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Issues With Premarital Sex

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Now a days our society has made a big impact on the changes in us in the way of thinking. Compared to to our ansestors, nowadays people’s lifestyle is more on self-satisfaction.In our ansestors a lot of people were unwilling to fulfill their oun desires because they are afraid of the judgements of other people around them witch leads to closed-minded generations.Then theme run's and things have a lot of changed.So we become to emphasized on the “ self “ and uplift off the weight of the society's judgement, As people start to move forward their self-satisfaction, they are more open to what is to be considered as premarital sex.Then sexualized activities have always been a basic need to human being.
Premarital sex is a major cause to unwed pregnancies many women have become single mom or single parent since they practice sexual intercourse without a caution for unwanted pregnancies. Moreover, the risk of getting sexual transmitted infection (STI) is much higher for those who have sex without any kind of protections. Those 3 points above seems like the Strongest points to prove that premarital sex …show more content…

The reason why merrage is created is to join two people for the opposite sex together in a holy sacrament that would make the couple one. The sacraments of merrage is one of the most sacred sacraments in the Catholic religion and by performing a premarital sex, the couple is breaking a covenant and it makes performing a sin. Many people have a strong emotional hardship that they go through after having a premarital sex, premarital sex doesn’t just lead into a sin, it will lead into a separation of GOD and your family and friends. That is why premarital sex is very Sirius case it can distroy your relationship to other people and also it can distroy

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