Sex is everywhere. From television, to music, to
conversation, to everywhere. The media pressures young children into thinking
that they should be ready. I think it’s harmful to young minds. In addition to
feeling like they should try sex,
kids are now feeling like they want
to try sex. More and more, teens are being exposed to sexual images and themes,
which pile on top of their already raging hormones. Sociologically, it’s
praised and uplifted in our culture and used as a means to determine who's more
attractive or masculine, as opposed to what really matters in a person. Because
it's so casual, people don't think anything’s wrong anymore. Sex itself isn't
an issue; it's a natural thing. But because we're human and not animals, sex is
a very personal and bonding experience for both sides. You’re completely
vulnerable to that other person, and giving your body. So is sex a big deal
anymore? It’s a tough question to answer. For some people, virginity is sacred
and sleeping around is a big deal; for others, it isn't. I remember in school
when kids would shout "Ewww cooties!" and suddenly everyone thought
girls had girl germs and guys had guy germs. There was no such thing, but so
many kids thought there were. Same with sex, it is not a big deal really except
for the possibility of STD's and pregnancy but if you are wearing protection
and understand 100% the possible risks there is no big deal at all. People are
taught that it’s a big deal. I think you should do what you think is right for
you, and let others do what's right for them.
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