Kymberly Taylor-brookins

What Parents Are Afraid to Tell Their Daughters Kymberly Taylor-brookins

Adolescents in America are very confused and have the right to be. Peer pressure, the lack of parental guidance, social media, television, and music lyrics turn their lives upside down. Adolescents cannot sometimes recognize positive influences anymore due to the combination of positive and negative. Unfortunately, some adolescent females are left to learn things on their own, trial and error. Inside this possible recipe of sexually transmitted diseases, including H. I. V./A. I. D. S., unintended teen pregnancy, a lack of self-esteem, respect for oneself or others, remains a disaster. This book is series 1. It is simply a Sex 101, yet appropriate for ages ten years old and up. Some may ask, why ten years old? The answer is because many girls begin their menstruation cycle at that tender age, and the earlier they are empowered with knowledge, the better decisions they can make. Regardless if you are sexually active or not, consider this an informational tool to unwanted pregnancies, sexually transmitted diseases, and not being taken advantage of in relationships. In today's society, numerous children are having children, and in some cases, their parents have been teen parents who have watched their dreams diminish. It doesn't matter where you come from. It doesn't matter what your parents are or who they may not have become. It doesn't matter what people say about you. It only matters that you believe you can change your life by not giving into this generational cycle!