How to Prevent Pregnancy
General Information
Teenagers who have strong emotional attachments to their parents are much less likely to become sexually active at an early age.
Teens who have been raised by both parents (biological or adoptive) from birth, have lower probabilities of having sex than teens who grew up in any other family situation. At age 16, 22 percent of girls from intact families and 44 percent of other girls have had sex at least once. Similarly, teens from intact, two-parent families are less likely to give birth in their teens than girls from other family backgrounds1
The primary reason that teenage girls who have never had intercourse give for abstaining from sex is that having sex would be against their religious or moral values. Other reasons cited include desire to avoid pregnancy, fear of contracting a sexually transmitted disease (STD), and not having met the appropriate partner.13 Three of four girls and over half of boys report that girls who have sex do so because their boyfriends want them to.
Taken from http://www.teenpregnancy.org/
Quotes from Teens
If you're drunk or high, you can't make good decisions about sex. Don't do something you might not remember or might really regret.
Sex won't make him yours, and a baby won't make him stay.
Thinking "it won't happen to me" is stupid; if you don't protect yourself, it probably will. Sex is serious. Make a plan.
You can always say "no" — even if you've said "yes" before.
You're in charge of your own life. Don't let anyone pressure you into having sex.
Not ready to be someone's father? It's simple: Use protection every time or don't have sex.