Submitted by nikki01 on December 29, 2007

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Sex Ed

Years ago, young teens were playing with dolls and action figures. In 2006, they have more to be concerned about than imaginable. Young teens today are concerned with how to please the opposite sex. Often they conclude that sex is the only way to gain the attention of the opposite sex. Constantly viewing the images of sex in the media, teens believe that sex or sexiness is natural. These images began the curiosity of wanting to experience sex. The instant teens decide to have the first sexual encounter, a completely new world begins. Not having the proper education on sex, unprotected sex begins that leads to pregnancy and diseases. Although, parents believe that sex education should not...

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