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| Teens & Sex??? I've been out of high school for 17 years and am amazed at the amount of teen age sex and teen pregnancy running rampant in our society today. What's the fascination with teenagers and sex? Why do you think it's cool to be a teen parent? |
| Look at the media-there's sex everywhere. Yet, no one ever gets pregnant or gets a disease. There's no consequence, just pure reward. Many teens get their "sex ed" this way. Look at our parents. How many parents do you know who are always there for their teen? How many teens feel that they can always talk to them? We crave emotional intimacy, and when we can't get it from our parents we turn elsewhere. Look at our friends. Everybody talks about how "cool" it is to have sex. We think that all our friends are "doing it" and so we feel the pressure to do it too, so we won't be left out. Peer pressure rules many of our actions. |
| What makes teens want to have sex so badly? Every time I come to this section, I always see something about teen sex and teen pregnancy. I'm a teen and I find the idea of sex disgusting. I don't understand what makes it so appealing to other teens. |
| Sounds like you have been raised the right way. All teens are going to have hormones that make them want to sex. It is a normal feeling, but just because they have these feelings doesnt mean they should act on them. I know in my situation, at the time I didnt understand but now I know it was me wanting to feel desired and wanted. My mom and dad were not there for me the way parents should have been. Granted it is not their fault, I made the choice to have sex at 15 but I wish I would have waited till I was married or atleast older to make a healthier choice!! |
| Why is there a negative look at teens havin sex, protected or not? i see on here everyones saying, oh you will regret it when your older, oh you made a bad choice to lots of different people tht ask about ther teen sex. i lost my virginity at 11 and i dnt regret it at all. im fine, have a girlfriend and livin good at the age of 17. so why do people really not want guys/teens havin sex? is it bcuz they couldnt get any? |
| I don't know I lost my virginity at age 12 and I loved it and 30 years later I still don't regret it |
| Why do answerers like to say "ignore abstainers" when teens ask about sex in Adolescent? I was reading a question about a young girl wanting to lose her virginity but she didn't want to get pregnant, and I saw that the people who had answered with a message of abstinence as the only 100% safe method had multiple thumbs down. Other answerers actually included "ignore abstainers" in their answers. Why is this? Are the only answers allowed ones that take risks and promote teen sex now? |
| Sexual abstinence is a good teaching, but to teach this method of sexual responsibility to the exclusion of all others, such as marriage, monogamous relationships, and safe sex practices, is an exercise in ignorance. Adolescents need to be diligently taught about their bodies, and how to responsibly handle their sexual desires. Sexual abstinence is a valid teaching towards this end. Unfortunately, too many people use the benchmark of sexual abstinence as a means to pass judgment on others, enabling them to place people in a box, and to also feel better about themselves. Oddly, this response is not unlike those who make fun of others who don't have sex in an effort to feel better about themselves and their choices to have irresponsible, casual sex. And there's the problem, folks! The topic of sex is played like a big game of "gotch-ya!" Sex is not a game, and it is not a means of passable recreation. Sex is to be a deeper expression of love born out of an already existing loving, committed, and monogamous relationship. Sex is not to be used to seek one's own fleeting and selfish pleasures, but rather a means to please and pleasure the person whom you are in love with. Love does not seek its own selfish end. Nonetheless, here's the truth about sexual abstinence. Sexual abstinence is the practice of not engaging in any sort of sexual intimacy. Unlike any other method of sexual responsibility, only abstinence carries a 100% guarantee against pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases. Critics will say sexual abstinence is an unrealistic goal for adolescents, but they cannot deny the effectiveness of it. Still, other critics will say sexual abstinence is a religious teaching. Well, yes, if you believe premarital sexual intimacy is a sin against God and body, and also a cause for guilt, repentance, and the asking of divine forgiveness; but honestly, what does a personal decision to not have sex before one wishes have anything to do with religion, sin, and guilt? Sexual abstinence is a very effective practice, and furthermore, empowers each and every adolescent boy and girl who chooses it to create within themselves a personal resolve, commitment, and responsibility to a disciplined sexual lifestyle. If we are to say participation in sexual intimacy is a personal choice, then we are required to include the practice of sexual abstinence as a real and obtainable goal for all adolescents. |
