Sex in the New MillenniumReferences to sexuality and sexual activities seem to surround the American public in everything we do. Movies, music, the Bible, religion, and politics are all related in one way or another to sexuality and sexual activities. MTV, the first 24-hour music network, was structured around young people aged 12 to 34. 28% of their audience is under 18 years old. Are you wondering why incorporate MTV into something sexual? Well, the featured music videos tend to center their theme around gender representation and sexual or violent content. Women are depicted as passive characters and sexual objects. 81% of videos containing violence also contain sexual images. Some videos containing certain words and actions about sexuality and sexual behavior may encourage a naive child to do something they should not do. So why do producers continue to make videos that are so harmful to our youth? They do this because sexual images increase the appeal of music videos. Certainly, the language of music videos includes a variety of symbols and images. For any individual, regardless of sexual inclination, to embrace vague sexual desires is to claim a nature that God never intended for us. On the other hand, drawing sharp distinctions between human beings, between "homosexuals and heterosexuals", is to underestimate the extent to which our society is permanently self-referential and egocentric. What does the Church think about sexuality? An individual is not born “gay” or “heterosexual”, he is born “male” or “female”. The Church in the 90s has accepted the gay community for who they are and what they believe. However, she believes that God did not create her with these ideas in mind. Gays simply acquired them from society. Something I've come across time and time again in my research on sexuality is what is the primary influence on someone that helps them decide about their sexuality and sexual actions? Through research, it seems that our society believes that parents and the education system must interact with and teach young children about sexuality. By instilling strong morals and values ​​in our children, parents feel like they will make the “right” decisions when it comes to sexuality. But who decides what is “good” and what is “bad?” » ?.