We think education is a vital piece of knowing our rights and the rights the have been fought for, across the span of history. It's important that we know how our bodies work, the ways our mental health impacts us and the people around us, the ways our feelings about others can lead us down tricky roads, and how drug experimentation is normal but should be done with care. We want young adults to be prepared for the future ahead of them and the pathways that may arise that should be carefully choosen. As young adults ourselves, we also know that the world has more to teach us all the time, and we can't predict all the things that are headed our way. While we can try to choose the best routes of precautionary measure, we will not always be foolproof. Which is one of many reasons why if you have serious health-related questions, you may want to consult a doctor or general practitioner about your concerns. We believe that knowing how to absorb information and where from is the most difficult part about learning, as much as you learn there will always be some to relearn differently. Take time to ask your guardians or parents questions about your body and functions, if things may seem confusing to you. We want to make sure that everyone knows that these questions didn't come to mind without someone thinking of it first. So no matter how basic or complicated the questions get, there will always be someone who is in the same boat. 

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