SURVEY 2 LAST

Some 46 per cent of those aged between 16-24 say they
would have liked to gain more information, as do the same
percentage between the age group of 35 and 44.

"The findings of this survey highlight the importance of
young people and adults receiving a well-rounded education in
sexual wellbeing that takes in account both the emotional and
physical elements of love-making," sexual health expert Dr
Kevan Wylie said.

"The results are particularly pertinent, showing as they
do that those who have received their sex education in recent
years feel very similar to the generation before them and the
bottom line is that the more you know and understand, the
greater your confidence, ability and likelihood to enjoy your
sex life to the fullest," she said. PTI SPC
DDC


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