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    The document discusses teenage pregnancy and some of its key causes such as lack of parental supervision, peer pressure, sexual abuse, and lack of sex education. It also discusses online shopping addiction as a compulsive behavior that provides temporary relief from underlying issues.

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    The document discusses teenage pregnancy and some of its key causes such as lack of parental supervision, peer pressure, sexual abuse, and lack of sex education. It also discusses online shopping addiction as a compulsive behavior that provides temporary relief from underlying issues.

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    Teenage Pregnancy

    One of the main factors that cause teen pregnancy is the absence of affectionate parental
    supervision. Parents in today's society are either too busy or too permissive. Parents and
    guardians are not involved in the emotional stability of the girl child other than providing for her
    basic needs.
    Teenagers, particularly young girls go through fascinating circumstances and changes in which
    they need parental help to comprehend and acknowledge the changes. They seek answers from
    boyfriends who "seem" to be giving the affection and attention that results in pregnancy if they
    do not have this affectionate supervision from their parents.
    One more significant reason for adolescent pregnancy is peer pressure. There is increased
    pressure to fit into certain peer groups as children reach adolescence. The girl may then be
    pressured into having sex by her peers to fit in. In addition, modern society allows teenagers to
    spend a lot of time and space alone with people of the opposite sex, which increases the
    likelihood of teenage pregnancy.
    Sexual abuse, as well as the consumption of alcohol and drugs, are additional key components of
    this concept. When adolescents are exposed to drugs and alcohol, they lose control of their
    sexuality, which can lead to pregnancy. On the other hand, sexual abuse occurs when girls
    engage in sex for pleasure without being aware of the consequences of their sexuality.
    Teen pregnancy rates have also increased as a result of a lack of sex education for girls in
    schools. This is because it causes people to engage in sexual activities without thinking about the
    consequences. Therefore, it is essential to educate girls about the issues of sex and sexuality as
    well as the potential consequences.

    Online Shopping Addiction


    Shopping is an essential component of life. We shop for food, clothing, homes, and anything else
    that might be necessary for our survival. Shopping can be an addiction as well as a necessity.
    Addiction is the persistent use of a substance or behavior that alters one's mood, despite the
    negative effects of dependency that causes such behaviors. Oniomania, which is a Greek word
    meaning “for sale” is the technical term for the compulsive desire to shop, more commonly
    referred to as shopping addiction.
    Obsessive-compulsive disorder, bipolar disorder, impulse control disorder, or even a clinical
    addiction are all possible classifications for shopping addiction. It is being compared to
    alcoholism, eating disorders, and drug abuse as a result of recent research. There is developing
    proof that it is a huge and demolishing issue with serious outcomes both close to home and
    monetary. A mild need to feel special and less lonely initially sets in when a person develops a
    shopping addiction. A vicious cycle of escalation frequently ensues when these needs are not met
    by excessive shopping.

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