20 Pros and Cons of Having Sex ...

Melanie

20 Pros and Cons of Having Sex ...
20 Pros and Cons of Having Sex ...

I remember what a serious issue it is to decide wether to have or not have sex in high school. And when I decided to write a post that would have both pros and cons, I must admit – it was kind of hard for me to come up with 10 pros, being a girl myself.

I am now married to the one I lost my virginity to and am glad that I was his first as well. However, many friends of mine had a very different experience where having sex actually ruined their relationship with the guys they loved. So, if are thinking about having sex for the first time, you really need to think this all through.

And before you do, please consider these 20 teen sex pros and cons below:

10 Pros of Having Sex:

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#1

Of Course It is Rather Pleasurable Later on. It Will Be Even More Pleasurable if It is Done out of Love

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Having sex can be a pleasurable experience, and it can be even more enjoyable when it's done out of love. There are many benefits to having sex, such as improved physical and mental health, increased intimacy, and improved communication between partners. However, there are also some risks associated with having sex, such as the potential for sexually transmitted diseases, unplanned pregnancies, and emotional distress.

When it comes to physical health, having sex can help improve your overall health. Studies have shown that having sex can boost your immune system, reduce stress, and even help you sleep better. In addition, having sex can help you stay in shape, as it can increase your heart rate and burn calories.

Mentally, having sex can help reduce anxiety and depression. Studies have found that having sex can help reduce stress, improve mood, and even reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease. In addition, having sex can help improve communication between partners, as it can help partners learn more about each other's needs and desires.

#2

When You Have Sex with Your Partner, You Are Going to Feel Closer to Them. Just Make Sure You Use Protection

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Having sex with your partner can be a great way to deepen your connection and feel closer to them. However, it's important to remember that sex can also bring about some risks. Here are some pros and cons to consider before having sex with your partner:

Pros:

• Increased intimacy: Sex is an intimate act and can bring couples closer together.

• Improved communication: Talking about sex and being open and honest with each other can improve communication between partners.

• Improved self-esteem: Having a fulfilling sex life can help boost self-esteem and confidence.

• Stress relief: Sex can be a great way to reduce stress and relax.

• Improved physical health: Sex can help improve physical health by releasing endorphins and boosting the immune system.

Cons:

• Risk of STIs: Having unprotected sex can put both partners at risk of contracting sexually transmitted infections.

• Unplanned pregnancy: Having unprotected sex can also put both partners at risk of an unplanned pregnancy.

• Emotional risks: Having sex can bring up a range of emotions, such as guilt, regret, anxiety, and fear.

#3

When You Have Sex as a Teenager, You Are Obviously Responsible and Know That You Are Responsible for What Could Happen…are You?

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Entering into sexual activity during the teenage years carries not just immediate physical consequences but also psychological and social responsibilities. It is essential to comprehend the implications—the potential for STI transmissions, pregnancy, and the emotional entanglements that come with intimacy. Moreover, navigating consent, peer pressure, and self-respect are crucial elements for a responsible sexual life. Even with the best intentions, the maturity to handle the aftermath—positive or negative—may vary among individuals. Thus, the decision should never be taken lightly; it calls for a profound sense of accountability and preparedness for all possible outcomes.

#4

The Two of You Are Going to Be Sharing Memories Together. when You Have Sex as a Teenager, This is Something That is Very Memorable and You Will Not Be Able to Forget It. Are You Ready for That?

#5

You Will Get to Experience Someone in a Way That You Would Not Normally Be Able to Experience Them

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Physical intimacy can unveil layers of a person's personality that are kept hidden in day-to-day interactions. It can reveal vulnerabilities, passions, and a level of trust that might take years to develop through conversation alone. Sharing this closeness can strengthen the bond between you and your partner, providing a unique insight into their desires and what makes them feel loved. However, it's important to approach this with care and mutual respect, ensuring that both of you are comfortable and consenting to deepen your connection in such a profound way.

