One good thing that catches me is the use of similes and metaphors in this article. It is really nice when an author illustrates concepts using comparisons of different things. I am amazed of how imaginative he is. The comparison really helped me understand the idea better. 3. I am pleased that the author chose to end the story with a dramatic twist to the protagonist's decision to leave the country. Otherwise, the exciting story line would have had an anticlimactic ending. As I read the article "Sex Education: Does It Matter" by Jade Roxanne R. Lo stating the inappropriateness of sex education in elementary, I was filled with same worries. I also fear how the pupils would react during the discussions considering their very imaginative and curious minds. I share the same apprehensions with the author and as a mother, I believe that it is still best that sex education remains to be family matter until such time that these young children become more ready to take the subject responsibly. 5. The time I read the opening statement of the author about "the unconditional love of a mother", I can't stop but utter "Talaga, it's true", and I already become teary-eyed even without having read the entire article. It is one of the best as it talks about love that only mothers could give a topic that I've always loved​