Children and teenagers will a variety of information and situations related to sexuality. Guidance from families and schools id the key role in helping teenagers' healthy sexual development and responsible behavior. Too many young teens are sexually active now than recent years. Sexual intercourse between young teens will bring children with them. Many young girls are getting pregnant and many of them are unintended. Not just babies come to the teens but also sexual transmitted diseases. Comprehensive sexuality education can be critical in giving young people the information and skills they need to make responsible decisions and to protect themselves. Many people believe that what should be taught in schools are human development, relationships, personal skills, sexual behavior and health, and society and culture. While many people believe those subjects should be taught, I believe the main word we should be looking for is abstinence.
             Sometimes it might seem like everyone in school is talking about who's a virgin, who isn't, and who might be. For both girls and guys, the pressure can sometimes be intense. But deciding whether it's right for them to have sex is one of the most important decisions a teen will ever have to make. Each person must use his or her own judgment and decide if it's the right time and the right person. This means considering some very important factors- both physical ones, like the possibility of becoming pregnant or getting a sexually transmitted disease. Emotional factors could also come into play. Though a person's body may feel ready for sex, sex also has very serious emotional consequences.
             Family attitudes, personal values, or religious beliefs provide them with an "inner voice" that guides then in resisting pressure to get sexually involved before the time is right. Nobody wants to feel left out of thinks and it&apo
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