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Dr. Drew's Sex Advice For Teens

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Dr. Drew's Sex Advice For Teens

Drew Pinsky (Addictionologist) gives expert video advice on: What sexual concerns do you hear most from teens?; What STD's should teens look out for?; What are the most common teen sex 'myth' interpretations? and more...

What sexual concerns do you hear most from teens?

You know, it's very hard to distill these issues down to giant thematics, other than to say that the males tend to be most concerned with their functioning and their adequacy. Females tend to be most concerned with the interpersonal functioning, their relationships. And what's distressing most to me is that the males are worried about the males, worried about themselves and the females are also worried about the males because there's nowhere they can get information that helps them understand how males function. So it's always confusing to them how the males can operate, how they can share something and not have a similar experience because the men's biology is so different and there is very little information for them about that.

What are the most common teen sex 'myth' interpretations?

What is shrouded in myth is, "what is virginity?" That's the thing that goes around all the time. Young people have lost, have completely lost track of the idea that virginity was really meant to maintain chastity, and it's not a technicality about some plane being violated. So they'll have oral sex, anal sex, you know, everything else, but they won't have genital intercourse, that therefore they are a virgin. I'm not sure that's what Jesus had in mind. I'm not sure that's what Moses was thinking, either.

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Tips & Comments
  1. drugrecovery

    Drug and alcohol abuse is one of the major factors behind the preteen sexual abuse in youth. Teenage sex abuse affects the whole life of teenagers so there is a need of proper treatment and counseling of sexual addiction problem in children. More sex awareness educational programs and healing programs should be recommended by government and private organizations for the growth of unmotivated sexual disordered kids. http://www.troubledteens.net/Problems-in-Teens/Sexual-Problem-in-Youths.html

  2. Bennycinco

    he is completely right about the "teen rebound" subject. Tried to scare me, less thanhalf a year later i found out that its not as bad as they are making it out to be well more that i concluted that its not that bad

  3. Zaphiron

    Yup, the HPV Vaccine is considered very helpful! C'mon parents, you don't want your children to die, do you? O.o

  4. rmollenkopf

    Yes I agree that teenagers should definately experiment, however I also believe that they should talk openly about what they are feeling when experimenting with sexual encounters and that they should always practice safe sex.

  6. Anonymous

    Regarding "how do I know I'm gay". Adolescents shouldn't be discouraged to act out and experiment with their feelings and urges. They should, however, take care to practise safe sex as well as find a way to discuss their feelings with a responsible and accepting adult, like a teacher, parent or relative.