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LONDON (Reuters) - British school children are to be controversially asked to consider oral sex instead of intercourse as part of a drive to cut the country's high teenage pregnancy rate. The idea is to encourage pupils to discover 'levels of intimacy,' including oral sex, which stop short of full sexual intercourse. But the plan has been criticized as unworkable by family groups. Family groups argue that oral sex is likely to lead to penetrative sex. One teacher said the advice could be construed as a green light to teens, and that oral sex was no protection against most sexually transmitted diseases...
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