#6

As a Teenager, You Will Be Able to Learn What You like and Dislike during Sexual Intercourse

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As a teenager, you may be curious about sex and want to explore it for yourself. However, it is important to remember that sex is a big decision and should not be taken lightly. There are both pros and cons to having sex as a teenager. Pros include increased pleasure, better understanding of yourself and your partner, and the potential to build stronger relationships. Cons include the risk of unplanned pregnancy, contracting sexually transmitted infections, and the potential for emotional distress. It is important to talk to your partner about expectations and boundaries, practice safe sex, and be aware of the risks involved.

#7

You Will Get to Learn What Sleeping with Someone is like

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Having sex with someone can be a great experience, but it is important to consider the pros and cons before deciding to do it. The pros of having sex include increased intimacy, pleasure, and improved physical and mental health. Sex can also help to strengthen relationships, reduce stress, and even improve communication.

On the other hand, there are some potential risks associated with having sex. These risks include unwanted pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and emotional issues such as guilt, regret, or feelings of shame. It is important to practice safe sex and always use protection to help reduce the risk of STIs and unwanted pregnancy.

It is also important to discuss sexual health with your partner before engaging in sexual activity. This includes talking about previous partners, sexual history, and any STIs you may have. It is also important to discuss your expectations and boundaries before having sex.

Additionally, it is important to make sure that both partners are comfortable and consenting before engaging in sexual activity. This means that both partners are of legal age, sober, and fully aware of what they are consenting to.

#8

You Will Be Able to Learn What to do and Will Be Gaining More Experiences

#9

When you sleep with someone one your wedding night, you will not have to worry about having to experience, because you had it as a teenager. This is even better if you marry the one you lost your virginity to

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The act of having sex on your wedding night is an ancient tradition that has been practiced in many cultures for centuries. It is seen as a way to celebrate the union of two people and to signify the start of a new life together. Having sex on your wedding night can be a special and intimate experience that you and your partner will never forget. However, it can also be a source of stress and anxiety if you are not comfortable with the idea. It is important to make sure that both partners are ready and willing to engage in this intimate act. Additionally, it is important to remember that you do not have to have sex on your wedding night if you are not ready. There are many ways to celebrate your marriage without having to engage in sexual activity.

#10

The Two of You Could Be Spending the Rest of Your Lives in Each Other’s Life Simply Because You Had Sex…

10 Cons of Having Sex:

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Having sex can have both positive and negative consequences. On the plus side, it can be an enjoyable and intimate experience, shared between two people. On the downside, it can lead to physical and emotional risks, such as unplanned pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections, and feelings of regret. It is important to be aware of these potential risks and weigh them against the potential benefits before engaging in any sexual activity. Additionally, it is important to practice safe sex by using protection and getting tested for STIs regularly. Furthermore, both partners should be comfortable and consenting before engaging in any sexual activities.

#11

You Will Have a Sexual past. when You Get out of Your Teenage Years, That Sexual past Could Come Back and Haunt You. for Those Guys out There, How Would It Be to Find out the Girl You Slept with as a Teenager Had a Child without You Knowing and Five Years Later, You Found out the Truth? for Those Girls, Why Would You Want to Put Yourself through This Risk?

#12

This One is Intended for Girls…when a Guy Sleeps with You and Tells You That He Will Take That Responsibility if Something Happens, You May Want to Think Twice as Their Hormones May Just Be Raging. No Boy (that is What They Are) is Ready to Take on a Responsibility as Big as a Baby

#13

Of Course, You Are at Risk of Contacting Some Type of Sexual Disease, Even if You do Use Protection, Your Chances Will Still Be There

#14

You Will Be Risking Pregnancy Even Using Protection

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Having sex is an important decision that should not be taken lightly. While it can be a pleasurable experience, it also comes with risks. One of these risks is the possibility of pregnancy, even with the use of protection.

