This 1950s Sexual Education Film Seems Reasonable To Me. How Do You See It?

You probably are asking why this has timecode right across the middle of the screen. Back in those days when I collected these films, most of them came from the Library of Congress and in order to get a copy, you had to take it with his timecode. I hope it doesn't interfere too much with your experience with it. This was a film that was run in the schools when I was in high school between 1955 and 1960. I was a fairly shy teenager and did not kiss girls after a date until they kissed me. But I know that there were other boys in my class who are far more aggressive. as a teenage boy in the 1950s, I knew extraordinarily little about teenage girls and what their dating experience was like. If you are a teenage boy or a young man watching this, you have a lot more of a sense of what women are like then we did back then. If you are a teenage girl or young woman watching this, things I think have changed a great deal in terms of the ethics and morals this film is trying to convince teenage girls and boys to accept as the way things should be. I would be interested in comments on sexual mores today both in the United States and around the world and how they relate to what is being presented here. Remember that what is being presented is not a documentary and is not probably what people were like back then but more how those in charge, the church, the school, the political leadership, parents, felt young people should understand and accept.