Well my opinion is yes, and for that matter of a fact so is religion views on it.
When i went to scotland there was 43 under 16 year old females who were pregnant and had children before they even turned 16. There was about 120 females in my year. The number in the last 15 years since i have been to school of percentage of number of teenage girls pregnant has been rising.
Off those about 7 where 13 and under, the problem of underage sex and pregnancy relates partial to teaching, partial to parents upbringing of their children, partial due to religion, and because they also want to have sex.
So how can we tackle this, this is what i am going to discuss over a series of posts, a lot of people will disagree with me and defriend me, and there will be religious people who will be in uproar, but if you do not listen then the problem will never go away, times have changed from the 50's were talking about sex was a taboo this is where the problem lies, we as adults and parents have to change and adapt to newer generation of young and do what is required to keep our children safe and limit the chances of under age pregnancy or teenage mums.
