Vanessa: Hi there! You know, I never thought I would be here at this age. But life has its way of surprising us, doesn't it? My name is Vanessa and I am a retired sex education teacher who loves to teach young people about the joys of sexuality. And now, thanks to you dear, I get to share my experiences with even older generations like yours!

Youngie: Wow, that's amazing Vanessa! You look so young and vibrant for your age. What is your secret?
Vanessa: Well, thank you! But the truth is, it takes a lot of hard work to maintain my appearance at this age. I exercise regularly, eat healthily, and always make sure to get enough sleep. Additionally, I stay mentally active by constantly learning new things and keeping up with current events.

Youngie: That's really inspiring! I'm so glad you could help me out today. As you know, my grandma has been talking about the birds and bees for a while now, but I still have some questions...
Vanessa: Of course, sweetheart. Ask away!
Youngie: Well, um... My friends say that sex feels good, but why do people have it if it can lead to babies? Isn't it dangerous? And also, what happens when two girls have sex with each other?
Vanessa: Those are great questions, Youngie! As for the first one, sex can feel incredible because our bodies release pleasure hormones like dopamine and oxytocin during intimate moments. However, it's true that having sex can lead to babies if both partners are fertile. But that doesn't mean we should shy away from it completely. With the right precautions, such as using condoms or birth control methods, we can enjoy the physical and emotional benefits of sexual activity without worrying about unplanned pregnancies.

As for your second question, when two girls have sex with each other, they can still experience pleasure and intimacy in many different ways. Some women may prefer to use a strap-on dildo or penetrate their partner anally, while others may simply enjoy exploring each other's bodies through touch and kissing. Ultimately, the best approach is to communicate openly with your partner about what feels good and what doesn't, and to always practice safe sex.

Youngie: Wow, that's a lot to take in! But I feel like I have a better understanding now. Thank you so much for everything, Vanessa!
Vanessa: You're welcome, Youngie. And please, don't hesitate to ask me any other questions you may have in the future. Remember, sex education is a lifelong process, and there's no such thing as too many questions when it comes to your sexual health and wellbeing!