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Old 11-05-2004, 01:56   #107
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Re: UK teen celibacy

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Originally Posted by Bifta
I agree, but, if these programs based themselves around initially educating their "members" (poor choice of phrase) properly then there wouldn't be a problem. I suspect some of the states in the USA which are fairly religious don't want such things as sex, STD's and teenage pregnancy discussed.

edit: must go to bed, nearly 2am!
Think you've hit the nail on its head there bifta.
If these schemes taught both abstainence and safer sex they'd be much more effective.
But religious groups don't seem to want that
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