One needs to confess that it is the most striking topic of teenage. Sex is cool because, gosh, everybody's doing it. Sex is cool because there are lot of tales around it, like a Pandora box. It is cool because someday or the other, you listen to new hookup stories while walking across the school corridors. 21st century brought its own version of hookup culture with a significant set of complications. Everyone knows what sex is, is aware of the hype around it but don’t know how to actually handle it. Teenage is a tender age where the individual is still figuring out the world, identity and are left to handle new set of dilemmas, unarmed. School and High School allows to children academic exposure without equipping them with the real world …show more content…
Go to a teenage house party and you will discover the number of rooms booked in shifts for some thrilling teenage date night. Some of them are into serious romance, some are "just FWBs" (Friends with Benefits) not dating but together, just a convenience thing. During high school socials, dark corners of the venue are "reserved" by couples beforehand, so that they can go and "do it" in a crowded room, "just for the thrill of it". With passing time definition of school relationships have evolved over the year. Girls and Boys are not looking for a partner but someone who is appropriate for some limited desires and majorly an easy showoff. Intimate moments come alongside as a consequence of this hookup culture, sometimes due to pressure from the partner or just for the sake of it. Year by year the statistics of teenage pregnancy is alarmingly rising and an increasing number of girls coming to abortion center belong from age 14 to 19. The need for them to understand the impact this hookup culture is bringing among the teenagers has become extremely …show more content…
The paramount question remains, what is the solution to avoid such consequences? Teens across the world are seeking help from internet, peers, and possibly experienced peers to answer most of their curiosities and questions. These sources don’t guarantee authentic answers and are mostly misleading. Here comes the role of sex-education. Educating capricious teens is already a tricky task. Extending the knowledge from academics to lifestyle is an equally challenging idea. There need to be a systematic arrangement designed to help teenager learn about the topics no one actually speaks about. We easily put the pressure on the teens that they are fickle, erratic and are wrong in their doing. What we fail to understand that the same teen will go on to become an adult. They will be impacting the economy and will work autonomously to take life’s pragmatic decisions. They can’t be stopped or controlled in their actions during the crucial years when they get to explore world on their