Sex_Education

Why do kids need to be educated about sex and it’s affects in school' Peer pressure is the number reason teenagers have sex in high school. Having sex is the “cool” thing to do. But why are the younger students having sex' Because they think that them and their significant other are serious enough to be having sex. What most of them don’t release is the bond that gets formed and the addiction that sex forms. According to experts, parents should be the ones educating their younger kids about what sex does and what can happen but many parents are busy with work, sports events, and life’s daily demands that they don’t ever actually talk to their children. The school is the next place they may learn about sex’s negative effects but all they hear about is from what other students saying. Peers to always realize that they are pressuring one another but they are. Sex Education classes needs to be offered in schools to prevent unwanted pregnancies and undesired STDs. Having sex, in today’s society, is what it takes to be popular. Just as this has been tended into society the age at when kids first do have sex, is the new tend. The younger the boy, typically, the cooler he is. As the age of when kids start having sex gets younger and younger so does teen pregnancy. The age has gotten so low, that the girls aren’t even hitting thirteen and they have already done the unthinkable. According to studies, sex is an addiction. When kids start having sex at the age of thirteen and, for example purposes, the stay together, because they feel the emotional distress by it, and they keep having sex until senior year, four years down the road. By this time, these students think they are getting married after college and stop using protection. This is when a baby comes along. The boy then leaves so he doesn’t mess up his football scholarship and leaves the girl here by herself with a child. The dad might still be with the mom, but the dad is not with the child, and the mother is on her own to raise the child. The mother is a single mom now, working two jobs, never being caught up on her bills and then her car breaks down, she can’t work, and now she can’t feed her kid. This never would of happened if the kids would have been taught sex education starting in 6th grade and continuing to build through the next six years. Students need sex education in school is because parents aren’t taking the responsibility to talk to their children about the emotional effects of the bond sex creates, how addicting sex is and the emotional toll it takes on the body. Sex causes a major bond to form, which is why sex is suppose to be saved for the wedding night. Scientifically when sex is used to for what it is suppose to be used for, to form a lasting bond, it is unshakable to any human kind. However, now days finding a teenager in high school who hasn’t had sex is like finding a needle in a hay stack, making more sex addicts. Sex education needs to teach how addicting sex can be and how the effects of being too addicted can cause bad life choices. No matter what level it is classified under sex is addicting to the human anatomy. When teenagers are unaware of this addiction they seem to act without thinking on these sexual they are the girls who get called a slut or a whore because they bounce from guy to guy trying to fill this hole that was left when the bond was tore apart. The girls are the ones who end up as strippers with five kids with five dads. Some people who think only abstinence should be taught during sex education think that teaching anything else, is encouraging teenagers to have sex. When sex became so popular in the 70s with the invention of condoms, they were practically pushing teenagers out the door to have sex. This is an example of encouraging sex, but it’s safe sex. The realization that teens have, are, and will be having sex needs to be exposed to the public and especially their parents.