Children are often misinformed about healthy sexual expectations because their primary exposure is through pornography rather than education.

“the problem is kids wake up that's always the first sex they see is porn right when they're 12 or 8 and then they're like oh that's porn like I'm legitimately thinking that this is how sex should go down and it's not so it's like not accurate”

She did not receive adequate sex education regarding pregnancy while growing up.

“I only remember the STD part and I think it was like one week of that did you not know like how pregnancy happened truthfully I did not know how sex worked until I was having it”

Comprehensive, science-based sex education should be introduced as early as possible to replace the damaging and inaccurate information kids get from porn or social media.

“Comprehensive sex education should be available as early as possible for for people to like learn about biology like literally like this is a labia this is a vulva vagina and treat sex as a not as a taboo or potential sin advice but treat it no different than Fitness food”

Denims recalls her past sex education experiences as being deeply influenced by misinformation, specifically regarding the use of tampons.

“now you can use tampons or you can use pads but you don't want to use too many tampons because if you use too many tampons you'll lose your virginity”

The host believes in creating content that provides the honest sex education she wishes she had access to when she was twenty years old.

“I think that it's um again like in line of the kind of stuff I want to make content-wise is always like I just want to make what I would would have wished was available to me when I was 20. you know so like that's the spirit of this”