads and tampons and sperm + egg = baby. I think we're doing abortion this year and it makes me nervous because I feel like most of my class will be anti-choice and will say that abortion is horrible and all these things that will infuriate me. but luckily I have good parents and a good source of education called the Internet and I know about all this fun stuff so yay
In England 13/14 is year 9?!!
+Suchita Naidu no 14-15
Syeda Lima I think I know what year I'm in XD
You're 13/14 in year 9 and 14/15 in year 10.
idk about anywhere else but in NI year 10 is 13-14
Why does the American person look British and the British look American?
(Not in a bad way)
@Coaster Weirdo
British boys are stereotyped to look like Evan.
@Coaster Weirdo
Glasses
Blonde hair
White
You get the gist.
@Coaster Weirdo
Loooooool that's not what I was saying. I was talking about how stereotypical British boy looks and is portrayed in the media
Majority of the ethnic groups in the UK are white.
...wot
Dodie looks definitively like a British person