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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The starting point is having a personal morality that you work from infancy to inculcate into your child, teaching that sexual relations have meaning beyond the mechanics and are not simply pleasant friction between two hormonally attracted individuals.[/quote] +1 Most teens globally are not having sex, so it is actually not the norm to be sexually active. [b]In fact, I wonder why any teen would have sex? It makes them vulnerable and messes them up in so many ways.[/b] I think that how teens think about sex is a function of their family dynamics, socialization, attitude of the parents and culture. Also, teens who lack a sense of purpose and pride in their achievement, and who do not get time from the parents - quality and quantity - are more apt to have sex.[/quote] Seriously, you can't think of any reasons a teenager might want to get busy? [/quote] Exposure to sexually explicit material at home at a young age or being sexually abused or a victim of incest?? [/quote] Then how do you explain that teen sex is currently at an all-time low? [/quote]
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