Many people hear to wait until your married to have sex. This statement goes out to all the girls and guys who are contimplating on whether to have sex for the first time or not to. From experiences of my own hear me out.
Girls:
you may be intimidated by the rise of the controversy brought up by teens and parents on whether to start having sex or not to. Then again comes the push of peer pressure put on by your boyfriend. Don't be pressured. It's hard, oh so very hard not to, but you must stand your grounds and morals. They will tell you that sex is not such a big deal. The ones who tell you that have not been in the shoes of a girl who has just seen the blue strip on the hpt(home pregnancy test). When your put in that situation you'll find out that you should have waited. That you should have said no. But it's too late. That pit feeling in your stomach won't go away. That comes back every time you look at your parents in the eye. It only gets worse until you decide to talk to them about it. After that, they lose trust in you. Your life that you had is over. When your married you atleast know that the person you have sex with is a person that will stay with you even when that blue line comes up. When you are married and in love is the right time to have sex.
Guys:
sex is the one thing that you are trying to get through when your a teen. Your mind is set on losing your virginity with the hottest girl in school. You'll do anything. Tell them lies and reasons about why to do it. You'll be happy and acheive a large bravado feeling that you will in turn brag about to your friends in a sense of relief up untill about two weeks when you meet back up with that girl and she looks you straight in the eyes, and you ask her "what's wrong?" she drips a tear down her eye, and puts your hand on her stomach. In that split second your heart droops into your stomach, and your there wondering why in the world didn't you wait. You don't want that for you, for her, or for your concious. I know this from experience. It's the worst feeling in the world, and I hope that another teen boy never goes through that.
I am here not to preech about what is wrong and right, but to only advise and help. Do the right thing for yourself and your significant other. Think then act. If you need assistance go to a friend or parent. I'm sure they can help you with their personal experiences as well as their good will.
I was fifteen.