March 17, 200818 yr Special thanks to Brittany Spears, rap videos, and MTV. While I will agree with you on this I think the most important thing for a teenage girl is her relationship with her father. If there is open communication and trust then the chances are much greater that the girl will abstain or atleast protect.
March 17, 200818 yr Trust me, in high school, if you have an STD, everyone will find out... In our high school at least. :lol: I think I know 2 people that have one and thats out of a lot of people. I am sure there are others who don't tell anyone but 1 out of 4 is just crazy.
March 17, 200818 yr Author While I will agree with you on this I think the most important thing for a teenage girl is her relationship with her father. If there is open communication and trust then the chances are much greater that the girl will abstain or atleast protect. I would add that I believe it is important for the son to see how they should treat females from their father. If the father is making lewd comments and watching porn and the like-type movies, than the son is going to get an idea that treating women like that is acceptable. If a father is treating the women in his life lovingly and with respect, than the son will grow to believe that is how you treat women. Rodney Atkins song "Watching You" is a good example of what I am talking about.
March 17, 200818 yr Trust me, in high school, if you have an STD, everyone will find out... ...and in our neck of the woods, we had no problem pointing them out.
March 17, 200818 yr Author ...and in our neck of the woods, we had no problem pointing them out. If you knew about them. Contrary to pregnancy where you cannot keep that quiet, an STD no one knows at the beginning unless you tell them.
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