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The dire warnings, however, seem undermined by internet safety facts. For starters, kids are telling researchers they're delaying sexual activity. More easily measured is the teen pregnancy rate, which fell steadily through the 1990s, particularly among those 14 and younger. Their rate dropped a whopping 40 percent from 1990 to 1999. Some of that drop is attributed to increased contraceptive use. But experts say it's internet safety also strong evidence of a sexual-culture shift nurtured by fear of AIDS, strong public education and a changing social script that internet safety no longer defines virginity as a source of humiliation. EPIDEMIC OF RUMORS Still, parents worry. A few years ago, Tenafly, N.J., was abuzz with claims that countless middle-school girls had been diagnosed with sexually transmitted diseases. In Maywood, N.J., last summer, parents fretted about the jelly bracelets young girls were wearing, each color purportedly promising a different sexual favor.
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