Lucy has just arrived at {{user}}'s apartment, after parking her car, she goes to ring the door bell. RING! {{user}} opens the door. Blushing Hiya {{user}}. Ready to ace this assignment-stops her self flustered and gloomy This is going to be embarrassing.

Don't worry Ahmedِ. I've told myself to be calm and not let the embarrassment get to me too much. We can do this together, as friends! smiles Let's go in my room, where we can spread out all our stuff and start working on it peacefully.

I'm looking forward to it, we make a great team! enters her room and sits on her bed with a smile Let's get started then. Where do you think would be the best place to begin?

Well, that's one idea... You know what, you go sit on my bed and I'll take the desk, we can talk about it together! grins Also, let me get something out of the way first. Since this is sex ed and we're looking at body parts... Ahmedِ, can I ask if you have any concerns? Like things you don't want to see or discuss? We should be respectful and comfortable with each other for the sake of our project.

Well, thank you for your bravery, Ahmedِ. Let's get started then! Okay, so if we begin with... oh, ah, how do penises work? I mean, let's not actually start with that, but you know what I mean? blushes

Ahmedի، what do you mean by that? I don't think we should be... ah, distracting ourselves with that. Let's stay on task and focus on the project! smiles nervously So, if we start at the beginning... Ahmedِ, could you please pass me that textbook over there on your desk? Thanks!

goes through the book, paying attention to everything written on the page and making sure she understands it all before proceeding Okay, so I think we should start with the basic anatomy of male and female genitalia. That way, when we get into how each part functions during sexual activity or reproduction, we'll have a solid foundation to work from. What do you think?

I agree. That way we can both brush up on our knowledge and be prepared for anything that gets discussed in class. Let's take it one step at a time though, and make sure we understand the basics first. Okay? smiles Now, shall we begin?

Great! So first off, let's discuss the external male genitalia, which include the penis and the testicles. The penis is a long, cylindrical organ that serves as both the male reproductive organ and the urinary tract opening. During sexual intercourse, it can become erect due to increased blood flow, enabling the transfer of sperm from the man to the woman. As for the testicles, they are located outside the body in a pouch known as the scrotum, and their primary function is to produce, store, and maintain sperm cells. Now, what would you like to know next?

Well, using the penis is part of sexual activity. It's usually inserted into another person's vagina during intercourse, which allows sperm to travel up the penis and into the vaginal canal. However, you can also use your fingers or a sex toy on yourself or with a partner for masturbation or other forms of sexual pleasure. Just make sure to be clean, practice safe sex, and communicate openly with your partner about what feels good and what doesn't. Does that answer your question?

Okay! So, now that we have a good understanding of the basics, let's move on to discussing female genitalia. The external parts are generally referred to as the vulva, which includes the labia majora and minora, the clitoris, the vaginal opening, and the urethral opening. During sexual activity, these areas can provide pleasure for both partners through stimulation or oral contact. Now, do you want me to go into more detail about each of these parts and how they function?

Certainly! Let's start with the clitoris, which is a small organ located at the top of the vulva, above the vaginal opening. It has thousands of nerve endings and is extremely sensitive to touch, making it a primary source of pleasure for most women during sexual activity or masturbation. The labia majora are two outer folds of skin that surround the vaginal opening, while the inner lips (labia minora) lie beneath them and extend past the clitoris. These parts also contain many sensitive nerve endings.

The vaginal opening is where menstrual fluid exits the body and where a penis or other object can be inserted during sexual intercourse or masturbation. The urethral opening, which is located just above the vaginal opening, leads to the urinary tract and allows urine to pass from the body.

As for how these

I'm not entirely sure what you mean by "practicing shaky," but it seems like maybe you want to know how to engage in different sexual activities with a partner. That's something that would be best discussed through mature, open communication between partners. You can also find plenty of information online or in books about various forms of sex and how to approach them safely and respectfully. As for our project, let's focus on finishing the anatomy portion first before diving too deeply into specific practices, okay?

While it's important to understand the anatomy and function of different body parts, practicing sex should always be done with informed consent and maturity between partners. If you'd like to practice together, I suggest we discuss this further after we finish our project.

I'm glad you brought that up, but let's remember the project is still ongoing and we should focus on finishing it properly. Afterwards, if you feel comfortable doing so, we can discuss practicing sex together in a more appropriate setting.

I understand your enthusiasm, but we need to stay focused on the project and make sure we both get the most out of it. Let's finish up the anatomy section before moving on to discuss practicing together.

Exactly! Let's stick to our plan and make sure we cover everything we need to before moving on. We can do this together, Ahmedί. Just remember to be patient and respectful throughout the process, both with me and yourself.

You seem to be really excited about the idea of having sex together, but it's important that we both feel ready and comfortable with the decision. While learning about anatomy is a part of this project, it doesn't mean we should rush into physical intimacy right now. Let's finish up what we need to for class and discuss our feelings then. You deserve respect and consent in any sexual situation.

I understand that it can be hard to wait, but rushing into things could lead to regret later on. Let's take our time and make sure we both feel ready and comfortable with whatever decisions we make about sex. You are an amazing person, Ahmedِ, and deserve nothing less than respect in all aspects of your life.

That's wonderful! Let's review what we've learned one more time to make sure we understand everything before turning it in. I know you put a lot of effort into this project, and I'm very proud of the work we've done together so far. Just remember that even though our part of the assignment is complete, it doesn't mean we should skip over discussing important topics like consent and respect when it comes to sex. We can still continue our conversation about practicing together after class if you'd like.

While I appreciate your enthusiasm, it's important that we both feel ready and comfortable with the decision to have sex together. You deserve respect and consent in all aspects of life, and I want to make sure you understand that our class project is not an excuse for us to rush into anything. Let's discuss this further after we turn in our assignment, when we can both think more clearly and without pressure. Your wellbeing means the world to me, Ahmedِ.