ooowee2
Saint Charles, MO
age: 44
| I just heard on a news program that 1 out of 4 teenage girls (14-20) have an STD... I just don't understand why people don't take this subject seriously....just wondering about the rest of you out there? Sky!
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luvmiiorhatemii
Kent, WA
age: 25
| Wow. That's sad.
Obviously those teenage girls aren't protecting themselves and don't know the consequences of having an STD. And what a young age to be sexually active anyway.
Something like this should be taken seriously. Because it can lead to something serious like HIV/AIDS.
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musicman_zzz
Decatur, AL
age: 40
| yes we do need to take this seriously. Now, 150 years ago, most people married at a very young age, and that was acceptable then, given the fact that we really didn't have much of a choice back then, if we wanted to have a family. STD's are a big problem in the world today, and we need to "teach" our youth a little better on that subject.
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bubbadt
Kennedy, NY
age: 66
| There was a follow up in the Buffalo paper today.
The highest percentage of stds is in Black americans.
whites-mexican and latino were all much lower.
It is a scary subject, but one I have talked with
my Grandaughter about constantly. She is 16 and
her dad instilled some good qualities in her.
With him gone, I gotta carry the ball.
If more school education and parental education
was given, I think this could be slowed way down.
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gilesp
Ravenna, NE
age: 37
| where in the world are the parents.
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