Voice is becoming a commodity. Mobile operators have to think of new services that people will pay for. Here is one. It’s not porn. It’s intervention from a government agency to prevent teen pregnancies.
THE special cellphone, set on vibrate, begins to whir. Throughout North Carolina, anonymous teenagers are texting questions to it about sex.
“If you take a shower before you have sex, are you less likely to get pregnant?” asks one.
Another: “Does a normal penis have wrinkles?”
A young girl types: “If my BF doesn’t like me to be loud during sex but I can’t help it, what am I supposed to do?”
Within 24 hours, each will receive a cautious, nonjudgmental reply, texted directly to their cellphones, from a nameless, faceless adult at the Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Campaign of North Carolina, based in Durham.
1 Comment
seo jaipur
You are always so
quick in calling for banning everything
related to sex. Why for christs sake is it
so bad for kids to learn about sex? It’s even
not written in the bible that kids shouldn’t be
exposed to sexual actions. Even if the robot
shows them the way to a strip club, do you really
think they would get in? Do you think they’t know
what is a strip club and what is going on in there
and why men like to go ther? That’s crazy. I agree
that kids shouldn’t be exposed to abuse, exploitation
and violence – so hard core pornography can be seen as
exploitation of the sexuality and so it is correct to
ban it for minors. By the way what do you think was going on
in the good old times when the normal family lived all in
one room. Don’t you think they knew what mom and
dad are doing under the blanket?
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