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Advantages And Disadvantages Of Premarital Sex

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What is Premarital sex? As indicated by the 2013 young adult, fertility and sexuality study which the University of the Philippines Population Institute and the Demographic Research and Development Foundation Inc., the study shows that one of every 3 youth aged 15 to 24 years old is already engaged in premarital sex. This study shows how rampant premarital sex is in our society especially for the teenagers. In addition according to UPPI’s ( University of the Philippines Population Institute) Marie Laz Marquez, on her research stated that 35.5 percent are females and 28.7 are males engaging premarital sex. They have their own reasons why they are engaged in such things, maybe family or personal problems or maybe lack of knowledge. Premarital …show more content…

Absolutely yes, doing those things without thinking can lead into a undecidable decision which may affect our future. Premarital sex can lead us to slow self esteem and low self worth. Time come when you realize ,start questioning yourself about those thing and you are not ready to deal with it, it can cause destructive behavior. If you are students it may affects your studies or grades you cant focus anymore and sometimes it may result to drop or stop studying , if you are employed individual it may also affect your performance to your work which maybe can cause to lose your job. Another thing is it may affect your future marriage life. Sex before marriage may harm your marriage life, it can create conflict between the two couples which may result for questioning their commitment and loyalty to each other. Lastly it may destroy our future or lead us to death. All of us familiar with disease that spread through sexual contact or known as Sexually Transmitted Diseases. Yes some of this are incurable but some also is not, so its means you have that for lifetime It can be your lifetime prison sentence in exchange for a moment of pleasure with someone who is not your wife or

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