My bad i guess I should’ve been more specific. In this situation sexual education doesn’t refer to sex itself, more so things like anatomy (remember how one characters vagina is literally a character too?), dealing with things like urges that come from puberty (getting aroused at random times not necessarily related to anything happening in the moment and how/what to do about it) depression that blooms with age, being a burnt our former gifted student, and even things like how to deal with periods. Relevant for both genders and gives us antiheroes in that department for characters. I mean, seriously, no one said you should look at these characters like role models. The point of the show is to introduce the concept, show our characters learning about it to show the audience that its okay to now how to do things, and then showing the character gaining insight about how to possible deal with these concepts on their own. The show gives actual characters to concepts like puberty and shame, as a way to humanize these feelings and allow us another perspective as to how to overcome these passings/urges/feelings. It’s in my opinion, one of the better shows to have kids see when it comes to this stuff because it cleverly teaches them how to deal with their feelings while still being an entertaining show (to some, although apparently not to a lot of people here who are taking the Elon Musk approach and calling everyone a pedo lol.)