Saving sex for when we are in monogamous, healthy, loving marriages is something we can do. We are more than the sum of our genital parts. We are not animals, we can think. We have been sold a bill of goods by the abortion industry, an industry that grows like a sourdough festering on a countertop in a hot kitchen. It is none of those things.
Sex is a gift.
A gift that should be saved in the wrapping that causes it to be so inviting, and anticipated with eagerness knowing that when the right moment in time is there, the gift will be opened. There is increasing evidence that a wide range of prevention messages are needed to reduce this toll. Ph. D. underscores the importance of understanding the many factors that make young people vulnerable to HIV infection and the need for prevention messages that address the wide-range of adolescent sexual experience, including abstinence and delay of sexual activity . Behavioral science has shown that a balance of prevention messages is important for young people. Don't let that be you.