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Our own minds will expose us to sexuality way before the age of 18 though. This is why it's so important to have sex ed. So that kids with feelings won't go messing around (together!) and not knowing what's what. In Holland we've always had that pretty early so teenage pregnancies were super low but lately the conservative forces have also taken hold there. It's blowing over on social media. So now a lot of parents are up in arms over it especially in the mostly religious regions.
Yes but it somehow seems to resonate more than it should. I wonder if some people have an innate need for being told what to do. I absolutely don't, I'm very anti-authoritarian. But really the religious conservative life is pretty shit. You have to go to church, have all these boring life rules, you can't have sex with other consensual adults, etc etc. Being left-wing is much more free. Yet people choose to follow religion. I think the indoctrination as a child plays a role in this but I don't really think it would catch on so much if it didn't fill an innate need.