The cases on dumped and abandoned babies, I believe, at the first place, will give us the impression how "incapable" our teenager in dealing with sex. But the following news I read in The Star Online early this morning shows us otherwise.
Just to quote a part of the news.
It's not that I'm doubting this survey or doubting the "rationality" that most our teenagers have when dealing with sex. But looking in context, we read about abandoned babies or free sex among teens almost everyday, and this is not reflecting the conducted survey above.
Moreover the survey above involve only 2,795 young people 15 to 25 throughout the country. I personally think it is small in number, thus I doubted it wholly represents the view of youths on sex. But to view it in positive perspective, the survey gives us some relief knowing that there are still a lot of our youths out there who have the stand they won't have sex until they are legally married.
Most Youths Don’t Want To Have Pre-marital Sex
PETALING JAYA: Parents may not have to “lock up” their children until they are all grown up - an online survey shows that a majority of today’s youth are not rushing into sex.
About 46.5% said that they would only have sex when they were married and 26.2% said they would only “do it” when they felt ready. Another 6.7% said they would only have sex when they were at least 18 years old.
The Sunday Star online survey “Let’s Talk Sex” with YouthSays and Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (Utar) questioned 2,795 young people aged 15 to 25 throughout the country.
It was aimed at probing what the perception on sex is among young people, following the recent public frenzy on pre-marital sex, teen pregnancies and baby dumping cases.
Read the full article here.
Source: The Star Online
It's not that I'm doubting this survey or doubting the "rationality" that most our teenagers have when dealing with sex. But looking in context, we read about abandoned babies or free sex among teens almost everyday, and this is not reflecting the conducted survey above.
Moreover the survey above involve only 2,795 young people 15 to 25 throughout the country. I personally think it is small in number, thus I doubted it wholly represents the view of youths on sex. But to view it in positive perspective, the survey gives us some relief knowing that there are still a lot of our youths out there who have the stand they won't have sex until they are legally married.
Can Our Youths Handle Sex?
Reviewed by faizalnizam
on
September 19, 2010
Rating:
Reviewed by faizalnizam
on
September 19, 2010
Rating:
![Yang Termanis dan Terpahit [sticky post]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgmtKU2wB6CIAq4pi7pHkK4DXtNMtcBfi_lWLfLrCm6RdEVXczm0eACWMKZMCpNV1LyuBa7Pg9kfluUtKkOUQLigi3gc0xB45r7wdg2KVjpNTz80GFGPmaavMU_g82SxR4CIOP2YCCrolc/s72-c/Header+FT+Rubiks+-+mini.png)
seks sesuatu di luar kawalan. kita kata tak mahu tapi bila depan mata. bergoyang iman haha
ReplyDelete@6200705951001715790.0
ReplyDeletehahahaha. betul gak tu bro. logik logik.
eh baru kuar results survey tu, aku salah seorang yang menjawabnya sebab aku ahli youthsays, ada gambar aku kuar tak bro?hehe
ReplyDeletemybe jumlah tu masih sikit..lagipun kadang yg jawab tu tau benda tu salah tapi buat juga..
it is a small number of surveying
ReplyDeleteand act it also depend on the area of studies that have been done....
buat satu malaysie tgk..baru betoll
@5488575422991755914.0
ReplyDeletebro salah seorang yang jawab survey tu ke? good good. aku pun macam nak join youthsays, tp rasa can dah terlambat jer.
tu la pasal, aku rasa jumlah responden tu kena banyak lagi, barulah mewakili youths kita secara holistik. to at least itu usaha yang baik.
yg lagi penting untuk memupuk kesedaran di kalangan remaja yang belum sedar sedar.
@5235402010944156530.0
ReplyDeletebenar. jumlah responden tu kena banyak lagi. dan faktor geografi yg macam saudari kata pun mempengaruhi.
banyak juga sebenarnye "variable" lain yang mempengaruhi remaja tu menjawab soalan survey tu. tp elok juga untuk negara usaha2 sebegini.