Sexual Ethics

Presently, the world has adopted a more liberal approach when it comes to a sexual relationship encounter ending up being just for an enjoyable pleasurable moment. Its sole purpose is to please the selfish lust desires of the flesh without any kind of restrictions. Framed by this concept, society has embedded more and more into a promiscuous life style that at in times has terrible consequences. However, this situation should not be this way in the world. The most important factor that can served as a safety net and of protection for those who follow them are the moral codes. In this country as in many others religious nations, the Bible has written moral codes for those who decide to follow it in their lives, and this can be served as a safeguard …show more content…
There has been many reports that linked binge drinking to nonconsensual sexual events that led up to rape when people are intoxicated. In addition to this matter, Emily Yoffe relates a story of a young college girl that went to a bar and met a male classmate. At this bar, he offered himself to escort her as they went out from the bar where she was drinking. She drank so much that she was so disoriented to the point of walking out from the bar with only wearing one shoe. The only thing that she can remember was walking down a street and waking up in a bed with her clothe inside out. In fact, she told her boyfriend about her suppose affair with this guy. As a result, they broke their relationship because of her alleged infidelity. With shame and guilt, she asked some of her friends about of what happened went she left the bar that night. After she talked to her friends who happen to be at this bar that night of such event, she realizes that she was raped. Yoffe synthesize this event, “The young woman laments the whole campus landscape of alcohol-soaked hookup sex. Who does this culture benefit? Alcohol predators. It doesn’t liberate anybody” (Yoffe). Alcohol and drugs are a perfect combination for sexual assaults, Bogle reveals, “feminist scholar have been concerned about the link between hooking up and sexual assaults” (3). All in all, there are many dangerous situations in the daily life, but when people put themselves in high-risk situations like hook-up culture followed by the abuse of alcohol without any limits the risks increase. When young college students are under the influence of alcohol or of any other kind of drug, they think that nothing can happen to them. As they can handle any situation and still can manager their actions pretty well, they are creating a superman syndrome of themselves. This behavior