You should have at least 2 0substantive journal entries (use roughly 110+ words as an average length for an entry, or a total of about 2,200 words). You can get extra credit points for doing extra or extended entries, but you will lose points if your journal entries are excessively late or excessively short.

Talk with your classmates, friends, and family: What are their thoughts on various sexual issues? Examples: your sexual activities vs. theirs, why or why not to have sex, how young and how long to wait before having sex, number of partners, monogamy, multiple partners, open relationships, your first time, friends with benefits, sex outside a committed relationship, sexual fantasies, talking with partners about your sexual history, talking about sex with your children when you have them, what your parents told you, where and how you learned about sex, masturbation, contraceptive practices, condom use, abortion, sexual satisfaction, homosexuality, bisexuality, heterosexuality, transsexuality, gender roles, celibacy, abstinence until marriage, HIV/AIDS/STDs, kinky sex, abusive relationships, mixed messages when people who say no when they mean yes or say yes when they mean no, dating, breaking up, interracial/ethnic/religious/generational dating and relationships, women’s vs. men’s sex talk and pornography, having and faking orgasms, sexual experience, ease of meeting partners, good girls/boys vs. bad girls/boys, what you are looking for in relationships, what attracts you, being a good partner, sexual boredom, expectations, keeping him/her interested, taking or being taken for granted, disagreements with partners and fighting fair, hooking up, love, other topics raised in the textbook, videos, your own or your friends’ lives, or elsewhere.

EACH JOURNALS MUST Be dated to whatever date

Make sure its in word document- Each journal need to 110+ word and make sure we have 20 journals