Many of us didn’t grow up in a romantic family. Sincerely, I never saw my parents kiss or show any expression of love or affection, they never said “I love you” to each other, let alone to the children – at least none that I can remember. It’s somehow
sad. I guess that’s why I lunched out so early looking for affection. Parents who don’t do these definitely will not give their children sex education. In my teenage days, it was as if it’s forbidden to talk about sex. Teenagers from this type of homes are too quick to try things out. At puberty, they want to experiment what they’ve seen on TV (you’ll remember Ramsey Noah and Genevieve), what they’ve read from
romantic story books, what they heard from friends, and most unfortunately what they saw their parents do behind closed doors, which is still very common with people who live in one room apartment together with their children of age 5 and
above.
What’s the point of investing your time in a guy when he’ll just hurt you in the end? You’re not likely going to find that perfect love in secondary
school. It’s just gonna end up with tears and a broken heart. You don’t want to be that drama girl who wondered what love is really like, and out of curiosity she fell in love with a boy in their school. One day, she went to visit him at his friend’s place, when he asked for sex, she said; ‘no I am
not ready for sex’, but he took her virginity by force.
Most women got disvirgined by boys who only need sex from innocent and vulnerable girls who are looking for love and affection. Note that at
adolescent, boys are hungry for sex (sexual gratification) because of their normal naturally high libido, while girls seek for love and care, which if they can’t get from their parents, boys will pretend to have it. Research said 61% of teens at 18 years old have had sex.
Brethren, most of the girls who becomes victims of rape at this stage remain heart broken, some of them becomes wayward, others will hardly love or trust any man again even their own husband at times, this is apart from it’s many spiritual implications. Remember the story of Dinah in Genesis 34:1-31.
This is not God’s plan for our female teenagers.
You can help somebody today by spreading/ sharing this message; who knows, it might help a teenager who’s planning to try out something romantic with her boyfriend soon, or a parent who needs to pay attention to his/her love life as it can affect their children forever. You’re either a parent,
sister, brother, uncle, aunt, friend, etc of someone in need of this message!
It’s better for them to see us kissing than arguing! Thanks for your time.
Your opinion please!
Fadunmo Abiodun