

A short Twitter thread on how sex education could be in the future
Imagine this: > can seem pretty shocking or feel uncomfortable but there is help for those people that experience them. > "In the pack you take home today there is a number you can call and a site you can visit to chat to someone confidentially if you're worried. And that person will help you. > Of course, for this to be possible there would need to be such a phone line, such a chat service and there would need to be somewhere for the sex educator to refer a child that approached them about troubling sexual thoughts. > nothing by way of such resources. Now some are beginning to emerge, although by no means generally available or known about.
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never say die: the hard rules of suicide and map talk |
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the terminology mess |
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disorder? orientation? that depends on why you're asking |
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