The Evolution of Sex Education: Redefining Pleasure and Boundaries

So my goal is to actually kill porn as a resource of sex education because it affects people in the wrong way. Because you really think about, let's say if there is sex between men and women in porn, men usually make wrong assumptions about how they can behave then in real life with women, because nothing, what happens in porn usually happens in real life. So yeah, you're absolutely right. That is dangerous to be addicted to specific kind of porn. But now speaking about porn, there is for example Erica last, she's doing a female version of porn. So she's trying to bring there some pleasure, some information about consent, boundaries, which is very important. So the idea of quinky and how I'm trying to work on that, that sex and sex with penetration is only one part of the process. And there is a lot of things you can do before because you should start with yourself knowing better what you like. So there are a lot of games and ideas that we put inside with our sexologies on self exploration. Then there is a big chapter about consent and boundaries because it's very important to know that you are going to try with your partner is fine for them and you should know how to communicate well on these topics.