Duh! that is an antiquated Maria Clara era question,
the trending question now is
“Do you spit or swallow?”
“Do you spit or swallow?”
Building a new primitive society by c.pio - a blog entry for July 2013 Blogging Event of Filipinos for Life.
Start with Sexual Indoctrination...
Children can gain a sense of ownership about their bodies when they give themselves sexual pleasure. [Advocatesforyouth.org Tips for Talking with Kids About Masturbation Melanie Davis, EdD]
Forget the things such as self-control and delayed
gratification, just give in to whatever craving you experience, forget all this
business about right and wrong – just go for it, all one needs is condom.1
Creating a framework that they can do whatever feels good so long as mutual
consent is granted and no third parties are affected - protruding sex a casual
activity for all, Mr.
Bill
Muehlenberg says a [P]erfect advice for
wild dogs and mountain goats.
Children can gain a sense of ownership about their bodies when they give themselves sexual pleasure. [Advocatesforyouth.org Tips for Talking with Kids About Masturbation Melanie Davis, EdD]
From screaming Sexual
nasty billboard to the beat of Sexually explicit music rhythm, all are busy using Media in reshaping our cultural
landscape, normalize early sexual experimentation, restructuring and redefining
the basic unit of society according to the norm of Safe Sex.
Research after research shows that teens are twice as likely to have sex or engage in sexual acts if they
see similar behavior in the media.2 Exposure to sexual content
in the media according to new study is responsible for earlier onset of sexual
intercourse or other sexual activities:
Results. Multivariate
regression analysis indicated that adolescents who viewed more sexual content
at baseline were more likely to initiate intercourse and progress to more
advanced noncoital sexual activities during the subsequent year,[…] Exposure to
TV that included only talk about sex was associated with the same risks as
exposure to TV that depicted sexual behavior.
[Collins RL,
Elliott MN, Berry SH, et al. Watching sex
on television predicts adolescent initiation of sexual behavior. Pediatrics.2004;114(3)]
The same result found in Sexy media matter: exposure to sexual
content in music, movies, television, and magazine predicts black and white
adolescents’ sexual behavior by Brown
JD, L’Engle KL, Pardun CJ, Guo G, Kenneavy K, Jackson C.
and on
Exposure to Sexual Lyrics and Sexual Experience Among Urban
Adolescents: Brian A. Primack, MD,
EdM, MS, Erika L. Douglas, MS, Michael J. Fine, MD, MSc, Madeline A. Dalton,
PhD:
In
summary, adolescents are heavily exposed to lyrics describing degrading sex in
popular music, and this exposure is associated with early sexual experience
among them in an urban population of youth at high risk for risky sexual
behavior.
Background:
The purpose of this study was to determine if exposure to lyrics describing
degrading sex in popular music is independently associated with sexual behavior
in a cohort of urban adolescents.
Methods:
All ninth-grade health students at three large urban high schools completed
in-school surveys in 2006 and 2007. Participants’ exposure to lyrics describing
degrading sex was computed with overall music exposure and content analyses of
their favorite artists’ songs. Outcomes included sexual intercourse and
progression along a noncoital sexual continuum. Multivariable regression was
used to assess independent associations between exposure to lyrics describing
degrading sex and outcomes.
Results:
The 711 participants were exposed to 14.7 hours each week of songs with lyrics
describing degrading sex (SD_17.0). Almost one third of participants (n_216)
had previously been sexually active. Compared to those with the least exposure
to lyrics describing degrading sex, those with the most exposure were more than
twice as likely to have had sexual intercourse (OR_2.07; 95% CI_1.26, 3.41),
even after adjusting for all covariates. Similarly, among those who had not had
sexual intercourse, those in the highest tertile of exposure to lyrics
describing degrading sex were nearly twice as likely to have progressed along a
noncoital sexual continuum (OR_1.88; 95% CI_1.23, 2.88) compared to those in the
lowest tertile. Finally, the relationships between exposure to lyrics
describing nondegrading sex and sexual outcomes were not significant.
Conclusions:
This study supports an association between exposure to lyrics describing
degrading sex in popular music and early sexual experience among adolescents.
But it does not end here… our youth (our future leader)
cannot find a safer haven against sexual indoctrination – recently, some carried it thru
education… welcome to a Comprehensive
Sex Education design for young Filipino children a deceiving approach of “Stay pure but if you can’t control, have
sex as long as condom is used”. In short, instead of offering an answer, it
adds to the problem:
Statistically
Significant Results: Only the abstinence intervention
significantly reduced sexual initiation, when compared with the control group
(32.6% that had received the abstinence intervention initiated sex vs. 51.8%
that received “safer sex” and 41.8% that received “comprehensive” sex
education.) 46.6% of the control group initiated sex.
The author cites the value
of a single focused
abstinence approach for encouraging sexual delay, as opposed to a
mixed “comprehensive” message. (AP article 2/2/10: “Jemmott said the single
focus may have been better at encouraging abstinence than the other approaches
in his study. ‘The message was not mixed
with any other messages,’ said Jemmott.) [Jemmott,
J. B., Jemmott L. S.,Fong G. T. (2010). Efficacy
of a theory-based abstinence-only intervention over 24 months. Arch Pediatr
Adolesc Med. 2010;164(2):152-159.]
“Abstinence only” approach is clearly
had a greater impact on delaying sexual initiation than on increasing birth
control [Kirby, D., Barth, R. P., Leland, N., & Fetro, J. V. (1991).
