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NNSE, Monday, Period 1 [Class 4, Sept. 23]
"Good morning, ladies and gentlemen," Lulu began, smiling. "I'd like to start off our class today by announcing a small change to the syllabus: at the present time, all of the scheduled classes are remaining the same, but the order in which they will occur has changed. The class on sexual safety has been moved to today, pushing the class on foreplay until next week; it will be followed by a small examination, covering the classes to date, and then after the mid-term break we will begin discussing sex with partners.
"Today's lecture," she continued, turning now to the subject at hand, "will cover two forms of sexual safety. One has the intention of controlling -- or preventing -- conception, while the other has the intention of protecting oneself from infections that can be transmitted sexually." She went on to discuss birth control, first discussing how various methods had been used historically, and then discussing some of the more modern methods -- with particular focus on barrier methods, especially condoms.
"The reason I put the emphasis on condoms," Lulu continued, "is because not only are they one of the more effective -- although, as I said, not the most -- methods of birth control, they're one of the few methods that also act as a barrier against infection. Unfortunately, they're not perfect; condoms need to be used properly to provide the most effective protection against both pregnancy and infection, and even then do have something of a failure rate. Still, they do provide excellent protection, especially in cases where no other precautions have been taken, and are the most effective method of preventing infection other than abstinence, or performing only sexual acts that involve minimal contact and no penetration.
"What I'd like for you to do today is to pair up and discuss the various methods of birth control that are available, as I discussed; also, if there are other methods available that you are familiar with, such as methods available in other worlds worlds, feel free to discuss those as well, especially in comparison to the methods I've brought up."
[OOC: As always, NSFW.Pls to be waiting for OCD is up!]
"Today's lecture," she continued, turning now to the subject at hand, "will cover two forms of sexual safety. One has the intention of controlling -- or preventing -- conception, while the other has the intention of protecting oneself from infections that can be transmitted sexually." She went on to discuss birth control, first discussing how various methods had been used historically, and then discussing some of the more modern methods -- with particular focus on barrier methods, especially condoms.
"The reason I put the emphasis on condoms," Lulu continued, "is because not only are they one of the more effective -- although, as I said, not the most -- methods of birth control, they're one of the few methods that also act as a barrier against infection. Unfortunately, they're not perfect; condoms need to be used properly to provide the most effective protection against both pregnancy and infection, and even then do have something of a failure rate. Still, they do provide excellent protection, especially in cases where no other precautions have been taken, and are the most effective method of preventing infection other than abstinence, or performing only sexual acts that involve minimal contact and no penetration.
"What I'd like for you to do today is to pair up and discuss the various methods of birth control that are available, as I discussed; also, if there are other methods available that you are familiar with, such as methods available in other worlds worlds, feel free to discuss those as well, especially in comparison to the methods I've brought up."
[OOC: As always, NSFW.