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    Teens and Sex

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    about sex and sexual activity is natural‚ but the lack of concern for consequences and irresponsible activity is dangerous. The increasing issue of adolescent sexual activity could have a powerful affect on their future‚ which includes sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)‚ teen pregnancy‚ and even emotional instability. Curiosity about sexual activity is natural‚ but is the act normal in adolescents? Researchers have revealed that teenage sexual activity can expose new levels of intimacy; therefore

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    Sexting is Bad

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    Francheska Jara English 066 Professor Viechweg Is Sexting Really Safer Sex? Today‚ more the 80% of the people who own a cellphone are at least 18 years old‚ and many of them have the habit of sending sexually explicit photos of themselves through social media‚ a habit commonly called sexting. While‚ everyday people are using their cell phones to communicate and keep in touch with family and friends‚ some use their phones in ways that aren’t smart. Sexting is a new trend that is currently

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    Chlamydia

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    Chlamydia By: Sabrina Hinde Picture yourself going to a routine check up and finding out that you have a sexually transmitted disease‚ how would you feel? Would you know who gave it to you? Now picture yourself finding out that it is something as serious as Chlamydia. Chlamydia is the most common sexually transmitted infection in North America. The infection gets its name after the bacterium that causes it‚ Chlamydia trachomatis. Chlamydia affects both women and men (more cases have been

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    Sex Ed in Schools

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    their religion and health messages. For example: the media generally shows sexual activity as a way for people to be more attractive‚ churches stress the importance of abstinence until marriage‚ and health messages instill fear about sexually transmitted diseases. These biased opinions and one-sided facts influence the beliefs of young people today but that does not suppress their curiosity. They are very interested in sex and sexuality‚ both morally and culturally. Some might argue that sex

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    Compensated Dating

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    and quick money‚ recognized the consequences of enjo-kōsai after contracting a sexually transmitted diseases. The agency responsible for the survey/investigation saw that the values of compensated dating girls had been distorted‚ instead the agency emphasized that enjo-kōsai was equivalent to prostitution‚ and that young girls needed to bear the consequences of enjo-kōsai such as contracting sexually transmitted diseases‚ pregnancy and psychological problems. The Hong Kong Association of Sexuality

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    Cosby‚ a famous American comedian said" Sex education may be good idea in schools‚ but I do not believe that the kids should be given homework." II. Significance Step: According to centers for disease control and prevention (CDC)‚ Nineteen million new sexuality transmitted disease (STDs) infections are reported every year in the United States. III. Connection with the Audience: How many of us have kids‚ nephews‚ nieces or younger relatives? What will you do if they come and ask

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    Hiv in Philippines

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    infection is a sexually transmitted disease (STD). Like other STDs‚ HIV spreads bidirectionally and appears to be transmitted from male to female and female to male with greater efficiency (up to three-fold) from male to female. Although the majority of sexually transmitted cases reported in the United States occur via male homosexual activity‚ heterosexual transmission is one of the fastest growing modes of transmission reported in the United States and is the primary mode of disease acquisition in

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    come from different amount of things such as: movies‚ music‚ peer pressure and alcohol just to name a few. Sexual interest becomes more interesting during teens in there adolescents years and they become to explore many options. When a teen becomes sexually active they tend to want to develop a relationship in multiple forms and have intimate interaction with their partner also looking for companionship and support from their other partner. Teenagers should be taught in their high school during a

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    school.  The relationship and behavior between children and their parents is crucial to the ways these children shape their own sexual ideas and values A child who perceives his relationship to his parents as supportive and close‚ is more likely to sexually behave in a way approved by his or her parents than a child brought up in an unhealthy environment. The state of teenage sexuality in America right

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    Teen Pregnancy

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    com) With these statistics‚ it is clear that between thirty to forty percent of students having sexual relationships are doing so unprotected. While the numbers of teens becoming sexual active in high school shows that around half of teens are sexually active‚ the numbers may be much higher. The emphasis on abstinence until marriage in South Carolina is clearly not impacting what is occurring in our society. Instead of putting so much funding and emphasis in community and school-based abstinence

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