It is not very hard nowadays for a kid to go to his/her local store and buy a pack of condoms. Not only that, they have a variety of choices also. However, it's not necessary for a kid to have sex with a condom. Students in high school know quite well that it's not necessary to have a "rubber" in order to have sex. There have been many instances where students have been found having sex even in school. With the growing population of having boyfriends and girlfriends in high school, sex is just a token to show how much they care for each other. With that said, if a student wants to have sex, they can. But if a student is at the wrong side of the road and doesn't get a condom from his/her local store, they can easily carry on and have unprotected sex.
Unprotected sex can lead to many unpleasant things. First, many diseases are related to unprotected sex. AIDS for example is the pure result of having unprotected sex with a partner who is a carrier of the epidemic. However, before one goes to have sex with their partner, there is no way of knowing if his partner has the virus or not, unless he/she is told so before hand. And many times the carrier doesn't know either, unless it's too late. Sometimes the carrier may even hide the fact that they have the epidemic and just go on with their normal sexual lives, putting many people at risk. .
Many other sexually transmitted diseases are linked to unprotected sex. Diseases such as gonorrhea, syphilis, crabs, and even genital herpes all are forms of diseases that are passed on through the magnificent art of sex. Many of these diseases are viewable to the opposite sex, however they can be deadly to the carrier and to the possible receiver.
More importantly, unprotected sex can easily lead to pregnancy. There have been incredible amounts of high school teen pregnancy. Many girls are forced to quit high school and take care of their child at such an early age.
