The document criticizes traditional sex education for trying to scare children away from sex through references to religion, pregnancy risks, and diseases. It argues this approach does not work because sex is something humans naturally crave. Instead, it suggests sex education should warn children that having sex will lead them to want it too much and participate in it too rarely, making them self-conscious, willing to betray friends, and physically ill if they do not have it, eventually ruining their lives. It promotes two books by Aaron Goldfarb as an alternative to traditional sex education.