How Teens can stay safe this Halloween
HOW SAFE ARE YOU THIS HALLOWEEN!!!
CONDOM-USA WOULD LIKE YOU ALL TO BE SAFE THIS HALLOWEEN, SO WE PROVIDED THESE COOL GUIDELINES FOR TEENS TO HAVE A SAFE AND FANGTASTIC HALLOWEEN THIS YEAR!!
Halloween is a super-fun event for teens. Dressing up, getting free candy and meeting with your favorite guy or gal ? Hello! Best. Night. Ever. But Halloween can also be a scary night if teens are not prepare
d. these six simple safety tips for teens to ensure a fun and safe Halloween night.
Bring a flashlight and a cell phone
What does your teen want to do most on Halloween?
Get candy
Scare little kids
Dress up
Stay out late
Have sex
Before you head out on your trick-or-treating adventure, tuck a flashlight into your candy bag. Most of your neighborhood streets may be well lit enough that you'll never have to use it. But you never know when you might venture down a dark road or a street with fewer street lamps, especially if your costume is dark. Better to have it and never use it than not bring it and wish you had!
Make sure you let your parents know where you're going to be; give them a quick call or text throughout the night to let them know all is well, and if you have to be a little late for any reason, let them know.
Stay in a group
Never trick-or-treat alone, especially late at night. Stay in a group of friends, and if you are in a really large group, make sure everyone in the group picks a "buddy" to keep track of throughout the night so you all come home safely together and no one gets lost.
Obey traffic laws
Halloween night usually means tons of kids peppering the neighborhood streets, but it's important to remember that cars still rule the road. If you are in a high-traffic area, always go to the crosswalk to cross the street. If you are perusing your neighborhood streets, remember to still look both ways before crossing. Be sure to stay on the sidewalk unless you are crossing. Never walk in the middle of the road, even on a small residential street. Some cars' engines are so quiet that you simply might not a hear a car coming. And if the driver is not paying attention or simply can't see you in the dark of the night, that could spell trouble.
Never go into a stranger's home or eat unwrapped candy
Halloween is the one night of the year that it's okay to accept candy from people you don't know -- but you should never eat anything that has been unwrapped or never initially wrapped in the first place. Also, even if a neighbor seems nice and invites you into their home -- even for a few minutes -- respectfully decline. You should never go into a stranger's home.
Be home by curfew
Curfews set by both the city and your parents are made for a reason -- your safety. Even though Halloween is a special occasion, be sure to obey the rules and be home by curfew.
WEAR A CONDOM
Yes you are out together for the night,why not? it might just get romantic, therefore if you decide to have sex, protect yourself wear use a condom.