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Teen Sex in Singapore & Prostitution

Teen Sex in Singapore & Prostitution

By Warren Carter

Teen sex, when the age of consent is 16 what would you consider teen sex and when is it a problem? By setting the legal age at 16 are you not telling that person that they are an adult in some form? Willing and able to make major decisions about their life and the responsibilities that go with such decisions, I would think so.

Soon it will be 2008 and for a few years now the talk about teenage sex has come up a lot in Singapore due to the high teen pregnant, abortion rate and sexually transmitted diseases and how to curve the trend that has started. Naturally the government is involved with the Ministry of Education (MOE) to come up with some kind of classroom instruction to be given to teens on sexual matter. Getting the parents involved is another step but one I think will not go too far because with both parents long hours, maids or other family member looking after the kids plus the age of the parents getting married is much higher now how can they really relate to the teenager?

Teen sex has and always will be with us not matter where you come from it is always been there, why? Because it is normal human behavior to want to mate. In today’s world sex is a lot more about pleasure then reproducing but that is really beside the point right now.

Its been a long time since I was in grade school but I remember while in the 6th grade the girls getting their sex talk which was keep secrete from all the guys. The guys knew what the girls would be talked to about but didn’t know what was said. What did the guys get? N.A.F.T. (Not A F@@king Thing) we had to learn it all on our own and I’m sure most of this is probably true today with the guys today. Not until the later years in school will more information be given out but for some that will be too late.

At home talking about sex here in Singapore will send many parents into a state of shock. Mostly because they don’t really know either so they give some half ass answer that leave the teen still looking for answers.

So where to get the information? Ok most family in Singapore have computers and are connected to the internet, but when a teen is looking up information on sex the parents assume they are searching for something else dealing with sex and chase them off the computer. The library, ok if they have time from school studies and where to you start to look there anyway? It is like trying to find a word in the dictionary but you don’t know how it the word is spelt and if you are able to find something it is written by some doctor and a language a teen would never understand. It pretty much leave the teen to learn on their own.