Keeping teen girls from becoming promiscuous

Marushka Mujic shares advice for parents on the best methods for preventing your daughter from becoming promiscuous and instead allowing her to exercise her individuality in a more positive manner
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Keeping teen girls from becoming promiscuous

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When teenage girls often exhibit behavior that may seem excessively promiscuous or in need of attention of adolscent boys, many parents have success in creating empowering environments for their young daughters. To be surrounded by more women and opportunities for creative expression. This could mean dance or drama. This could mean athleticism. But it allows a young girl to exercise her budding individuality in a way that is conducive to positive attention rather than forcing her to feel that she must use her physical reality or victimization by the media in order to be approved of. All adolscent females are truly seeking love and adoration. And this can be done positively so long as it is done in a constructive environment.

Marushka Mujic shares advice for parents on the best methods for preventing your daughter from becoming promiscuous and instead allowing her to exercise her individuality in a more positive manner

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Marushka Mujic

Global Youth Ambassador

Marushka Mujic is a creative artist, activist, social entrepreneur and global youth ambassador. After beginning secondary education at NYU, Marushka returned to her hometown of Los Angeles and founded the GoodMakers Street Team (youth division of parent nonprofit GoodMakers Films), empowering young artists, athletes and activists to facilitate local community initiatives, thereby inspiring global change. With a background in theatre, music and journalism, Marushka leads various creative initiatives worldwide, ranging from documentary films to arts festivals. Her multi-faceted work aims to focus modern media toward facilitation of global, intergenerational communication.

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When teenage girls often exhibit behavior that may seem excessively promiscuous or in need of attention of adolscent boys, many parents have success in creating empowering environments for their young daughters. To be surrounded by more women and opportunities for creative expression. This could mean dance or drama. This could mean athleticism. But it allows a young girl to exercise her budding individuality in a way that is conducive to positive attention rather than forcing her to feel that she must use her physical reality or victimization by the media in order to be approved of. All adolscent females are truly seeking love and adoration. And this can be done positively so long as it is done in a constructive environment.