I also hesitated when I gave sex education to my children in the early stage, thinking it would be harmful. But after thinking about popular science, I decided to give it to my children in every grade. As an adult, I need to have a correct understanding. Sex education is a very extensive system, which is not narrowly thought by the world. Some of them will tell us how it came about. Children usually ask questions when they are very young, and there will be popular science animations to make it clear.
I asked my colleagues, in my opinion, people in this industry are relatively more educated, but it also disappoints me. Several people told me that it was unnecessary. Their exact words were that children would know if you didn't talk. I didn't know how I felt when I heard the answer. My answer at that time was that I wanted my children to have a correct understanding, not hearsay rumors. Adults know that the lack of sexual knowledge is far behind this era, and it is still wrong. If women don't take the initiative to popularize science, they are likely to be prejudiced by men, and women will be the ultimate victims.
Some of our traditions are good and bad. Women's physical characteristics determine that women do have many physical challenges, but if we continue to learn by ourselves and avoid those risks and pains in the future, that is to protect ourselves.
Education has never been a one-sided education. This is a complicated system engineering. If we raise our awareness a little, it will be a kind of wealth for future generations. If you can tell your child generously and don't hide it, you can actually solve some of the mate selection problems in adolescence and even later. If we all find it difficult, will our children go through the pit we stepped on again?