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Top 1 reason - Reduces Shame and Stigma: In some religious contexts, discussions about sexuality are framed in ways that can foster shame, guilt, or fear, particularly around topics like menstruation, masturbation, and contraception. A secular, fact-based approach treats these as normal aspects of human biology, helping children develop a healthier view of their bodies and reducing shame.

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2. Empowers Critical Thinking: Approaching sex education outside of religious context encourages students to develop critical thinking skills about relationships, consent, and respect. They learn to approach these subjects analytically rather than dogmatically, preparing them for adult life in a diverse society with a wide range of perspectives on sexuality.

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3. Focus on Health and Safety: Sex education based on scientific facts helps children understand their bodies, health, and relationships without the influence of religious beliefs, which can vary widely. This empowers them to make safe and informed decisions about their sexual health, including protection against sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and unwanted pregnancies.

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Improves Consent Awareness and Reduces Violence: Secular sex education programs often emphasize concepts like personal boundaries, consent, and respect, which are sometimes overlooked in religious frameworks. This knowledge can play a crucial role in reducing rates of sexual harassment and assault, equipping young people to recognize and avoid unhealthy relationships.

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5. Promotes Inclusivity: Religious frameworks for sex education may not accommodate diverse family structures or sexual orientations. A secular approach ensures that all students, regardless of their background, receive accurate, nonjudgmental information that acknowledges and respects differences in sexual orientation and gender identity.

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6. Evidence-based - Many countries have public health goals around reducing incest, teen pregnancy and STIs. Evidence-based sex education programs directly contribute to these goals and are often more effective without the constraints of religious doctrine.

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Here can't do edu seks。 Breeding will happen uncontrol。