Maybe you didn’t think clearly about whether you were ready for sex, maybe you were afraid to talk to your partner about using contraceptives, or perhaps you drank a bit too much and did something you are now regretting. We all know that we are supposed to protect ourselves when having sex, but we don’t always manage to do so. The first thing to think about when you have had unprotected sex is your health – consider taking emergency contraceptives and take an STI test at your nearest clinic. To clear your mind it can be helpful to speak with a trusted friend or adult about what happened. Everyone makes mistakes and by sharing your mistake with them you may also learn about the mistakes they have made in the past – so you don’t have to feel alone! You can also ask your friend for support, for example by accompanying you to the clinic or by helping you not to make the same mistake again.

Can there be any problems behind love?

Love is a good thing. Everyone definitely falls in love. A person falls in love with another person and they build up a relationship (study each other, for example, the background, circle of family and relatives, circle of friends, beliefs, etc.,) and finally tie the knot. But that love sometimes can create unwanted mistakes or problems. Some mistakes can be retified, but some mistakes you make only once can ruin your whole life.   

 (1) Am I pregrant

(2) What can happen if one gets pregnant before coming of age (before 18)?

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 Although a teenage can get pregnant physically, they are not ready yet mentally, by the levels of knowledge and by their experiences to take care of themselves and their baby during pregnancy. The pregnancy either due to premarital sex or early marriage can lead to various kinds of social sufferings. In addition, the parents and family can also suffer from stigma in the community. If the pregnancy is unwanted and so aborted, even death can happen as the most serious result. Therefore, teenagers should be aware of the dangers of early or teenage pregnancy to be able to avoid them.