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Do doctors have the right to inform parents about teens sexual activity and sexual diseases?
sometimes, yes.
Why is important for teens to say no to sexual activity?
Because they can contract syphillis and die.
Why should teens stay abstinence?
you shouldn't?
Why are teens considered a high risk group for infection?
Because Teens engaged in more unsafe sexual practice than any other ages group.
What does Obama think about abstinence education?
President Obama understands that abstinence is the only proven way to avoid pregnancy (other than getting sterilized). But he also understands science, and he also understands reality. States that have abstinence-only education also have high rates of teen pregnancy, and contrary to partisan myths, it is fairly obvious that abstinence-only education does not work. As a parent, I am sure he would prefer that teens abstain, but as a realist, he understands that many teens will not. Thus, to avoid teen pregnancy, it is important for students to understand all the choices they have, and to behave responsibly. This means using contraception if and when they engage in sexual activity. The president has advocated for fact-based courses, and for students being given accurate information about all aspects of sex education: teaching about abstinence is one element of such a program, but so is teaching about delaying the age of having sex, and so is discussing the importance of contraception.
Why are teens sexual?
Hormones.
Are gay teens taught abstinence?
That depends on the school board's sex education policy in your area.
Why is abstinence so important for teens?
It's important so you don't get STDs (Sexually transmitted diseases).
What is the age of sexual consent in Connecticut?
Teen abstinence is the safest, healthiest lifestyle, but understanding the power of the oxytocin hormone makes the importance of teen abstinence even clearer. Oxytocin is a hormone that is released in a woman during childbirth, nursing a child, and during sexual activity. It creates a strong bond between the woman and the other involved. In the case of childbirth and nursing this bond is important because it creates a nurturing environment for the child. In a marriage relationship where sex is safe and beneficial, oxytocin helps keep the bond between a husband and wife strong. Outside of marriage however, the oxytocin bond can increase the emotional pain when the relationship has ended. The oxytocin hormone is impartial. Whether during sexual activity between husband and wife or in a teenage hook-up, the hormone is still released and the bond is still created. Oxytocin promises an involuntary chemical commitment. The oxytocin bond explains why teens suffer emotionally after breakups, and often even during a relationship. Sex was created to unite two people, bringing a bond unlike any other relationship. This powerful bond is what sustains husband and wife until "death do us part" contributing to trust and security. Outside of marriage the release of oxytocin can lead to distrust, hostility, and insecurity. Sexual relationships without commitment still have a lasting bond. Oxytocin even has the power to sustain attachment within abusive relationships. Abstinence is the safest, healthiest choice for teens to prevent negative emotional, social and physical consequences. Even if the mind has set boundaries, the physiology of the body cannot. Abstinence protects from the emotional attachments that dramatically affect teens. But even more, abstinence protects their future.
How can I teach my daughter more about teenage pregnancy?
The best way to teach teenagers about pregnancy is through discussion. Speaking to teens is the best way to spread the knowledge of safe sexual intercourse and of abstinence. There is lots of information on how to speak to teens about issues in books and intranet websites. This a very informative site: www.dosomething.org/project/��teen-pregnancy-awareness
Is sexual addiction bad for young teens?
No.
What is the legal age for females in Texas?
Teen abstinence is the safest, healthiest lifestyle, but understanding the power of the oxytocin hormone makes the importance of teen abstinence even clearer. Oxytocin is a hormone that is released in a woman during childbirth, nursing a child, and during sexual activity. It creates a strong bond between the woman and the other involved. In the case of childbirth and nursing this bond is important because it creates a nurturing environment for the child. In a marriage relationship where sex is safe and beneficial, oxytocin helps keep the bond between a husband and wife strong. Outside of marriage however, the oxytocin bond can increase the emotional pain when the relationship has ended. The oxytocin hormone is impartial. Whether during sexual activity between husband and wife or in a teenage hook-up, the hormone is still released and the bond is still created. Oxytocin promises an involuntary chemical commitment. The oxytocin bond explains why teens suffer emotionally after breakups, and often even during a relationship. Sex was created to unite two people, bringing a bond unlike any other relationship. This powerful bond is what sustains husband and wife until "death do us part" contributing to trust and security. Outside of marriage the release of oxytocin can lead to distrust, hostility, and insecurity. Sexual relationships without commitment still have a lasting bond. Oxytocin even has the power to sustain attachment within abusive relationships. Abstinence is the safest, healthiest choice for teens to prevent negative emotional, social and physical consequences. Even if the mind has set boundaries, the physiology of the body cannot. Abstinence protects from the emotional attachments that dramatically affect teens. But even more, abstinence protects their future.
