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I heard that Britain has a high "teen pregnancy rate", I thought they strictly taught sex education?

Not true. True Love Waits rolled in there a few years ago. Although I agree with religious conservatives who want to challenge the youth to delay sexual activity for a while, I totally disagree with their message that a condom is a provision for sin. I send my Christian friends to the website below which debunks the whole thing against premarital sex in the Bible. That way they have no excuse not to support comprehensive sex education.

Why are american girls so much hotter than english birds?

im english myself, but nothing gets me more turned on than an american bird. english birds seem frigid to me and quite dull. when i was in college i dated this fit girl who was an exchange student from atlanta. she was so full of life and radiated beauty like a dieing star. my mates even tried to get a slice, but she was cunning, seductive and shrewd.i loved her accent. her body was trully a wonderland and her face was christmas in heaven. even in movies american girls are just so bloody sexy. i cant say the same for english birds, at least here in london. why is this? merel aesthetics or something? sex.with an english girl is qute dull too..

What was teenage life in the 50s?

We got up in a morning and went to work - full time and on payday handed our wages over to our mums and were given pocket money.

We saved hard for anything we wanted, clothes, makeup, a record, new handbag etc. Borrowing money was rare and frowned upon.

We helped with household chores and shopping, especially we females. We weren't asked, we were told, and we did as we were told in virtually all instances. "Live under my roof and you do as I say" was what many of us heard if we tried a little rebellion.

Sex before marriage was rare. Girls then would wonder if he'd kiss her at the end of the first date, not be wondering if they'd end up in bed. We were always in by 11p.m. and parents would be up waiting with their eye on the clock. Condoms were around then but no-one that age would dare buy them (the shopkeeper/chemist would probably tell the parent next day) and many wouldn't have known what to do with them anyway.

My hair was long, fine and dead straight (unfortunately) and I wore it in a French pleat after backcombing it like crazy and then spraying about half a can of lacquer over it.

We had no mobile phones, in fact, not many homes had a house phone. We had to walk a few hundred yards to the nearest public phone box and join the queue. T.V. was black and white and the screen measured 12" diagonally and when I was younger than the ages you state, T.V. did not start until 6 p.m. (with the news) and ended at 11p.m. (with the national anthem).

Houses did not have central heating. Many still had coal fires but some had changed to gas as it was cleaner and instant. No heat whatsoever in bedrooms but we did have electric blankets which were quite new then.

None of us back than could have dreamed about the vast changes that would happen to society. Many of the changes have been good and have made life easier - especially for women but some changes have been dreadful particularly where attitude, manners, selfishness, greed etc.are concerned. Caring about others does not seem to exist any more, being grateful for things given or offered has gone, saying thank you, excuse me, I'm sorry etc. is no longer in the vocabulary of today's youth (or many of their parents). Knowing that we should work for what we want has been taken over by "I'm entitled to it - it's my right to have it."

Change was needed but not all change is good.