Talking to Your Children About Sex
Teach Them to Abstain From Having Sex Until They are Married
By renee, published Apr 02, 2006
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If you were to take a poll on what makes young adults happy the majority would probably say sex. This is perfectly normal since everyone has these natural desires and feelings. But as a parent you will want to take the time to teach your child at an early age all they need to know about sex. For many parents this is a subject that they do not even want to think about discussing. However studies have shown that the discussion of sex has become more open over the past several years. Unfortunetly this is because there are more youths having sexual intercourse at earlier ages than ever before. Many feel that it it is ok to live togehter and have sex without being married, among numerous other issues. It is usally what is viewed as popular today that determines what your children will do. But why allow your children to learn about sex from the wrong sources. Your child should be taught how beautiful sex can be from you.
As your teenager gets older, they will become more and more curious about sex. This is especially the case since all they see on tv and in movies has to do with sex. A medical columnist by the name of Dr Kapel listed several reasons behind premarital sex and made a few observations as to the effects or consequences: " Sex is musused as a means of rebellion against parents. It is used to attract attention, and is also used in a way of proving masculinity or feminity.
It is misused as a social crutch in vain attempt to gain acceptance." He also stated", When sex is misused, it never solves the problems that motivate it. Usually it only obscures them." Some people feel that following these types of viewpoints are too old fashioned, and are not interested in following God's principles, that are clearly outlined in the bible. For those who do not believe in religion there are no boundries, and along with no boundries also comes consequences.
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