Many teenagers, and adults as well, have made the choice to abstain from sex either until marriage or indefinitely. One may claim that this is impossible, but believe me, it is both possible and extremely worth it.
Some basic tips to follow when choosing to remain abstainate include:
1. Make a commitment. A real commitment. You can do this at a church or conference in front of people, with a parent, or in privacy. But it is important to let someone know of your decision, especially if you choose to make this choice in privacy. If you have someone to hold you accountable, it becomes easier. Also, you may choose to get a symbol of your commitment. Many teenagers wear "Purity Rings" or "Chastity Rings" because one's hands may be the first of the body to explore areas that would be off-limits if you are committed to purity. 2. A person who chooses to abstain from sex outside of marriage should be pure in other areas as well. It will become almost impossible to not have sex when your life is saturated in it. Find some friends who value virginity. Don't go out with boy/girlfriends who will pressure you to have sex. Don't listen to music or watch Music Videos that make references to sex. If you look hard enough, it isn't that hard to find great music, books, magazines, and websites that aren't filled with sexual themes or make references to sex. And only drink alcohol when you are old enough and in moderation. 3. Hold up your values. Whether you abstain from sex because your religion holds it for marriage, you don't want pregnancy or STDs, or for some other reason, don't let go of your reasons. For everyday you abstain, you give hope to someone else.
The simple answer is: don't have sex. But, as long as you're safe (i.e. use a condom) there's nothing wrong with having sex.
It simply means to make the decision to not have sex.
It is extremely difficult for me to abstain from sex.
The couple agreed to abstain from having sex until they are married.
If you value the word of God then you will abstain from sex until you are married.
If you have no friends. then yes
Buddhist monks must abstain from sex due to a strict set of 227 rules of conduct, because it is thought that sexual intercourse, regardless of whether it is heterosexual or homosexual, is succumbing to desire, and therefore a hindrance to achieve Nirvana (enlightenment).
No, sex is fine during pregnancy. If you have a sensitive pregnancy the doctor would tell you to abstain.
For as long as he wish. Medically there's no problem.
I shouldn't think so seen as tho they abstain from sex, alcohol and drugs.
The sperm is reabsorbed by the body, but there may be discomfort in the testicles of some males.
The surest way to avoid AIDS is to abstain from sex, or to limit sex to one partner who also limits his or her sex in the same way (monogamy). Condoms are not 100% safe.
Some use the excuse of religion to abstain from sex before marriage. Some just want to be sure they truly love the person and do not want their relationships to be based on sex. Some feel their wedding night will be more special if they abstain. It is a personal choice and if you are not ready, do not let anyone push you to do something you do not want to do, ever.
That's the ideal. Now abstain from oral, anal and vaginal sex for seven days. Don't even do these with a condom. After that -- back to normal.