Teenage Sex
Teenage Sex
Teenage Sex Sexually active teenagers in America are significant problems for which we have done something. A question that rings in the minds of teenagers everywhere is when to have sex. Catholic teachings instruct us to wait until one is in a loving marriage to have sex. Not only is the church preaching abstinence, but now public schools are also teaching students about the advantages of abstinence. Premarital sex is a growing, and important issue. Premarital sex is usually the cause of sexually transmitted diseases, teen pregnancy, and deep, emotions of regret. The Government had many programs to stop them from having sex in early age. The abstinence education is the effective in reducing sex. Abstinence education had a significant and long-term effect in reducing teen sexual activities. “The abstinence-only intervention reduced sexual initiation,” reports the study, which is featured in the most recent issue of the medical journal Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine, published by the American Medical Association. The Government is spending $176.5 million on abstinence education. (http://blog.heritage.org/2010/02/01/abstinence-education-effective-in-reducing-teen-sex-comprehensive-sex-ed-not/) Sexually transmitted diseases flourish in a society of premarital sex where teens have many sex partners. A direct result of this (many sex partners) is STD's becoming more abundant among the population. One reason for the plague of STD's is the misuse of contraceptives by teens. Many teens believe that condoms or the pill prohibit the spread of herpes, AIDS, or other diseases, but in fact, they do not stop the spread, and nowhere do the products state that they do stop the spread of STDs. Three million new cases of sexually transmitted diseases among teens are reported each year (http://www.kff.org/youthhivstds/upload/U-S-Teen-Sexual-Activity-Fact-Sheet.pdf).
Teenage Sex Sexually active teenagers in America are significant problems for which we have done something. A question that rings in the minds of teenagers everywhere is when to have sex. Catholic teachings instruct us to wait until one is in a loving marriage to have sex. Not only is the church preaching abstinence, but now public schools are also teaching students about the advantages of abstinence. Premarital sex is a growing, and important issue. Premarital sex is usually the cause of sexually transmitted diseases, teen pregnancy, and deep, emotions of regret. The Government had many programs to stop them from having sex in early age. The abstinence education is the effective in reducing sex. Abstinence education had a significant and long-term effect in reducing teen sexual activities. “The abstinence-only intervention reduced sexual initiation,” reports the study, which is featured in the most recent issue of the medical journal Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine, published by the American Medical Association. The Government is spending $176.5 million on abstinence education. (http://blog.heritage.org/2010/02/01/abstinence-education-effective-in-reducing-teen-sex-comprehensive-sex-ed-not/) Sexually transmitted diseases flourish in a society of premarital sex where teens have many sex partners. A direct result of this (many sex partners) is STD's becoming more abundant among the population. One reason for the plague of STD's is the misuse of contraceptives by teens. Many teens believe that condoms or the pill prohibit the spread of herpes, AIDS, or other diseases, but in fact, they do not stop the spread, and nowhere do the products state that they do stop the spread of STDs. Three million new cases of sexually transmitted diseases among teens are reported each year (http://www.kff.org/youthhivstds/upload/U-S-Teen-Sexual-Activity-Fact-Sheet.pdf).