Tulepa, Adrian T.

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TVL 12 EPAS 12/1/2022

“The Positive Effects of Premarital Sex”

Is Premarital Sex really a big deal? Some of us know that premarital sex is having sexual
intercourse between two people before they get married. Premarital sex is regarded as a moral
issue that is prohibited in many cultures and is also opposed by a number of religious traditions.
According to Berihun, H.(2014), “Premarital sex is a good things because this can close a gap
between couples.”

When engaging in premarital sex scientific data states that there are many benefits couples
can get from the said activity. Premarital sex has the benefit of reducing stress and conflict between
partners. When they achieve a certain degree of security and understanding, they can stop worrying
so much about their relationship. If you are physically intimate with your partner before getting
married, you will quickly discover whether you are attracted to one another sexually and can then
decide whether to get married or not. This can also formally establish the individuals identity and
help them explore themselves properly growing up. If your sex life is healthy, even if you delay
getting married, it can still contribute to overall well-being and fewer mental and physical issues.
Although premarital sex also have negative adverse effects, there are counters or solutions that can
be used to solve this problems that may arise.

So No, Premarital sex is not a big deal in today’s time since this gives an individual or a
couple to better understand themselves, while also giving many more benefits. This can also help
an individual open up and not feel lost with their partners. Again, premarital sex has positive
effects/benefits to an individual/couple. Still, when engaging in premarital sex activities using
protection as a safety precaution from sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Always be on the right
mind when engaging in this activity and do not overdo it. “Do not arouse or awaken love: Before it
so desires,” (Scott, M.)