Adolescents and Sex

Liar is someone that says that dislike having someone to kiss and say/hear nice things. Since the very beginning of teenage people start to look the world around and realize that there is much more than just childish games and kids stuff. Who forgets the first passion? The teenage sensations, despite being pretty scary, can be the best things we will ever experience in our entire life. When people get to the adult age, they sure will miss the childhood, but stories about teenage will never be enough. Passions, dates, mistakes, adventures, sex and much more will remain on peoples’ minds forever and ever and ever.

In adolescence, everything is brand new and according to this idea, we must be very careful on our experiences. Parents often remind us to have a good behavior facing these new phase. Of course more than eighty percent of the time we will never listen to them. A teenager seems as if blindfolded for adults’ warnings and advices. In this phase they often think their generation is the only correct ones. Only by growth they will realize whether it’s true or else.

We all make mistakes along lifetime, but in adolescence, people use to learn more from these mistakes. Only this way, by experiencing, parents will have the total credit to get closer to them and say: did you see? It does not work this way.

The foremost parental concern as of their adolescents is two: sex and drugs. Parents can not ask themselves if their teenagers will experience it; but “when”. These two issues seem deeply ingrain in people’s lives and there is no way to denying it. The so-normal huge gap between parents and teenagers would never be that big so as not to talk about drugs and sex. These two words can completely change someone’s life, forever. A premature/undesired pregnancy can prevent someone from experiencing a few things that only teenage offer, like adventures and infatuations. AIDS can be contracted by sex, just like many other STD’s (Sexually Transmitted Diseases). To approach drugs may turn out quite complicated. The best thing parents can do is to talk to their teenagers, using such a language as well as examples they are able to understand.

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