How would you solve the teen pregnancy problem?
13 Answers to "How would you solve the teen pregnancy problem?"
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I think it starts at home with the parents. I don't think that parents are really building strong minds in this day and age! Stronger minds tend to make better decisions.
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With common sense EDUCATION and unlimited free access to contraceptives.
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MANDATORY CONTRACEPTION UNTIL 18.
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Inevitable, but can be avoided through better to teach sex education
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Teach children to have more self-respect, to respect the act of creation more, and to take responsibility for their actions. Fixing the problem starts in the home, kids need a firm foundation in morality and many don't get that anymore. Instead, that is supplemented by schools telling the kids it's ok to have séx as long as you use "protection."
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Sex ed: oral and manual genital stimulation have historically been sufficient.
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more education.talk and listen to what they wanted 2 do....
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Reform society. Start focusing on our own mental health, in schools, in life. Quite telling people that education is the purpose of life, and let them discover their own purpose, help them discover what makes them passionately happy.
This would solve a lot of problems, but so much needs to be done, a complete reform. Marketing shouldn't be about companies and brands, we should be inundated with messages of positivity, love. It would change the world.Like (1)
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Vasectomies for males at birth, and they have to prove they can support a kid before it is reversed.
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they should have mandatory iuds
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A stainless steel hose clamp and a razer faced IUD.
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More edumacation.
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Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by LennonLover 1 Nov 29th, 2012 at 10:16PM
Spay and neuter your kids. Seriously just being honest about sex. Not only about protection but about why people have sex and all the responsibilities that comes along with it.
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Reply by BamPow Nov 29th, 2012 at 10:22PM
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