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11-02-2010, 04:29 PM
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Maybe its because I was brought up in the dark ages-- no sex before marriage etc. I believe in respect for each other-- I do worry about the STI's also. For me Sex was something reserved for the person I truly loved---sleeping around is simply SEX------------- but when unwanted babies are born-- ? we have too many babies born to teenage girls here in UK--many of them schoolgirls- yet surely this generation is very aware of sex and what it means. so at least I hope people who indulge do at least use safe sex, for everybody's sake. |
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11-02-2010, 04:41 PM
forgive me for getting mixed up-- Please blame it on a SENIOR MOMENT. I get too many of those.
I suppose when we were religious and daren't have sex -- If in Japan there was no religious reasons not to have sex? Really before the PILL-- which revolutionised sexual activity-- many women would get pregnant. before that apart from using the sheath-- women were scared simply because of risking pregnancy.-- and Cranks you are right re STD'S LOL. There has always been nasty ones of those-- still are but AIDS had a big impact surely. I do believe that every child that is born should be Planned-- which is easier with modern contraception--- But how many are actually Planned? I certainly wasn't. My mother got rid of me as soon as she could. Left me to a life in the so called "Care system." |
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11-02-2010, 04:42 PM
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11-02-2010, 05:32 PM
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Thank you for bringing things back on topic. You are right, in Japan there are no religious reasons to not have premarital sex. I have never had a Japanese mother, so I don't know if they tell their sons and daughters to save themselves for marriage, but I have never heard that expression in Japan. |
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11-02-2010, 05:43 PM
I have always wondered how you would go about asking someone out in japan, for example in Northern Ireland its usually through school, a friend or drinking. We NEVER walk up to someone on the street and ask for their number but I've heard that in America they would do that. Whats the "usual" way of developing a relationship with someone when your in the country
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11-02-2010, 05:50 PM
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most of my generation here has mothers who gave birth at 20, max 23. they lived in a time when simply "living" together for people who were dating wasn't acceptable in society so people had to get married. my mother was 22 i think when she married my dad. now for me it seems so early since im 19 and in now way im planing something like that until at least 25 - 30. |
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