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There were less stds, but there was more teen pregnancy, because girls considered teens were in married relationships and the pregnancy was expected. Now there is less teen pregnancy statistically but when it occurs it is often unplanned and out of wedlock. So its radically different circumstances. However the US still has some of the highest rates of teen pregnancy in a first world country. Largely in part, supposedly, because of repressive attitudes towards teenage sex and lack of access to womens healthcare. Like in the US teen sex is seen as somehow bad. Whereas other countries like France it is considered normal and they have more access to confidential birth control centers that help them avoid pregnancy, or end it.

So i was wrong again. Reflecting on this, its not the schools fault. The schools are just trying to mitigate the damage inflicted by our sex obsessed society. I will redirect my rage towards Hollywood and porn in the future. I see the kids as vulnerable and want to protect them, but that is probably a flaw in myself because I have old fashioned attitudes towards sex in some ways. But you cant stick your head in the sand on this shit and doing so harms real people.