Hahahahahaha.. We told them so..
http://www.kypost.com/2004/03/06/nkusex030604.htmlSurvey: NKU teens break abstinence pledges
Most can't refrain from sexual acts
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By Kevin Eigelbach
Post staff reporter
Most teens who pledged abstinence from sex before marriage broke their pledges.
A majority of the ones who kept their pledges and didn't have vaginal intercourse had oral sex. Those were provocative findings from more than 500 teens surveyed at Northern Kentucky University. Ongoing study shows mixed view of sexual habits among students
As part of an ongoing study of sexual habits of young people, Northern Kentucky University psychology professors Angela Lipsitz and Paul Bishop surveyed 527 freshmen psychology students in the spring of 2002. The results of the survey were first presented at the 15th Annual Convention of the American Psychological Society in May of last year:
• 16.3 percent of the students had pledged to remain virgins before marriage at some point in their middle school or high school years. Most students (82 percent) had not had sexual intercourse before pledging.
• Most who pledged (60.7 percent) broke their vows.
• Virgins who pledged who had intercourse were less likely than others to use a condom at first intercourse, or ever to have used a condom at all.
• A majority of virgins who pledged who kept their pledges reported having oral sex (55 percent).
• Those who pledged were more likely to have more conservative values than those who didn't. Nearly 33 percent of pledgers reported being very religious, versus only 9 percent of non-pledgers.
• In addition, those who pledged were more likely to have had "abstinence-only" sex education in middle school by a margin of 44 percent to 24 percent.
"That seems kind of disturbing to me," said Paul Myers of Union, an NKU freshman. "I'm against any kind of premarital sex; I think that's wrong." The findings suggest that abstinence only sex education may not effectively protect the health of all young people, said one of the survey's authors, NKU psychology professor Angela Lipsitz.
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