Sex, Alcohol, and Respect

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Sex, Alcohol, and Respect
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Sex and Alcohol Dont Mix

• What effect does alcohol have on young people?
• Become less inhibited less assertive in
  maintaining boundaries harder to think clearly
• Why do you think some teens drink alcohol?
• Are pressured by peer like the calming feeling
  feel less inhibited and less anxious
• What are some of the risks of hooking up under
  the influence of alcohol?
• Can lose consciousness and be vulnerable to date
  rape, lack of judgment can make you go further
  than you want to go, can increase risk of STDs
  and pregnancy

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Date Rape

• Rape occurs when one person forces another person
  to have sex.
• True
• Female adolescents are at high risk for becoming
  victims of date rape
• True Incidence of rape in U.S. peaks among women
  age 16-19. 700,000 rapes per year, 61 under age
  18.
• Over 80 of rape victims knew their assailant.
• True 84 of those who reported unwanted sexual
  intercourse knew their assailant.
• Victims of sexual abuse should never tell anyone
  what has happened to them.
• False Rape victims should seek immediate medical
  attention and contact a rape crisis
  center/hotline.
• The victim usually shares in the blame of the
  rape.
• False The victim is NEVER to blame for rape.

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• Rape is an act of violence rather than an act of
  sex.
• True Rape is not about sex, but about control.
• Drugs such a rohypnol (roofies),
  gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB) and ketamine are
  known as date rape drugs.
• True Date rape drugs can facilitate sexual
  assault by causing sedation and amnesia to the
  point that the victim cannot or may not resist or
  remember. Mixing drugs and alcohol is dangerous
  and potentially fatal.
• Date rape drugs have a strong taste and odor.
• False Date rape drugs are easy to hide
  colorless and odorless, but somewhat salty
  tasting. Can be hidden in a drink. Never leave
  your drink unattended!
• Rape is a crime and punishable by imprisonment.
• True Rape is a CRIME and punishable by
  IMPRISONMENT.
• If someone make you feel uncomfortable, its
  best not to be alone with that person.
• True Never be alone with anyone who makes you
  feel uncomfortable or fails to show you respect.

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How alcohol affects a young person

• Alcohol changes how the __________ functions and
  can adversely affect teen growth and development
• Brain
• Alcohol abuse can affect __________ and learning,
  which can harm a teens performance in school.
• Memory
• The leading cause of _________ for teen and young
  adults is auto accidents related to alcohol.
• Death
• Alcohol acts as a depressant on the central
  nervous system to lower normal, healthy
  _____________, resulting in increased at-risk
  behaviors
• Inhibitions
• Drinking large amounts of alcohol can impair
  brain function and lead to _____________ and even
  death.
• Unconsciousness

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• Teens fifteen and older who drink alcohol are 7
  times likelier to have had _____________ than
  those who dont drink.
• Sex
• Persons who drank alcohol before age fifteen were
  _____________ times more likely to report alcohol
  dependence or abuse than were persons who first
  drank at age 21 or older.
• Five
• ____________ use is involved in more incidents of
  sexual violence, including rape and child
  molestation than any single drug.
• Alcohol
• Alcohol use, by the victim perpetrator or both is
  involved in ____ to _________ of date rapes
  among college students.
• 55 -75
• When someone drinks four to five drinks or more
  in one sitting, this is considered binge
  drinking. 41 of binge drinkers participate in
  ___________ sexual activity.
• unplanned
• 55 of ______ students and 75 of _____ students
  involved in acquaintance rape admit to having
  been drinking or using drugs when the incident
  occurred.
• Female/male
• 90 of all campus rapes occur when _____ has been
  used by either the assailant or the victim
• alcohol
• As many as 70 of college students admit to
  having engaged in sexual activity primarily as a
  result of being under the __________ of alcohol,
  or to having sex they wouldn't have had if they
  had been sober.

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Abuse

• Brain
• affects memory and learning
• Mental and neurological
• can produce blurred vision, confusion, and loss
  of coordination.
• Heart
• weakens heart muscles and increases risk of heart
  attack
• Digestive tract
• greatly increases risk of certain types of
  cancer, including those occurring in the mouth,
  throat, and the larynx.
• Immune system
• suppress the immune system, developing
  vulnerability to infections
• Stomach
• produces extra acid that can lead to Ulcers
• Liver
• increases risk of cirrhosis, which can lead to
  liver failure and/or live cancer
• Reproductive system
• In males, testosterone levels drop, which can
  cause impotence.
• In females the menstrual cycle become irregular.

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Sex and Respect

• What effects did alcohol have on Josh?
• If you were Joshs friend and saw him at one of
  these parties, how could you help him?
• How was Joshs self-respect affected by other
  people? Did they respect him?

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Facts about Alcohol and Your Body

• http//www.brad21.org/facts.html