Girls and boys

Just like their mothers and mothers their mothers, teenagers 90s may feel frustrated after the first sexual experience but they will know it before.
As a result of research carried out by experts from the Center for Disease Control 51.5 percent of girls aged 15 to 19 years, lost innocence, it is almost two times more than in 1970 (28.6 per cent), that is about the time, when their mothers were at the same age.
Another study found that nearly as often lose their virginity adolescents under the age of 15 years. This observation is carried out by 14-year-olds from rural areas of Maryland, found that 47 percent of girls (and boys 61 per cent) have already had sexual experience.
Let us ponder over these figures. Although the statistics may not lie, "it often gives a distorted picture of the real state of things," says Dr. Rubin. Yes, these children made attempts to learn what sex is, but many of them do not become sexually active. In fact, after the first experience, many of them came to the conclusion that once is enough, as it was Sarah Gold, who said that after the first experience of the past two years before she wanted to repeat it. "I'm not sorry about what had happened, she said. I just felt that it was too early for me. When I again entered into a sexual relationship, the reason was quite different. I was head over heels in love with a man who answered me the same. "