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It seems like the companies that do those movies should put condoms in the bag |
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People, they're gonna have sex anyways.
There are eighth graders who get pregnant, even in schools where they start sex ed in the 5th grade
and pound the idea into kids heads that if they have unprotected sex, the girl WILL get pregnant.
They don't get pregnant because they don't know they might. They get pregnant because they want to
have sex, their boyfriend refuses to wear a condom, and they don't have access to the Pill thanks to
their parents not being accepting of sexual relationships, and the Pill being so hard to get.
Even if you think sex before marriage is immoral, most teens don't, and will have sex even if they
don't expect the relationship to last very long.
It also rarely occurs to teens that they should use birth control in the heat of the moment. They're
might not think ahead very far and buy condoms, and even if they do, the guy might not wanna wear
one, or they might just forget in the heat of the moment. If they had access to birth control like
the Pill, then they could plan to take it when they're calm, reducing the risk of pregnancy.
You wouldn't encourage them, just as having sex ed doesn't encourage them. They're gonna find out
anyways, and they're gonna want to do it anyways. Plus, you people who are arguing that it'd give
them a green light, do you even know how most teens think? Many teens will do things just because
they're forbidden. If they're parents are extremely against them even dating, let alone having sex
(as in the case of one of my friends) then they're more likely to want to do it just to spite their
parents and prove to themselves and their friends that their parents can't control their lives.
Talking to them about it will encourage them to think before they act. |
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OK ,think about this guys really, your not going to stop them by not distributing them out. If you
put them in school, it wont necessarily make them have sex more. Also more people out there might
want to take the risk then talk to there parents about it, why not do it more privately at the
school. W00t for sex, for all those god lovers out there, God mad it so it would feel good, for all
those other people out there, its natural :p |
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Of course, why teach kids about it and then not give it out if it is needed. You can't stop kids
from having sex but you can offer birth control. At least they are safe. |
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Who knows, they may need it for medical purposes. I think the kids and their families should make
their own decision. |
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Birth control pills should be passed out like candy in schools, starting in middle school.
When I was young, you didn’t need parental permission to get The Pill. I rode my bike down to the
county clinic, had my pelvic exam and Pap smear, and rode home with three months’ of free
contraceptives. Mom didn’t know, but would have been proud of my initiative.
Now in the U.S., thanks to Bush and his neocon cabal, it is much harder for girls. Parental
permission is required, and pills are no longer free.
I view this as one of the most serious failures of U.S. Public policy. We owe it to our daughters to
protect them from ruining their lives with unwanted pregnancies.
Since we cannot trust parents to provide birth control to teens, it must be up to the schools.
Teachers should be similarly entrusted to give teens sex education. |
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Absolutely.. There should be more sex education, relationship education and availability to condoms,
pills advice .. Whatever it takes..
Anyone who thinks children at school age do not have sex should seriously wake up.. |
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17 Mar 2008 16:38
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