There was an article in the BBC last year about how children are turning to porn to learn about sex. And that's hardly surprising when you think about it because it's more accessible than talking to an adult. What we should be concerned about however, is what the kids takeaway with them, especially the girls. They think it's ok to be objectified and to be treated like a doormat to get a boy to like them. Are we seeing similar issues here but choose not to talk about it? We find out with sex educator, June Low.

<p>There was an article in the BBC last year about how children are turning to porn to learn about sex. And that's hardly surprising when you think about it because it's more accessible than talking to an adult. What we should be concerned about however, is what the kids takeaway with them, especially the girls. They think it's ok to be objectified and to be treated like a doormat to get a boy to like them. Are we seeing similar issues here but choose not to talk about it? We find out with sex educator, June Low.</p>

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