When having sex, it is important to understand the risks associated with it and to be prepared for the consequences. While the use of protection, such as condoms and birth control, can help reduce the risk of pregnancy, it is not a guarantee. Condoms can break or slip off, and birth control can fail. Even if the protection is used correctly, there is still a chance of pregnancy.

In addition to the risk of pregnancy, having sex can also put people at risk for sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Even if protection is used, it is possible to contract an STI, as some STIs are spread through skin-to-skin contact. It is important to get tested regularly and to use protection every time you have sex to reduce the risk of STIs.

#15

If You do Not Have Sex with Someone, then You Will Be Labeled as “hard to Get” and That is Good, Because That Means All of Those Good Girls and Guys Will Come around to Date You

#16

If You do Not Sleep with Someone as a Teenager, This Means That You Have Good Morals for Yourself

#17

The Wedding Night Will Be Wonderful and Will Be Very Memorable, Especially if the Both of You Are Still Virgins

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Embracing each other on such an intimate level for the first time can really solidify your bond and commitment. The awe of discovering each other's bodies and preferences can be exciting, albeit a bit nerve-wracking. Remember, it's perfectly normal to feel a mixture of emotions, from elation to anxiety. The key is to communicate openly and take things at a pace that feels comfortable for both partners. Cherish the moment, because it's a unique experience that can't be recreated — one that you'll likely reminisce about in the years to come.

#18

You Will Be Saving Yourself for the Right Person to Come in Your Life, Which Really Does Mean Something

#19

You Will Not Be Putting Your Heart on the Line…oh and You Will Not Be Grounded by Your Parents when They Find out. Yes, They Will Eventually Find out, Trust Me

#20

Most of All, You Will Have Something to Wait for. You’ll Have Something to Dream about and Look Forward to

Oh, did I mention the first times around it's SO painful, you'll find yourself crying (with pain) during the sex and asking yourself why you wanted to do it in the first place. And also, if you consider having sex with a guy just to make him fall for you, it's not going to work. All you'll do is lose virginity and any chance of having a real relationship with him.

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Where Thoughts and Opinions Converge

im 14. my best friend is 17 and wants to have sex.at first i said no but now im having second thoughts.any advice?please dont just tell me not to.

My boyfriend and I are jewish and we follow the waiting to have intercourse for marriage. i'm 16. I have about 6 more years to wait. It gets hard, but i dont want to become pregnant.. or ever have the worry of a missed period..I know there is birth control, but i met some kids who were "accidents" and the birth control failed or the condom broke or the pullout deal didn't work.. I NEVER want to be in that situation when i'm this young. Waiting until marriage is much more about the great feeling, its much more spiritual and makes marriage more significant. Don't get me wrong, i love messing around with my boyfriend, but we know where to stop.. Atleast one of us has our pants still on. I think it's stupid for people to go any further, especially when you don't even love the guy and don't plan on spending the rest of your life with him. I would never be with a guy who i couldn't picture my self marrying.. yes i said that.. and im a junior in high school. why would i waste my time, my heart, and my trust on some guy!!? its like a heart break waiting to happen. also it took me about 2 months for me even let the guy see my boobs and that was AFTER he told me he loved me. don't call me prude, call me old fashioned. i'm not ashamed. I can't wait for the day of my marriage to go up to him and say, "i waited for YOU." While having sex with him, i wont have any memories of any other boy. It's just me and him.

what do mainly say about God's command of avoiding sex before marriage? I think He has great reasons for that and He as God can't tell us to do what we can't afford.Remember,bible indicates that He is always after His word to do what He said.Nothing He can not do.He can help u thru controlling ur feelings that time before marriage until its ur ryt time after being married.why can't u give him chance and obey him as God ? thank you!

