Publish at March 02 2022 Updated April 29 2022
Sex education is often a hot potato for public authorities. In some regions, it is even forbidden. Yet, teenagers in particular have hundreds of questions on the subject. Some specialists have taken to popular networks such as Tik Tok or Instagram to offer clear answers and promote healthy sexuality.
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