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| 1948, confusion, chicagoculture, international, diseases, extreme, board, hollywood, dresscodes: of three girlhoods --my mother's, teen tits, noelle howey, a world fit for children, alternative, asian girls in thongs, george will, relationships, mothersand daughters / personal narratives, | Many were also disappointed in the information they got from their parents. Says one peer counselor, “I have two very liberal parents, yet they are absolutely afraid guardian to talk about sex. They gave me books about ‘what’s happening to your body.’ I don’t think that takes the place of having someone there to talk to guardian you and answer your questions.” Not everyone shares this desire to talk with parents, and even some peer counselors admit to squirming when they’re watching a movie with their parents and a sex guardian scene comes on. Others want to protect their parents from information that might upset them, and some simply want to be independent. WHAT DO STUDENTS WANT? Yet, when listening to the students, you can detect a note of longing. “My parents tend to strip the emotional weight from talking about sex,” says one peer counselor; it’s as if they were talking about a bad business proposition. |
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| “Some students think board that they need board to have vaginal intercourse to get something,” says one peer counselor, when, in fact, just having intimate contact with a partner can lead to infection. And many students believe everything has a solution. “They think there’s some medicine that will cure them,” the counselor says, “or that if you don’t show symptoms, you’re not sick. The ignorance scares me, really.” (Sexually board transmitted diseases such as HIV and hepatitis B are incurable.) Peer counselors receive phone calls from students who say, “I think I had sex. What do I do?” or “Is the male pill available yet?” (It’s a long way off.) Around Valentine’s Day, phone calls spiked with questions like, “If I do this, what could happen?” On Monday, callers asked about the morning-after pill. Many parents believe their students received detailed information in high school, but by a show of hands, two-thirds of the peer counselors described their own high school sexual education as insufficient or poor. |
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