Sexual expression: your opinion

Durex Survey (2003) Highlights:People have sex an average of 127 times a year.Three quarters of those polled are happy with their sex lives.Eastern Europeans (Hungarians, Bulgarians, and Russians) are the most sexually active (150).David Beckham was chosen as the sexiest man. George Clooney and Ben Affleck round out the top three.Jennifer Lopez was chosen as the sexiest woman. Catherine Zeta Jones came in second. Halle Berry and Britney Spears tied for third place.45% of those taking the survey reported having a one night stand.Those in Thailand, China, and Vietnam were the most contented with their sex life.Fins and Russians were the least happy.Americans were low on the frequency list in 2003 at 118 times per year.The three countries with the lowest sexual frequency were Sweden (102), Maylasia (100), and Singapore (96).48% of women admitted to faking an orgasm.

I have seen many teenagers both male and female who are but 13-15 years old and already have a kid! They are locked up and the state ends up taking care of both 13 year old parent and child!

Teen mothers are more likely than mothers over age 20 to give birth prematurely (before 37 completed weeks of pregnancy). In 2002, the 7,315 girls under age 15 who gave birth were more than twice as likely to deliver prematurely than women ages 30 to 34 (21 vs. 9 percent).2 Babies born too soon face an increased risk of newborn health problems and even death, as well as lasting disabilities.Teen Mother’s Health Affects Her BabyTeens too often have poor eating habits, neglect to take their vitamins, and may smoke, drink alcohol and take drugs, increasing the risk that their babies will be born with health problems. Studies also show that teens are less likely than older women to be of adequate pre-pregnancy weight and/or to gain an adequate amount of weight during pregnancy (25 to 35 pounds is recommended for women of normal weight). Low weight gain increases the risk of having a low-birthweight baby (less than 5 pounds).Pregnant teens are more likely to smoke than pregnant women over age 25. In 2002, 13.4 percent of pregnant teens ages 15 to 17 and 18.2 percent of those ages 18 to 19 smoked, compared to 11.4 of all pregnant women.2 Smoking doubles a woman’s risk of having a low-birthweight baby, and also increases the risk of pregnancy complications, premature birth and stillbirth.A teenage mother is at greater risk than women over age 20 for pregnancy complications such as premature labor, anemia and high blood pressure. These risks are even greater for teens who are under 15 years old.2 These youngest mothers also may be more than twice as likely to die of pregnancy complications than mothers ages 20 to 24.3