Understanding The Self Module 3.2: The Sexual Self: Pre-Diagnostic Activity: True or False?
Understanding The Self Module 3.2: The Sexual Self: Pre-Diagnostic Activity: True or False?
Understanding The Self Module 3.2: The Sexual Self: Pre-Diagnostic Activity: True or False?
__True_ 2. Gender identity refers to one’s self-concept of being male, female, or non-binary.
False__ 4. All sexually transmitted diseases or infections can be transferred through sexual
intercourse only.
_False_ 5. According to WHO, most people who have sexually transmitted infections do not have
any symptoms.
PRELIMINARY ACTIVITY
Complete the following statements:
2. I feel _____ enlightened ________ when talking about sexually transmitted diseases because
it warns me about the dangers of unintentional sexual contact
3. I think family planning is the ideal time to gain a future viewpoint or understanding.
4. When I say, “I respect my sexual self,” what I mean is My sexual and mental limitations are
well-known to me. As a way of grasping the circumstance, I manage my sexual self.
POST ACTIVITY
I know you have a lot of ideas on how to take care of your sexual self personally. But it's important
to establish your foundational beliefs on sexuality before taking any steps.
Whether you're in a sexual relationship or not, I want you to make a pact or a commitment or a
promise to yourself. Remember, this promise is not for other people but yourself—a promise to take
care of it and not abuse it—a promise to respect it and hold it dearly to your heart. A promise to
accept, enjoy, and use it for its true purpose.
MY PACT: SYMBOL:
Write your pact in your worksheet with any photo of a symbol that you can identify it with. (Ex.
Purity ring for the promise of abstinence until marriage, dove for purity and freedom, rainbow for
following the golden path, etc.)
INTROSPECTION
Three things that I have learned about myself from this module: