Growing up, many people faced fear-based messages about sex, such as "Don't get pregnant" and the consequences of raising a child alone. This approach can lead to anxiety rather than open dialogue about relationships and sexuality. Parents often do their best with the knowledge available to them, but in today's world, it's crucial to engage in healthier, more informative discussions with teenagers. These conversations should encompass not only the biological aspects of sex but also emotional connections, consent, and the influence of social media and entertainment. By fostering open communication, parents can ensure their teens receive accurate information and guidance, helping them navigate their own feelings and experiences around sex responsibly.
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