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Does access to condom prevent teen pregnancy?
Teen pregnancy have become a hot topic lately. Almost everyday we can come across an article in the newspaper reporting on teen pregnancy. Teenpregnancy is the cause of open sex between teenagers. So can we make a conclusion that abolishing sex between teenagers can prevent teen pregnancy? The answer is NO...Why? Not one or two, but tens ofmeasures have been taken to abolish teen sex, but all end with despair. Strengthening the teenagers influence in religion since small, law enforcement and organising health campaigns are all the story ofthe past. This few measures have all turn into failure. We can't stop this bunch of group so called teenagers from having sex. No matter what measure are done, it is impossible to prevent teenagers fromhaving open sex. Mind as well we make sure that their act doesn't turn into a disaster for instance teen pregnancy. This is where condoms come to handy. At the end of the day our prime objective isto prevent teen pregnancy.
We have to stop pretending teens do not have sex, and instead provide access to birth control! Although parents do not like to admit it, teens everywhere, all the time arehaving sexual relations. Parents try their best to raise their children until they are able to stand on their feet, teach them right and wrong, and the appropriate behaviour and inappropriatebehaviour. However teenage sexual relations have little to do with parents, and much more to do with teenage culture and peer pressure. Teenage these days are more exposed to the outside world compared toteenagers 10 years ago. Teenage now are more rebellious and have greater intuition to explore new things that seem exciting, awesome and cool. Sex is, and will always be, one of the these things. Sincethe desire is strong to explore sex is a given, the best thing we can do is to provide teens with access to birth control, including condoms. With this, teenage pregnancy can not only be control but...