Sexuality, conception of life, and lack of protection from sexually transmitted diseases are all too important. The morning-after pill ought to require a conversation with parents or a legal authority and not be available simply over the counter. One ought to be of legal age to assume this responsibility and to have had time to gain some understanding of the ramifications of sexual intercourse and of what the morning-after pill does and does not do.
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