Reducing the Risk: Impact of a new curriculum on sexual risk-taking. Family
Planning Perspectives, 23(6), 253-263.]
Taking away the legitimate right of Parents in raising
their children; going to a point that no matter how they stress the moral norm of “Abstinence”, youth
will cast doubt since they have an alternative options to make sex - safe. Add on
it the tendency of inserting sexual perversion provided by homosexuals and
liberals adventurists who don’t give any respect to monogamous relationship:
“There is now no doubt […]
that we need sex education in schools and that it should include information on
heterosexual and homosexual relationships. The lives of our young people depend
on our fulfilling our responsibility [C. Everett
Koop, MD, ScD:Surgeon
General]
As in, if you must recognize sexual activities simply because it is safe and there is mutual consent between parties involve, upon what basis can it deny sexual activities between boy on boy and girl on girl? Upon what basis can it deny sexual activities between a dog and your sister? Sexual expression through experimentation can go beyond imagination! A 12 year old youth engaging with Friends-with-benefits or on one-night-stand will be a normal daily activities; swapping, downloading of personal homemade sex video will be a daily routine... man's body is nothing but a mere object for fun - nothing is unusual.
The sad thing is There is no condom for the heart - the psychological issues will started
to flow from within and creating a self emptiness:
The emotional side effects
of premarital sex are also damaging to a young woman. One of the most common
consequences of teenage sexual activity is depression. Girls who are sexually
active are more than three times as likely to be depressed as girls who are
abstinent.[7] In fact, the condition has become so predictable that the American
Journal of Preventive Medicine recommends to doctors: “[Girls who are
engaging in] sexual intercourse should be screened for depression, and provided
with anticipatory guidance about the mental health risks of these behaviors.”[8] Even
if a girl experiments with sex once, research shows an increased risk of
depression.[9] Also, consider the fact that the rate of suicide attempts for
sexually active girls (aged twelve to sixteen) is six times higher than the
rate for virgins.[10]3
[7]. Robert E. Rector, et
al., “Sexually Active Teenagers are More Likely to be Depressed and to Attempt
Suicide,” The Heritage Foundation (June 3, 2003) .
[8]. Hallfors, et al., “Which Comes First in Adolescence—Sex and Drugs or Depression?” American Journal of Preventive Medicine 29:3 (October 2005), 169.
[9]. Hallfors, et al., 168; Hallfors, et al., “Adolescent Depression and Suicide Risk: Association with Sex and Drug Behavior,” American Journal of Preventive Medicine 27:3 (October 2004), 224–231; Martha W. Waller, et al., “Gender Differences in Associations Between Depressive Symptoms and Patterns of Substance Use and Risky Sexual Behavior among a Nationally Representative Sample of U.S. Adolescents,” Archives of Women’s Mental Health 9:3 (May 2006), 139–150.
[10]. As reported by D. P. Orr, M. Beiter, G. Ingersoll, “Premature Sexual Activity as an Indicator of Psychological Risk,” Pediatrics 87 (February 1991), 141–147.
[8]. Hallfors, et al., “Which Comes First in Adolescence—Sex and Drugs or Depression?” American Journal of Preventive Medicine 29:3 (October 2005), 169.
[9]. Hallfors, et al., 168; Hallfors, et al., “Adolescent Depression and Suicide Risk: Association with Sex and Drug Behavior,” American Journal of Preventive Medicine 27:3 (October 2004), 224–231; Martha W. Waller, et al., “Gender Differences in Associations Between Depressive Symptoms and Patterns of Substance Use and Risky Sexual Behavior among a Nationally Representative Sample of U.S. Adolescents,” Archives of Women’s Mental Health 9:3 (May 2006), 139–150.
[10]. As reported by D. P. Orr, M. Beiter, G. Ingersoll, “Premature Sexual Activity as an Indicator of Psychological Risk,” Pediatrics 87 (February 1991), 141–147.
Current sociological
research overwhelmingly demonstrates "strong correlations between the
practices of premarital sex and/or cohabitation and divorce." Some of the
more prominent studies:
• As early as 1974 the
correlation between premarital sex and divorce was known. Robert Athanasiou and
Richard Sarkin. "Premarital sexual behavior and postmarital
adjustment," Archives of Sexual Behavior 3 (May 1974).
• A 1991 study suggested a
"relatively strong positive relationship between premarital sex and
divorce." Joan Kahn and Kathryn London. "Premarital Sex and the Risk
of Divorce," Journal of Marriage and the Family 53 (1991):845-55.
• In May 2003, a study
concluded that women who had their first sexual experience before marriage with
partners other than the man they eventually marry, are about 34% more likely to
experience divorce than women who did not. This increased risk is not present
with women whose only premarital sex involved the man they married. This study
also notes that cohabitation is considered to be "one of the most robust
predictors of marital dissolution that has appeared in the literature."
Jay Teachmen. "Premarital Sex, Premarital Cohabitation, and the Risk of
Subsequent Marital Dissolution Among Women," Journal of Marriage and
Family 65 (May 2003).[4]
In the end, Sexual Revolution is shaking our society on
its core, setting aside the good Filipino Values when it comes to sex and family to build a new primitive empty society, just like the bonobo monkey in the wild - where a mom cuddle her baby only as
a substitute for her desire to have sexual intercourse with him.
[4]http://www.physiciansforlife.org/content/view/1181/27/
Spit or swallow? A question that will make you punch that person....LOL :)))
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