So
what can happen if you decide to have sex before you get married?
Sexually
Transmitted Diseases
Yes…have
sex now with the wrong person and you might have to endure a
disease that could cause you to experience…
It’s
happening all around us. Is sex right now really worth that
chance?
This
is the real deal—you can’t always tell when someone
has an STD or not. Because of that, if you want to remain sexually
healthy the best thing to do is to limit the number of people
you have sex with. That may sound too simple but it’s
true. The more people you have sex with the greater the chance
you have of coming down with one of these diseases. The fewer
partners you have you are less likely to get an STD. The safest
plan is to rest your sexuality until you are ready to marry
someone who has also practiced abstinence.
Don’t
buy into the smokescreen about condoms. Condoms do not give
you 100% Effective protection against any of these diseases.
ONLY
ABSTINENCE FROM ALL SEXUAL ACTIVITY UNTIL MARRIAGE GIVES YOU
100% EFFECTIVE PROTECTION FROM THESE DISEASES.
Click
on each disease to find out more information.
Human
Papilloma Virus (HPV)—Genital Warts
Genital Herpes
Chlamydia
Gonorrhea
Syphilis
HIV/AIDS
If
you have been sexually active USA100 encourages you to go get
tested for STD’s. For information on where you can get
tested click below:
Emotional
Heartbreak
Sex
is more than just a physical act. Emotions are always involved
in sex. Unfortunately, too many people discover this way too
late. What they thought was just going to be a good time or
something that would bring them closer to a person ends up being
far different. Every year, USA100 talks to many students who
wish they could go back and change decisions they made about
sex because they have discovered that giving too much of themselves
hurts—especially when the relationship ends. Abstinence
is not just about protecting your body from diseases but also
your heart against unnecessary heartbreak.
Teen Pregnancies
OK…you
know the whole reproduction thing. You know how babies are made.
Babies come about through sex. So, if teens are having sex they
run the risk of having a baby. While babies are great, having
or fathering one during your teen years brings huge responsibilities.
