RBB youth format Safe Space: controversial sex tips for teens!

RBB youth format Safe Space: controversial sex tips for teens!

Mitteleuropa, Deutschland - The RBB youth format "Safe Space" is currently causing violent controversy. As reports our-mitteleuropa.com , the format contains instructions for young people on its Tikok channel, some of which are considered questionable. The focus is particularly on analysis for analysis, in which, among other things, a meat knocker is recommended as a "test winner".

The content is geared towards a target group from young people aged 14 to 16, whereby "flintas" (women, lesbians, intersex people, non-binary persons, transpers and agenders) are particularly addressed. In addition to the controversial instructions for masturbation, there are also videos in the program that explain how to make a so-called "pocket pussy" from a dish towel and a rubber glove.

extensive variety of topics

The Tikok Canal from "Safe Space" deals with a variety of topics that range from hygiene to sexuality to alternative use of everyday objects as sex toys. This includes instructions for "Free Bleeding" and also peeing in the shower. This broad range of topics has already caused discussions.

Another point of criticism consists in the risky presentation of substantial topics such as abortion and mastectomy. At our-mitteleuropa.com it is mentioned that abortion is advertised as "very safe" without pointing out the need for parental approval. Mastectomy is also presented as easy without explaining the potential risks and the psychological consequences for those affected.

trivialization of health issues

critics fear a trivialization of health issues, in particular the representation of the use of "binds" for breast reduction, which is normalized as common. These topics lead to serious concerns about the adequate clarification of young people.

The harmlessness with which such topics are treated is also taken up in other available information materials. For example, Sexualaufklaerung.de Materials that are specifically aimed at children and adolescents. These offer more comprehensive information on sex education and aim to better explain important topics such as risks, consent and the right to your own decisions.

Overall, the RBB format "Safe Space" raises questions about the responsibility of the media in dealing with sensitive topics and shows how important a sound and responsible education is for the young generation.