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 Sex; is a no longer taboo subject in this day in age in the United States. Being a member of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, I was always taught since a very young age, that sex was a beautiful thing that was only meant for a husband and wife. My parents have been appropriately open about this subject so I could understand the importance and sacredness of sex. By reading Lauer & Lauer, I was able to learn many new things I never knew w but I was able to make some connections with people that I knew in high school. In the Latino community, young women have the highest teen pregnancy rates out of all ethnic groups in the country. Typically, those who are in that category, usually deal with drug abuse, a single parent, or are in the lower class. To prevent this, it all comes down to family values, once there are no values, there are no standards. It is important to teach our kids the importance of keeping our standards high. By having two parents in a household, ...

    Have relationships lost their meaning these days? Has social media destroyed the true meaning of true love? I was in 5th grade when I first got my social media account, I was only 11 years old and I already fell into a trap of body dysmorphia, the feeling of unworthiness, and comparing my body to others online. I would find myself not wanting to post anything because I did not want to get a low amount of likes. Now that I am in college, I find myself not caring as much anymore. When I scroll I see the posts about kids I graduated with and an occasional couple of posts. I see influencers online and I see elaborate proposals or even kids my age who are dating and are already doing a couple of photoshoots after being together for a short amount of time. Being here I was always secretly scared to post pictures with a past boyfriend of mine because I did not want people to question why I would later delete those said photos. And that is exactly what happened, my ex-boyfriend po...