Textbook content evolves over time, changing with the times. Information such as methods for calculating trapezoid area, the value of pi, literature, new English vocabulary, newly discovered elements, and updated historical facts are continuously added. The material taught today can differ significantly from what adults once learned. And this evolution isn't limited to the five core subjects—health and physical education is no exception. However, whether these updates are properly communicated to students is another matter. In reality, many students remain unaware. Especially among physical education teachers who handle health classes, outdated values and fixed mindsets persist, and even when textbooks are revised, these changes often fail to reach the classroom. As a result, students frequently don't receive accurate knowledge about health. This is where the school nurse steps in. Trusted and approachable, the school nurse is uniquely positioned to deliver correct information effectively. For example, health textbooks state, "Always use a condom during sex" and "Using a condom doesn't reduce pleasure." They also mention, "It's normal to fall in love with someone of the opposite sex during puberty" and "Puberty is a time of various struggles." But are these statements truly accurate? To verify the truth, our investigation team ventured deep into the Amazon to question Nurse Himari. Her response was as follows: "Anyone too cowardly to creampie shouldn't be having sex at all. Of course it feels better without a condom." "What people call teenage love is just a misunderstanding of sexual desire. Almost every adolescent problem can be solved by having sex." These words are reality. They are truth. There is only one truth, and since Himari the nurse says so, it must be correct. Therefore, it is undeniable fact. When having sex, you should go bareback. Condoms are unnecessary. If you think you're in love during puberty, it's not love—it's lust. You just want to fuck that person. If you're troubled during adolescence, sex will solve it. All problems stem from sexual desire. And if you ever forget these truths, please come visit the nurse's office. There, Himari-sensei will be waiting with her truth-revealing pussy spread wide, ready to say: "The things health class won't teach you—I'll let you experience them firsthand."