Love And Death Essay Research Paper Kosier1Love

Love And Death Essay, Research Paper

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Love = Death

What happens when two people fall in love? We may think of love as a sweet heart throbbing fairy tail situation, but in reality, unexpected dreadful circumstances often occur. As a couple falls helplessly in love, they become sexually active. Because of this intimate, uncontrollable love, a couple, with extremely high endodorphine levels may make a poor choice about contraceptives. This poor choice may result in a STD or even the life-concluding virus, HIV/AIDS. In this situation the couple develops mixed emotions which may cause a painful breakup leading to depression, which is the number one cause of suicide.

?Being in love is a sense of excitement, of heightened emotion, heightened senses, of being in the unknown, of abduction, of not being in control of yourself?its like an excuse, ?I don?t now what I?m doing. I?m in love??(Gochros and Ricketts 27). Every day, people all over the world experience this intense description of love. Dr. JM Morris explains this in profound detail. ?The first step to falling in love is imprinting. Imprinting is finding a specific physical trait that attracts you to a certain person. Then there is a subliminal attraction, which is a personal quality, such as a person?s laugh. Next is the hypotaemic stage. When experiencing this stage, a person becomes nervous and develops sweaty

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palms when their affection is close to them. Then chemical anvetamines in your brain such as dopamine, norepine, and phenye ethyeamine react, causing a natural drug rush.? Now that the couple has fallen in love, certain addictions and attachments occur. Dr. Morris continues, ?The brain chemical, oxytocin, otherwise known as the ?cuddle chemical? promotes a realxed satisfying attraction and strong bonds due to endodorphine levels occur urging the couple to make love. Through this addiction, the brains actually begin to grow together.? So now the endodrophine level is at its peak and if is the perfect time and place for the couple to have sex, but there is only one problem, they have no form of contraception. The couple, so in love and naturally drugged on endodorphine, can not resist their feelings and proceed by engaging in unprotected sex.

The use of contraceptives have become vital when considering that unprotected intercourse is likely to result in pregnancy and more importantly, it carries a high risk of acquiring a sexually transmitted disease (Contraception: choosing). There are presently many forms of contraception available to fit a persons cost, comfort and preference. When making this crucial choice, it is important to consider all your options. There are types of contraceptives, which are excellent for preventing pregnancy, but have absolutely no effectiveness against STD?s.

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The Combined pill, mini-pill, Depo-Provera, Norplant, IUD, and morning after pill are all in this category (Roland 6). Contraceptives, which prevent pregnancy and STD?s, include the male and female condom, spermicides and diaphragms. The male condom is the most common use of contraception for males. It is a protective covering made of latex, polyurethane and it fits over the penis. The condom keeps the semen from entering to vagina(Kronenfeld, Whicker 43). The female condom is not as common and is bulky and difficult to insert and the cost is high. It is a polyurethane sheath that lines the entire vagina and partially covers the external genitals(Birth Control 2). Spermicides are another over the counter contraceptive. These products area type of spermicidle jelly or foam in the form of a capsule inserted into the vagina before intercourse. There are no serious side effects but it may be messy. The woman can also use a diaphragm or cervical cap. This is flexible rubber barrier used with spermicidal cream or jelly. It is inserted before intercourse and blocks and kills sperm moving toward the uterus (Emergency Contraceptives 2). All of these contraceptives are effective in stopping pregnancy and STD?s but the only thing that can completely prevent sexual mistakes is abstinence. If a couple decides not to use any of these methods of contraception they are at a high risk for sexually transmitted diseases and even HIV/AIDS. Present day, more than fifty organisms and syndromes

Kosier 4 are now recognized as sexually transmitted. These diseases can lead to serious health problems, and when untreated, can lead to major consequences (Anderson Smith 22). Sadly, STD?s can indeed kill and individual, a woman who develops a serious case of pelvic inflammatory may die, and more commonly, a person with AIDs will die (Clinic). The two most common STD?s are Chlamydia and Syphilis. Although Chlamydia can be extremely painful for females in the lower abdomen, 80%of the infected hove no symptoms at all. Chlamydia is curable with certain antibiotic. Syphilis, although curable as well, can cause sever damage to the nervous system and other body organs, resulting in long term damage. Other STD?s cause painful blisters and warts to develop on the mouth and genitals and anus. Genital herpes, genital warts, and scabies are all included in this category. These sores are extremely painful and sometimes are incurable (Holmes Mardh Sparling Wiesner). Other popular STD?s include Garderella Vaginits, Hepatitis A, B, C and D, and Gonorrhea, they all have symptoms inc