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Abstinence

Choosing abstinence Health Stats Who has the most influence on a teen’s decisions about sex? The graph shows how some teens responded to this question.

Physical Attraction and Dating Another name for feelings of intense attraction to another person is infatuation. Although these feelings can sometimes be overwhelming, they are normal and healthy for teenagers. Dating is typically the way that teenagers get to know people to whom they are attracted. By dating someone, you can learn about his or her personality, interests, abilities, and values.

Risks of Sexual Intimacy Sexual intimacy is not risk free. The risks include 1.the effect on your emotional health 2. the effect on your relationship 3. the risk of pregnancy 4. the risk of sexually transmitted infections

Effect on Emotional Health A decision to become sexually involved may go against a person’s values. The person may feel guilty or ashamed Lose self-respect

Effect on Your Relationship Sexual intimacy can affect each partner’s expectations One partner may expect to have sex whenever the couple is together, while the other partner may not.

Risk of Pregnancy A teenage pregnancy can pose serious health problems for the baby and the mother. Babies born to young mothers are often smaller and less healthy than those born to older women. Teenage mothers are more likely to have health problems during pregnancy than women in their twenties. Young people are aware of the problems teenage parents face, but they often don’t think that pregnancy can happen to them. 1 in 6 teenage girls who engage in sexual intercourse becomes pregnant.

Risk of Sexually Transmitted Infections Some infections can be passed, or transmitted, from one person to another during sexual activity. Some STIs can cause infertility, or the inability to have children. Others shorten a person’s life or require medical treatment throughout a person’s life.

Emotional Intimacy Millions of young people today choose to postpone sexual activity. Emotional intimacy refers to the openness, sharing, affection, and trust that can develop in a close relationship. A couple can have a close relationship without being sexually intimate. But it is hard for them to keep a relationship close if there is no emotional intimacy.

Abstinence Skills Abstinence is the act of refraining from, or not having, sex. Abstinence skills include 1. setting clear limits 2.communicating your limits 3.avoiding high-pressure situations 4.asserting yourself