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What is sex for?

 

Would you agree with any of these answers?

7. To satisfy your appetite for sex. When you’re thirsty you drink something; when you’re hungry, you eat. When you have sexual desire, you have sex.”

8. A college girl: “It’s just a normal part of a relationship.” This girl, looking for a male study partner, described what she was looking for as “sort of like a boyfriend, but without the sex.”

9. A participant in an international AIDS conference, “To satisfy a basic human need, a natural urge. It’s inhumane to expect a teenager not to have sex.”

To be continued …

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Young people everywhere are being bombarded day in and day out in our super-sexualized society by messages that both trivialize sex and encourage sexual activity. These messages are hurting our young people. Yet as Christians we are failing to give our teens a picture of healthy sexuality; we leave them on their own to figure things out, often with disastrous results – physical, emotional, and social. It doesn’t need to be this way, and it breaks my heart to see the pain resulting from our lack of action.

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