PREMARITAL SEX

Pre-marital sex refers to sexual activity between two people who are not
married or engaged to be married.

The causes of premarital sex can be complex and multi-faceted, but some
common factors include:

1. Social and cultural norms: In many societies, pre-marital sex is accepted

or even encouraged as a normal part of relationships.
2. Peer pressure: The desire to fit in with friends and peers can lead
individuals to engage in premarital sex.
3. Emotional intimacy: The desire for emotional intimacy and connection
can lead individuals to engage in physical intimacy as well.
4. Physical attraction: The desire for physical attraction and pleasure can
lead individuals to engage in premarital sex.
5. Lack of communication: Poor communication and misunderstandings
about expectations and boundaries can lead to premarital sex.
6. Hormonal changes: Hormonal fluctuations during adolescence and
young adulthood can increase feelings of sexual desire and
experimentation.