Hah, law. As if any fourteen year olds about to have sex suddenly stop and think "HOLD IT THIS IS ILLEGAL WE CAN'T". You're saying that teens this young arn't responsible enough to decide to have sex or realize the consequences that could result from having unprotected sex. You assume however that they're responsible enough to think of the legal consequences that would result if the act were illegal.

I've known plenty of stupid girls who have made stupid decisions, but most of them were still primarily concerned with getting pregnant from having sex as opposed to breaking the law.

Then comes the issue of what age you should be until you can 'responsibly' decide to have sex. Is it 13, 14, 16, 18 or is there no definitive age at all? To determine whether you are responsible enough to have sex would mean you take the precautions to protect yourself against pregnancy or STDs. But plenty of adults have unprotected, irresponsible sex as well, should it be illegal for them too?
Nullific Reviewed by Nullific on . Consensual Sex (This should probably be posted in the Sexuality forum, I know, but i'd prefer a discussion on the subject as opposed to a load of kids giggling because I used the word sex in the title.) One thing that gets to me, among many, is how people view sex these days. Sex, on the whole (no pun intended) is seen as something secret, something that's sordid and dirty and should be hidden from public eyes. Even though we all do it (or want to) alot of us are still extremely reserved when it comes Rating: 5