THBT sex education must be taught in High School students in the Philippines

a pleasant day to you mr. or ms. jemual. 1. i still believe that sex education should not be taught in High School students in the Philippines. you have said in you 1st argument or clash with my argument about 33% of people engaging in premarital sex result to unwanted pregnancy and even abortion. you may have gotten me wrongly, i have stated that virginity is dignity in the sense that when one is not taking sex education and does not know certain ways to prevent unwanted results one will not undergo sex and will not risk virginity or his/her future. it is all about abstinence. also i would like to ask a question based from that fact; are you sure that those 33% are not taking sex education or not taking precautions (since some precautions are not 100% sure to prevent unwanted results) and what is the age bracket of the majority of that 33%? with what you say that Filipinos have the right to choose whether to engage in sex or not is absolutely true but as i was saying Filipinos hold a strong tradition for virginity and tradition can not be easily swayed just because of sexual urges and also as reflected in my past argument, that sex education isn't only available in school, and i believe that school is not really an appropriate place to learn about sex even if it is in school that you meet whoever you get engaged with. it becomes an embarrassment to students especially Filipinos since they are conservative and probably even the liberated ones maybe uneasy since majority of the class is already uncomfortable. 2. yes, teenagers become curious in what sex will feel like but sex education in school is not the only way to reach to teens about sex. parents are more appropriate bridge in teaching sex education not some stranger that gets in and talk about it and one may be too uncomfortable to ask questions to a total stranger about intimate things such as sex. also exploring does not always mean that you do it, exploring can be attained through reading materials and personal experiences of other people. again i am going to ask you, did you ever get curious about sex? and if yes (which is probably the answer because you opened the topic) did you ever engage in sex? 3. exactly, they already have subjects such as Anatomy or Health and in these subjects precautions already explained and the necessity for a separate subject like sex education is not needed since these two subjects already fill up the requirement or needs. also isn't Anatomy a more scientific approach in opening up the mind of students about their reproductive system? sex education as a subject is more laid back and therefore not entirely scientific as you have said. 4. knowing from another person (teacher) or from a textbook will not boost a person into facing the harsh realities of the world. on-hand experiences is still the best way. you may say that "if this is so then they will engage in sex and be unprotected since they do not know what to do before doing it." this is partly correct, since they may engage in sex but they will not be totally unprotected since they can learn what to do through some other institutions or from persons who are experienced and they can talk to freely without feeling hesitant in asking questions (like our parents) meaning i still stand that school is inappropriate for students to learn sex. one must be fully armed before entering a war, they may be many ways to be armed but there are only few which will be effective. 5. i know that sex education will not tackle complex topics but we know that this complex topics are sometimes the most important thing one should learn and if sex education will not teach it then the necessity rate for sex education to be implemented in schools will drop. as i have said earlier i believe that sex education should not be taught in High School students in the Philippines since High School students or the assurance that one is in high school puts one in the position that makes one fit to learn about sex is not true. one may be a high school student but not mature enough to accept whatever one teaches in sex-ed then all efforts to teach about sex and its complications are wasted. i end this round with me still believing that sex education should not be taught in High School students in the Philippines. please forgive (again) any errors i may have done in my speech. i may not be able to reply to your argument as fast as i have done know since this is not my computer and there is an activity i am going to attend in school. i am really sorry if you have to wait for a full 2 days. thank you.