>>>1) We must punish women for having sex outside of marriage, and;
>>>2) Women are only walking wombs, not suitable to make any kind of important decision because...well....they're women.
>>>[Removing tongue from cheek]
>>>
>>>These are also the same people who don't want ANY kind of Sex education in schools even though study after study after study has proven that early (and correct) sex education raises that age of first sexual experience and lowers incidents of SDI and pregnancy.
>>>
>>>Go fig....
>>>Education works
>>>
>>Does it?
>>There has been sex education in school systems for decades and the out of wedlock birth rate has soared.
>>The knee-jerk assumption that if something needs to be taught to kids, it needs to be taught in school systems is way off base.
>>Trying to make school systems cures for dysfunctional families - among other things- has led to rising school budgets and declining academic achievement.
>>The school systems here are overloaded with nonsense like sex education, day care -anti-bullying sessions, anti-bias sessions, grief counselling, ad nauseum.
>>Incidentally, many of the teachers teaching this nonsense are divorced single parents.
>
>I can only speak to what's being taught in Texas, which is abstinence. And we all know how well 'just say no' works and yes, Texas has one of the highest teen pregnancy rates in the country. Please do note that I used the qualifier 'correct' education.

You can't blame teenagers for being obsessed with sex. It is new to them and way beyond the bounds of their experience. You ask any adult what their most memorable experience in life has been and I bet 90% of them will say their first time. Make that 90% plus.