Abstinence-Only is Not the Way to Go

In a society where young people are engaged in sexual activities, it is very important to open these young people to education and to have interest in sex education. Two alternatives for these teenagers are abstinence education, which makes it possible to give contraceptives to minors. Each of these methods is strongly opposed by moral reasoning. Parents do not want to hear children being taught about contraceptives and those who criticize "asceticism" education think that it is not effective.

Today's argument focuses on whether the school should educate abstinence or comprehensive sex education. People who prefer abstinence correctly pointed out that abstinence is the only way to 100% definitively prevent pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases and quoted a study showing the benefits of abstinence education. They also often point out the emotional complexity associated with active living. Recent media polls by various media, health and social organizations have concluded that most families support the idea of ​​teaching sex education in schools to some extent, but there are differences between topics to be covered . There are still parents firmly opposed to the view of school education on the sex of minors, but there is generally no discussion on how to teach some form of sex education.

Sex education is usually taught. In abstinence only sex education, the only way to prevent pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases (STI) is to avoid sexual acts and refuse sex before marriage. If you are sexually active, it does not contain any information about contraception or how to prevent sexually transmitted diseases. Alternatively, comprehensive sex education provides information on abstinence and safe sex. Many states need to emphasize abstinence in sex education programs, but also recognize the importance of contraception education. This method is called abstinence including information on contraception methods and prevention methods for sexually transmitted diseases, but abstinence is emphasized as the main method to prevent pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases.

I will fight for abstinence and comprehensive sex education. Supporters of both men and women want to alleviate teenage pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases, but the methods are various (Block et al., 2005). Only abstinent supporters believe pre - marital sex is immoral and harmful; they use abstinence as the only option for young people to avoid sexually transmitted diseases and teenage pregnancies. , 2005). Abstinence advocate