I think this article is rather biased. This is all basically cons about having sex before marriage. Honestly, my personal opinion is don't preach. Most people are smart enough to make their own opinions; and if they aren't then I don't think this arguement will persuade them very much. Again, this is my personal opinion and no the "right" opinion. Thank you very much. Mimi

i lost my virginity at 14 to a 15yr old i wus in 9th and he wus in 10th it ruined us. i didnt want to touch him, look at him, it ended a week later. and the sad part is i wus only with him 3 weeks. now everyone knows. i was the freshmen slut my whooole freshmen yr and now my friends joke around by insulting me by saying his name. and i say w/e and i make jokes of it and stuff, but everyone knows i regret it i really do, i never had sex since and im 16, and the worst part is, theres this boy whos always askin me for it wait theres 3 and i say no to all.i have morals. srsly i found this blog mad helpful, so thankyou!!!!

i dislike how a lot was put towards "teenagers" i think of anyone 13-19.. disturbing. little young kids shouldnt be having sex! but on another tip lol good blog

Melanie,I agree with you, on most things you have said. But there is also a lot that isn't exact, or well, very exaggerated. I agree with the readers who have picked at these slight mistakes you have made. Because to be honest you have made ''sex'' out to be a bit of a sin. You say your open-minded, then why on earth would you post comments such as ''The wedding night will be wonderful and will be very memorable, especially if the both of you are still virgins'' and refering to hard-to-get as the perfect way to act, when in fact it is not. Are you trying to post the perfect person? because the way your post comes across is that.. *Playing mind-games with your partner, is right. -When it is absolutely not, they should be the one you can trust, the one you can share with. Not mess about with, and confuse. *You put a push on the the whole falling pregnant, and catching STI's, but the truth is that people take risks every-day, and most of those risks aren't anywhere near as pleasureable and personal as sex can be. *You make it out to be as if someone who decides do proceed in having sex as a teenager,and even before marriage is totally and utterly wrong. And that if your morals do not include this, you do not have good morals. Once again, where do come in, to be able to decide what is and what's not moralistic. I think if you were honestly open-minded and all for, letting the kids know the risks,and steering them in the right direction you would deffinitely stop these types of posts and re-think. Maybe helping the teenagers would be something more like, yes remind them that there are plenty of risks, but also how you can prevent them and still experience the wonderfulness of sex. And yes, waiting is a good idea, but do not push that before marriage and as a teen is a big ''no-no'' because all to their own. Maybe spread the message to them as I'm spreading to you, stop and re-think, take others advice aswell as your own, then think again. I'm only young, so i am surely not trying to say I know all. But I have been brought up with the perception of sex being something special, but sex is not something you can put to an age or a date. When your ready, you'll know. And you will hopefully be able to share this once in a life-time experience with someone that means hugely to you, hopefully someone you love. Aslong as you know that whom you decide to lose it too, cares about you, and will treat you and your body mentally and physically with respect. You should do what suits ''you'' best, don't let pressure get in the way, even if that is pressure not to. I hope you can read my response in an constructive way that not only helps you, but all others who are reading this. Many thanks, kodeane.

Brenda, if you lost you virginity in high school, then that is fully up to you. Some people look at morals differently from others. The way I was raised, having sex in high school is not something to be proud of. There are so many consequences to face and really, at that age, you should not even be risking the fact that you could end up taking care of a baby or putting the burden on your parents. to be quite honest with you, I am very open minded. I think about everything before it happens, I plan ahead of time, etc. I just don't think it's right for teenagers to have sex. How is that being so "closed minded?" Perhaps those who just go out and "do it" are the ones that are closed minded? From many of your postings, you are so defensive and have bad attitudes. Sorry if I offended any of you, I'm freely voicing my opinions on teen sex. Thank you.

im a teen and i have sex too.

Newsflash: It's not 1953 anymore people. Why do you try to make young women ashamed of thier sexuality? You're not helping the feminist cause one bit. I suppose you're american, right? Ever wondered why the world hates you? This is a clue.

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