| What are your opinions on teens having sex? I would just like to know what the general public feels about this topic. Here are some things to ponder: Are young teens (age 13-15) morally and emotionally stable enough for sex? Should older teens (16-18) be ready for sex and the consequences it brings? Why do you think so many adolescents have sex before they are adults & why not wait til marriage? |
| I think that it really depends on the person and their life experiences. I lost my virginity when I was 14 and I have never regretted it (I'm now 19, and have had 5 partners & 5 and a half years of experience with relationships and sex). I was responsible enough to use protection, wait until I was in a monogamous relationship, and have been tested for HIV/STDs in between partners ever since (and not once contracted anything). I still wait until I am in a committed relationship before engaging in sex. Those are just my morals, and they always have been. I wasn't raised in a very religious family and haven't any interest in religion, so the only people telling me to wait until marriage were other religious teens or school officials. I didn't trust either of them with my morals and I decided for myself instead. Also, even though I'm always conscious to use protection (I now have a hormonal IUD, which is the most effective form of birth control other than abstinence) I was able to have a conversation with my partner about the possibility of pregnancy, what our options were and what we were comfortable with. I was also able to talk to my parents about sex, birth control, and the possibility of pregnancy. They knew I was responsible, trusted me, and were willing to support me in any decision I made if I happened to be one of the 1% of faithful birth control users who end up pregnant any way. Bringing sexual activity into relationships brings a new level of trust, responsibility, and vulnerability. Sometimes you get hurt... that's life, and it makes you stronger, but you have to understand it is a possibility. I'm glad I have had the experiences that I did, and I'm glad I had (and still have) the chance to explore my sexuality. It has made me more comfortable in my relationships and has given me the experience of dealing with sexual barriers and vulnerabilities so that I know how to approach those things in my current and future relationships. However, I will say that I consider myself to be the exception and not the rule. At 19, I know a lot of people both a few years older and younger than me who really shouldn't be having sex. They don't approach the topic of potential pregnancy, they aren't careful or choosy about their partners, they don't always use birth control, have never been tested, and just don't seem to care about those things! I don't think it is your age that counts, it is your maturity, your relationship, and your general level of preparedness for ALL of the consequences of sex. Also, as I've said, without religion there are plenty of reasons to wait for a committed relationship but few that seem good enough to justify waiting for marriage. This world is not as religious as it used to be. I think that most people choose not to wait until marriage because we live in a society that is postponing marriage further and further. A college education wasn't always necessary, and now it is almost a requirement if you want to do well financially! Not only that, but more and more jobs are requiring graduate degrees, and people are postponing marriage until they have their foot in the doorway career-wise. This way, they can be sure that they are financially stable. Also, what if you get into your career and have not met someone you want to settle down with? Some people just aren't as lucky in love. As you mature, your relationships grow more serious and tend to last longer. It seems a little much to ask someone who won't marry until they are 30 to hold off on having sex until they are that age when we have so many forms of contraception available. Sorry that was such a long reply! |
| What is up with teens and sex these days? I am 15 and yes i've had a few girlfriends and I have kissed/made out with them. But what is up with teenagers 13-17(not yet adults) having actual sex and then cause a potential pregnancy and stuff. I just don't think it's right for us teens to have sex at such a young age? What's your take on it? |
| They're just very horny and curious at that age. |
| Why do so many people think that teens having sex is something new? I get so annoyed when I see all these questions about teens having sex. Teens having sex is not something that just started happening yesterday!!! My grandpa was 17 when he and my grandmother were maried; she was 19. They had their first guy in around a year later. My parents had me when mom was 18 and dad was 23. Does anyone else get annoyed with this or is it just me? |
