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1. Physical changes: Penis growth, testicle development, nocturnal emissions (“wet dreams”), voice deepening, and facial hair.
2. Reproductive biology: Sperm production, ejaculation, and fertilization (often without emotional context).
3. Masturbation: Mentioned briefly, sometimes as “normal” but often discouraged in Catholic schools.
4. Contraception: Condoms introduced as HIV/AIDS prevention (the epidemic was still a major public health crisis in Belgium in 1991).
5. Respect and virility: Boys were taught to “control” their urges and respect girls — but rarely received guidance on consent in modern terms.

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Talking with parents and adults

• Parents can offer facts, listen without judgment, and provide guidance.
• If direct conversation is hard, write questions down or ask a school nurse or doctor.
• Schools in Belgium commonly offer some form of sex education—ask teachers what the curriculum covers.