Christina Renée LaVail discusses the importance of open conversations about sex and sexual health. In her previous professional experience, she worked with adolescents who had sexually assaulted other adolescents, and 90% of them had not learned anything about sex from their school or caregivers. This lack of education is indicative of the consequences when sex is not appropriately addressed with adolescents. She emphasizes that sexual health should be considered just as crucial as physical and mental health and highlights the lack of focus on sexual wellness in existing social programs. Christina passionately discusses sex-tech, AI, and LiveJasmin, stating that as long as the engagements are between consenting adults, we should utilize these tools to our advantage. She notes that there are a lot of similarities in what models on Jasmin do and what therapists do, as both allow people to be heard and accepted without judgment.