I haven't tried any of them yet (had a butter tart waiting at home, so alas just got a bagel). I'm going straight for the Nutella filled pastry this weekend!

I haven't tried any of them yet (had a butter tart waiting at home, so alas just got a bagel). I'm going straight for the Nutella filled pastry this weekend!

You know it seems logical that they would, considering that its reproductive/sexual education. One in 6 couples will deal with infertility, and yet there is no education surrounding it until you're going through it. I don't know how many times I've heard (or said myself), "they made it seem like as soon as you have unprotected sex, BOOM you're pregnant". Because they did. I remember the first month we tried to conceive being hugely disappointed and confused it didn't work! Not realizing then that we would never have biological children. I don't remember any infertility conditions being discussed at school, ever. They were more focused on all the many diseases you are likely to catch if you have sex (which of course should be part of it, but not all of it!).