There's just like this sense, this feeling that they have way, like they're going to find out.

I mean, that's how I remember feeling is like, you can look at me and see that I'm having sex. This is death, sex, and money.

I think I'm in love with you.

You made his friends?

The show from WNYC about the things we think about a lot.

When do you want to die?

And need to talk about more.

So what are you going to do about money or someone?

I don't know, find a job.

I'm Anna Sale.

Andrea was in the sixth grade when she had her first sex ed talk like many sixth

graders but for her sex ed didn't happen at school. It happened at her church, an

evangelical congregation in Texas. It wasn't quite Pentecostal, but there was

definitely you know raising hands, dancing in the isles ribbon

dancers all kinds of things like that. What did you first learn about sex

through your church that you should not have it until you're married.

There would be discussions about it at youth group, you know, waiting until marriage and

what does that mean?

And you know, I also attended true love

weights conferences with my youth group. What did what was that conference like?

It was kind of like a rally about purity, you know, and what does it mean to wait until

marriage and you get a true love waits ring and you know you sign a pledge saying

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