Premier NexGen’s top 5 most read articles on sex and relationships
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Gareth Crispin2026-01-01T09:00:00
Premier NexGen addressed an eclectic range of topics on sex and relationships this year - Gareth Crispin pulls out the most popular articles
Sex and relationships are clearly areas that Christian parents want help with. We all need to navigate a range of issues, opportunities and risks with our youth and children and whilst me might be afraid to ask we’re only too ready to read good quality content when it comes along.
NexGen’s articles on sex and relationships in 2025 had headlines that you might expect. The popularity of an article on porn is perhaps unsurprising given it is one of the single biggest issues for young people today, but there were popular articles on more recent developments such as the emergence of ASMR, ‘situationships’ and responding to government guidance on sex and relationship education. The most popular article, however, was on ……
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