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  • Will Sex Improve Our Relationship?
    Questions Young People Ask—Answers That Work, Volume 1
    • If you defy a physical law, such as the law of gravity, you suffer the consequences. The same is true if you defy a moral law, such as the one that states: “Abstain from fornication.” (1 Thessalonians 4:3) What are the consequences of disobeying that command? The Bible says: “He that practices fornication is sinning against his own body.” (1 Corinthians 6:18) How is that true? See if you can list below three harmful effects that can come to those who engage in premarital sex.

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      Now look at what you wrote. Did you include such things as sexually transmitted disease, unwanted pregnancy, or the loss of God’s favor? Those certainly are devastating consequences that can come to anyone who violates God’s moral law regarding fornication.

  • Will Sex Improve Our Relationship?
    Questions Young People Ask—Answers That Work, Volume 1
    • Researchers have found that many such youths experience one or more of the following rude awakenings.

      RUDE AWAKENING 1 DISTRESS. Most youths who have engaged in premarital sex say that they regretted it afterward.

      RUDE AWAKENING 2 DISTRUST. After having sex, each partner begins to wonder, ‘Who else has he/​she had sex with?’

      RUDE AWAKENING 3 DISILLUSIONMENT. Deep down, many girls would prefer someone who will protect them, not use them. And many boys find that they are less attracted to a girl who has given in to their advances.

      In addition to the above, a number of boys have said that they would never marry a girl they have had sex with. Why? Because they prefer someone who is more chaste!

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