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Originally Posted by Texasbelle
It is a myriad of things contributing to the rise of teen sex. It will take a whole lot of things to cause a drop in the numbers. You have sex on tv and movies everywhere. Seventeen magazine which is for teens is now all about sex. When I was growing up you would have never seen anything about sex or anything sexual in it. It is disgusting the contents you will find in a teen magazine today. Try taking your 12 y/o son to a PG movie. They should really be rated R. Full of sexual content. We have created a society today where sex sells everything, it is ok to be sexual at a young age, but we want to complain about teenagers having sex at a young age. Now if we want to change the numbers we must change what is going into their minds and the age at which this starts. Yes I can turn the TV off and I do. But you almost can not get away from it anymore. You have to be the police 24/7 which should not be necessary.
But I will say this..I have a 21 y/o daughter who is still saying NO. I have raised her that her virginity is the most precious thing she will have to offer her new husband on her wedding night and that it is God's desire for her to remain pure. She is doing her best to honor this in a society that has made it hard and where kids are picked on for choosing to remain pure. Hopefully, more parents will wake up, smell the roses, and try to do the same. I have raised my 18 y/o son in the same manner as my daughter. He is to respect a young lady, he is to remain pure, and he is to honor God above all. Hopefully he will stay on a good path as well.
Society wonders why we are sliding downhill so fast. Take a look at what we are doing and teaching our children and all of your questions will be answered.
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If the world learned from Tbelle, it would be perfect
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