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1. 'teen girls are often told, "if you just say 'no' you'll never have to worry
about an unwanted pregnancy." but if you're in love-or at least think you
are-you don't want to say "no" to your boyfriend, about sex or anything
else. "you want to him, make him happy, and above all, not lose him.
"furthermore, you may be as interested in sex as he is. 'even if you don't
have a steady boyfriend, it's not always easy to say "no" to sex. "you hear
rumors about other girls who are popular because they are sexually available.
you reason that boys might like you better, too, if you would sleep with
them. if you make out with a boy, he may make you feel guilty about not
going further. "he may blame you for "leading him on" and making him feel
frustrated, or even grow angry with you. what do you do?

a. teen girls who are in love with their boyfriends often run the risk of
unwanted pregnancy.
b. those who encourage teen girls to just say 'no' to sex usually have
the best interests of the girls in mind.
c. teenage girls who refuse to have sex with their boyfriends may lose
them to girls who are sexually available.
d. while "just saying no" sounds like the perfect solution, sometimes it
may not be as simple as it seems.

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