Sexual Warfare: If You Don't Stand for Something, You, Will Fall for Anything

Malcolm Allen tells it like it is. He has had the experience, and from it he has gained the depths of belief. In this powerful book, the author reveals the traps that can lead teenagers down the road to promiscuous sexual behavior, and provides the necessary steps to avoid these pitfalls. The problem has always been there: the urge toward sex coming on strong before a child is mature enough to understand it. Boys want sex; girls want love, and are sure that sex is the key to getting it. Both sexes have bodies yearning for the pleasure of the moment, but their minds are too young and fresh to be able to imagine the future. The results are predictable: mothers who are barely more than babies themselves, fathers who are boys of no more than thirteen or fourteen, running from the consequences of their act. The final result is a generation of babies growing up in neighborhoods where fractured families are the norm. I know. I grew up in just such a neighborhood. In many places this has been a part of the cycle for generations, but the modern world puts new faces on old temptations. Movies are more explicit than ever before, and with the advent of cable and satellite channels television sometimes portrays sex even more raw than that seen in theatres. These temptations in the media have been building for several decades, with some new benchmark of stark nudity or outrageous behavior coming every few years. This generation of parents might have learned to deal with television and movies. They grew up with these things. But today a teen has the internet, and this addition has given pornographers and sexual predators their most powerful tool yet. The worldwide web has incredible potential to increase knowledge, but it is also a snare for the immature minds of our youth. Predators know this, and take advantage of it. Parents wonder what to do, and in many cases so do teens. In this book Malcolm Allen helps all of us struggle through the minefields of modern life, and pulls us through to the answers. Much of his message lies in the simple path of traditional values. He knows that love, respect, honesty and the family are the only things that can carry a young person through the difficult times. Malcolm has lived on both sides of the divide between decency and promiscuity. He has journeyed into the void, and found his way back to the light. He understands what it is to take responsibility. He knows from experience that it is never too late for redemption. He sees the traps, and like a good scout, he can lead you past them to the other side. You can take what he says, and test it in everyday life. It makes sense of some of the most disturbing situations, and it gives a teen a solid set of rules to hang onto. Malcolm found his way; now he can help you find yours.