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Premarital Sex

            
             Premarital sex is a huge problem in society today. People everywhere are not waiting until they get married to have sex. People having sex today are not aware of the consequences that come with having sex. Must people have sex for a need of pleasure and that there is nothing but pleasure that result in sex.
             When people think about having sex they do not think about sexual transmitted disease. Which kills millions of people a year; although must sexual transmitted diseases are curable some are not. Like Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome better known as AIDS which cause the immune system to deplete by Human Immunodeficiency Virus also known as HIV. In layman terms the disease breaks down your body that helps you fight of sickness. When broken down completely your body will catch a simple sickness that would usually not affect you because your immune system would have taking care of it would kill you. People who are affected with this disease usually die a slow and painful death. What people are not realizing is that this disease is deadly and by having premarital sex and not being monogamous they too have a higher possibility that they might contract this disease. People are very aware that this disease is out there but they do not understand that it can affect them.
             Children are another aspect that has a toll in premarital sex. When people have consensual sex, kids are not one bit on their mind. A lot of kids are born in wedlock, not only are children financial a problem mentally their a problem too. In finance people know kids are not cheap and to have one you know you are going to be financially responsible for them until at least eighteen years of age. Most people tend to have kids in the early years of life when they have form a steady income. So now your face with the outcome of how you will take care of your child. Mentally people are not ready for kids, one main reason are that their still kids there self.


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