This drama did amazing job educating its viewers about very important topic but also keeping it entertaining from start to the end. Sex as a topic is still a tabu in many countries, including mine. We can make fun of it but talking seriously is a whole another mission. This drama portrayed sex and sexuality in serious aspect which I really liked. Even if, I was entertained while watching I also could believe everything that was presented in the drama. Not even once I had to thought if the information they're giving is correct. This drama was extremely knowledgeable.

This drama contained sexuality, gender norms, double standards, teen pregnancy, STDs, relationships, consent, toxic masculinity, virginity, sexual pressure and fear of showing vulnerability as a male. Each aspect to the story was remarkable and clarified the importance of looking the bigger picture when talking about sex.

What I really liked about this drama is that it's not only made for teenagers but also parents and people who are dealing with teenagers should watch it. The relationship between Sakura and her mother is an example of how parents and their children's relationship can develop if they can openly talk to each other. At the beginning Sakura and her mom's relationship looked a bit tense but at the end we could see that their relationship develops more close and open when they were able to talk each other. The learners weren't only the teenagers but also the adults in this drama.

I recommend everyone to watch this! It's short so you can easily binge it in a day ;)