Today I'm here with some of my friends and special guests to talk about everything related to sex.

Let's hit it.

Welcome to how to talk to your parents or a trusted adult about sex.

We have two special guests to help us out.

Planned Parenthood educator Kwamane and our sex ed chatbot Roo.

Roo is an anonymous non-judgmental chatbot that's available on your phone at all times for you to ask it any questions that you may not want to ask an actual person.

Sometimes you wanna ask Roo a question, but you really need to talk to someone who actually knows you.

And in that case, you can ask a parent, an uncle, an aunt, a sister that's older, a brother that's older.

So today my friend Auri is here to help us out.

And her mom Jae.

So today I have this yellow backpack for you guys.

And I'm gonna go to the audience, get some questions from them, and then my friend is gonna answer the questions with her mom.

Hopefully they are sexy and easy to ask a parent.

Oh, that's a good one.

Here's your backpack and you're on your own.

Eva!

What?

I could use some help here?

Icebreaker?

Yeah, that's great.

Oh, icebreakers, I got you girl.

I can turn anything into an icebreaker.

Guys, you have like any words you can throw at me, anything.

Mailbox.

Music, okay.

Um, okay, try this.

Hey mom, I don't know about you, but I was listening to that song that just came out and the guy said that he wanted..., make...pop, drop...

And then yeah, you should try that out.

You know, I think I'll just start with the question.

Yeah, that's also a good idea.

Let's do it.

Hey mom, a question I've been really wanting to know the answer to is...

How do I deal with someone pressuring me to have sex?

Oh, my child wants to talk about sex.

I‘d better pull over here.

Honey, having sex should be your decision and your decision only.

You should never, ever be pressured into have sex, especially if you're not ready.

Yes.

Do you have any more questions for me?

Actually I do.

I wanted to know...

What is the right age to have sex for the first time?

Well, I don't think it's a right age.

However, you should have all of the facts.

Why don't you ask Roo?

Roo said, "It's all about picking the right age for you, which might be totally different than the right age for other people."

"It may seem like everybody you know is having sex, but that's definitely not true."

"The average age when people have sex for the first time is around 17."

It's another good piece of advice.

I have one more question.

Oh sure.

How do I prevent STDs?

Protection is the way to go.

You can go to your local pharmacy or local clinic.

Just make sure that you are making all the right choices.

Wanna know more?

Let's ask my main man Kwamane over at Planned Parenthood.

Oh, question for me.

The easy way to prevent an STD, also known as STIs, are safer sex, regular testing and communication.

It's also important to remember that just because someone has an STI, doesn't mean that they're dirty or bad.

In fact, about half the people in the U.S. will get an STI at some point.

So there's nothing to be ashamed of.

Well honey, that was a really great chat.

My heart, my soul.

We'd better get back on the road.

Wow, what a show, everyone take a bow.