trina1
replied on September 4th, 2006
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
| eiri
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| trina1
wrote: | | eiri
wrote: | | trina1
wrote: | | eiri
wrote: | | oh I agree, there will
always be an accident, something gets
forgotten, etc... But if every woman
had proper birth control, think of how
many abortions that would reduce!
:) |
proper education would go a long way in
helping the problem too. I can't
believe the number of girls 15-18 who have
said....They weren't sure about how you
get pregnant. You would think in this
day and age when little is left to the
imagination on tv and in the
media.....That they would have figured
some of this out. That is why
education both in the home and in the
schools really needs to be stepped up.
If they don't know how you get
pregnant....Then they probably are not
real sure how not to
either. |
i know many young women who have been told
so many times that bcp's don't work that
they'd rather have unprotected sex that go
through the bother of actually learning
about birth control methods, and their
real
effectivness. |
i believe you are correct on this.
Again....Education is the key. The sad
thing is....Just because someone is
"physically" mature enough to have
sex....Doesn't mean they are "emotionally
mature enough. That means sometimes
things like bc and condoms are not deemed
as important by them as they truly
are. |
right. My personal belief is that
children under the age of 18 shouldn't be
having sex anyway... Of course not many
people follow that advice lol, but if I
ever have kids, that's what I will teach
them: about sex, how a woman becomes
pregnant, what birth control is - and my
daughter will be on the birth control of
her choice when she starts seriously
dating a guy - the effectiveness of it,
and the options that are available if
something goes wrong. I would always
support my theoretical daughter, no matter
what she chose. If she was under 18
yeah... I would make sure she knew the
pros and cons of keeping the baby. But I
would never force her to abort, and i'd
never kick her out if she kept the baby.
However, I would not monetarily support
the baby; just her as is my job until she
is 18. I'd help her fill out paper work
to get milk vouchers and whatnot... But
I wouldn't baby-sit the child while she
went to school either, especially if she
was still in highschool. I'd make her
find a babysitter for the day. It would
be my grandaughter, not my child, and as
such, my daughter would be responsible for
raising it, not
me. |
for a theoretical parent....You have your
head on pretty straight. :)
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