Iceland plans on blocking internet porn

Is sexual education really that bad in other countries?
I can't think of any aspect of sex we didn't get covered in sexual education, we went through sex itself, foreplay, porn(including being told about reality vs fiction), how to treat your partner and obviously about STDs and so on, it was a pretty big topic and i think we used 2 straight weeks on it when we were like 13 or 14 years old.

Only speaking from experience, but sexual education can be just as bad in our country. Up until my sophomore year in high school, the guys and girls were separated during "Sex-Ed Week" (Oooooh). On the male side of things, we only learned, basically, how our junk works. Nothing else. Hurrdurr, I learned that in two minutes in the bathroom with a Men's Fitness magazine when I was like 7. During sophomore year, we only received two days of Sex-Ed, in which the guys and girls were both present, and it was basically "Don't have sex. You will contract an STD, and you might die. Now here, take some condoms." I kid you NOT, this is the truth. I had to learn everything there is to know on my own, and pornography was involved, but I honestly feel that if I had been educated more thoroughly on such things, I wouldn't have some of the problems in my sex life that I do now.

OT: I'm not quite sure where I stand on the issue. If there IS indeed a problem with the majority of women in Iceland feeling abused or objectified, then there must be an underlying problem. I used to think that porn was a no-no, and it took me a long time to understand that it is in fact fiction. As an adult, I had to realize this and understand what a relationship is really about. I will never objectify a woman, or a man for that matter. Porn remains, for me, a form of enjoyment and stress relief (or more-so what it leads to, I suppose). I hope that other adults have come to this realization as well. On the other hand, I can see how if someone takes things from porn and applies them to real life, people around that person would feel... uneasy. I don't want to hang out with a guy making cat-calls and whatnot. I really don't understand, though, how this situation in Iceland could be worse than it is anywhere else.