Showing posts with label Teen Love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Teen Love. Show all posts

Saturday, February 23, 2013

February is Month of Love: For Teens Too

Just a reminder, love isn't only for adults--teens can fall in love, lust or simply deeply in like.  Jill Dahne will always have words of wisdom for them too.  Here is an article that is worth repeating during the month of love..... 

Hollywood, Florida resident and world famous Love Psychic, Jill Dahne is speaking out to help educate and inform teens about sex today.  As a parent of two beautiful children, Jill knows the importance of keeping the lines of communication open with her kids.

Jill Dahne stated that she has many teenagers emailing her and calling her about having sex, or worrying that they will never find a boyfriend or girlfriend.

This amazing Love Psychic, who has predicted over a thousand marriages, as well as listed as the #1 Love Psychic in The Top 100 Psychic's in America, knows what is important in life.  Family, friends and first and foremost love.

When asked about what was the most important message she wanted teens to know, she said:

"Teenagers today all want to fit in.  They will call me or email me and tell me their parents can't afford the expensive clothes or sneakers that others are wearing, or they feel they are ugly and can't afford to get the highlights that many teen girls get.  Body image is a major concern with many teen girls and you would be surprised how many boys are concerned about it too."

Jill Dahne continues:

"I tell them over and over again, they need to learn to love themselves before they can love another person or even expect another person to love them back.  Acceptance can be hard for teens, but if they look hard enough there is always something unique they have to offer that no one else has."

For all the teens that continue to ask the famous Matchmaker and Love Psychic "if they should have sex", the answer is always clear:

"Although I don't think teens should be having sex, not only because of the risk of teen pregnancy but now the risks are higher with deadly STD's.  I am also not naive to the fact teens will have sex, so with that I always encourage them to talk to their parents, if they can, as well as learn about forms of protection.  I refer many teens to TeenTalk which is a website that helps them understand their choices and options. I always reiterate to teens that just because you have sex with a person don't assume the person is love with you."

Jill Dahne wanted to add one more comment to teenagers:

"Love is magical, love is rewarding, love is trusting, love is a lot of things and at a young age it can sometimes be a facade.  If you decide to have sex, be sure it is your decision and you are not being pressured into it.  Understand the consequences and in many cases your teen love doesn't end up being your soul mate." 

Special thank you to Jill Dahne for her time and insights.  You can email Jill at jill@jilldahne.com or call her at 954-964-3541.

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Love is Not Abuse: Love is Respect

Love is respect.
Love is precious - love is trusting - love is kind.

Love is NOT Abuse!

A new survey reveals dating violence and abuse to be surprisingly more prevalent among college students than previously believed. Nearly half of dating college women (43%) report having ever experienced violent or abusive dating behaviors, and more than one in five (22%) report actual physical abuse, sexual abuse or threats of physical violence. Despite the high number of students experiencing these types of abuse, more than one-third of college students (38%) say they would not know how to get help on campus if they found themselves in an abusive relationship. 

Among the findings are: 
 
·         Nearly 1 in 3 (29%) college women report having been a victim of an abusive dating relationship in her life.
·         57% of students who report having been in an abusive dating relationship indicate it occurred in college.
·         52% of college women report knowing a friend who has experienced violent and abusive dating behaviors including physical, sexual, digital, verbal or controlling abuse.
·         Further, 58% of students said they would not know how to help if they knew someone was a victim.

Learn more at LoveIsNotAbuse.com - and read the complete survey here.

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Jill Dahnes Talks About Teen Love and Teen Sex

Jill Dahne gets many emails and questions on teenage love and teens that are concerned about having sex.

Read a recent interview Jill gave Examiner.com  - click here.