| I wish they'd bugger off a bit. I mean if teen sex wasn't seen as such an unnatural, disgraceful thing then more teens would get birth control. I think anyone should be allowed to get birth control for free, without parents knowing no matter what the age. Condoms are technically "better" but I'd rather hear tell of an immature, promicuous 14 year old with Herpes than that she has a baby who she's unsure of the father or he bailed. I'm not saying that all teens are bad parents just there are some that are. It's a lot easier for a girl to take a pill in the morning than try to remember about condoms when she's piss loaded. As for marriage all today's "adults" are so damn party happy they wait until their thirties to get married. And guys? Ooh lets have them at 45 so that they'll come of age just in time for them to start paying for our nursing home care! It makes me SICK. In my opinion everyone should get married in their late teens or twenties and have all their guyren by their early thirties at the latest. As someone mentioned it takes a lot longer than 18 years to raise a guy! Someone should have said that to the fifty-something year old author who just had a baby!!! *angry* Yes, I am in my late teens, married, and pregnant. I am also a little tired of hearing all of "them" blame all of society's problems on teen pregnancy. And its a fact of history and nature... All living things have sex once they hit puberty. Some start doing "it" at 12 some at 16 but there are very few who wait until 20. |
| Why is there a double standard when it comes to teens and sex? I've heard quite a lot of people say they would be angry if their daughter had sex as a preteen, and in their teens for some of the people, but not if their son did. What's the difference? They shouldn't be having sex at that age; what should gender have to do with it? Is the mother or father bear instinct not as intense for male guyren after they reach puberty? Is it some sort of gender role related problem? Social? Mental? |
| My mother told me she would put me in a 12 foot grave if I had sex. I was raised in a fairly religious household, and a live from the bible states "Honor thy father and thy mother, that thy days may be long upon the earth."(Not exact, but the gist) I took that to mean: if I don't obey, my day will not be long upon this Earth! Anyway, I agree with you. I don't think anyone should be having sex till they are married, but, I can't control what others do. I can only hope, pray and dream. |
| What are some good songs about sex for teens? I am doing a powerpoint about teens and sex (not pregnancy, just sex alone.) It will talk about the stats about teens having sex and why teens have sex. What would be a nice slow song song to go with it? ( Besides teenage love affair) I want my powerpoint to leave the students in my class thinking about how important it is to not do it. |
| I don't know if this will really fit, but there's a song called "Sister Christian" by Night Ranger. One of the guys in the band wrote it for his little sister when she graduated high school. It's basically him telling his sister "hey, don't be so quick to grow up." "most guys want one thing, don't be in a hurry to have sex." Basically, kind of like life lessons. Link to song info - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sister_Chri… Link to lyrics - www.stlyrics.com/lyrics/boogienig… *edit* - Forgot to mention that it's pretty much a slow song. But it's a rock song as well. |
| If soceity tolerated and even encouraged teens haveing sex would you go along with it? If for some strange reason soceity encouraged the idea of teens haveing sex early on would you still wait or would you have sex because now no ones judgeing you. Obivously-Pregancy and STD's are still possible but you wouldn't find it hard to obtain a condem. |
| Everyone's saying no...but people are a product of their environment. If you were raised all your life to believe that having sex as a teenager was a good thing to do, then you would probably do it. Everyone says they don't do stuff just because society does...but they do, although most won't admit it. I might be looking too far into the issue, but I think I have a valid point. For instance, why do you speak English? Because that's what everyone around you (in your society) speaks. Because that's the language you were taught from the beginning. It's the same with pretty much everything. This kind of stems off the fact that there is no "good" or "bad" or "right" or "wrong." There is only our perception of it, which is for the most part based on the society we live in. Society DID used to encourage teens getting married and having sex early on. It was pretty much required, because people didn't live as long. There was no such thing as a teenager, there were guyren and there were adults. Teenagers were adults, and they were perfectly capable of taking care of their guyren, because they had been prepared for it all their life. |