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[[Sexual abstinence]] is the practice of not engaging in sexual intercourse. The most common reasons for doing this are [[contraception]] (i.e. preventing procreation), and preventing the transmission of sexually-transmitted diseases.{{seed}} | [[Sexual abstinence]] is the practice of not engaging in sexual intercourse. The most common reasons for doing this are [[contraception]] (i.e. preventing procreation), and preventing the transmission of sexually-transmitted diseases.{{seed}} | ||
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| − | * Some groups suggest that [[sexual abstinence]] should be taught and promoted as the best (or only) method of [[contraception]]; such groups are generally described as [[pro-abstinence]] | + | * Some groups suggest that [[sexual abstinence]] should be taught and promoted as the best (or only) method of [[contraception]]; such groups are generally described as [[pro-abstinence]], and either favor [[abstinence-based education]] or are [[anti-sex-education|against sex education]] altogether. |
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Sexual abstinence is the practice of not engaging in sexual intercourse. The most common reasons for doing this are contraception (i.e. preventing procreation), and preventing the transmission of sexually-transmitted diseases.
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- Some groups suggest that sexual abstinence should be taught and promoted as the best (or only) method of contraception; such groups are generally described as pro-abstinence, and either favor abstinence-based education or are against sex education altogether.