[trailhkr1]

The popular culture bombards our teen-agers with the message that pre-marital sex is expected of them; that “everyone's doing it (all the cool kids, that is).”

Pre marital sex has always been going on. Nothing new. We just hear about it more today through media and people are more open about it. Some of the stat's of the early 1700's was 30-35% of births would have been out of wedlock except they got married.

[GraceG]

They were all over their panties wadded up over how “bad” purity balls were.

But they soft sold the 13year old mother.

I watched it and had to laugh at how liberal the agenda was.

The show Taboo is all about pushing cultural relativism.

[GraceG]

They were all over their panties wadded up over how “bad” purity balls were.

But they soft sold the 13year old mother.

I watched it and had to laugh at how liberal the agenda was.

The show Taboo is all about pushing cultural relativism.

[justice14]

I agree. It’s not as if a huge sex drive has risen recently. It’s been around. Just now, it’s more accepted and even pushed. Sad. Acceptance of immorality is going out the window more and more.

[Dr. Sivana]

Some of the stat's of the early 1700's was 30-35% of births would have been out of wedlock except they got married.

When divorce was extremely rare and many families experienced five or more births? Not likely.

[Amberdawn]

Yes, they did get married, because males who fathered a kid were called bums if they didn’t and we all know what the girls were called. Served a purpose, that.