perverseangelic
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Joined: 2/2/2004 From: Davis, Ca Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: junkyard . Just don't fool yourself that condoms are a protection unless you use them for oral sex on a man, oral sex on a woman, any kind of intercourse, and also on all of your penetrative toys. Hell, it's even possible to spread skin diseases with floggers, do you suppose you can escape herpes and HPV with a condom? Good luck with that one...please see the aforementioned link. THIS is why I believe in bringing my own toys when we play with someone else. Of -course- we use protection with any type of intercourse/penetration/act where fluids are exchanged. I mean, what's the point of wearing a condom for intercourse if you have unprotected oral? I'm on birth control so the pregnancy thing isn't a worry, it's STD's that trouble me. Why bother with protection if you're going to do it half-assed? I care about myself and my partner more than that. Too, I prefer to ask a partner for some sort of proof of disease-less-ness, but still, having done my reading as well, I'm willing to trust my safter sex precautions-namely, protection used correctly, every time I am sexual in any way with someone not my partner. While I know it isn't 100% effective, the very high amount of protection offered, coupled with my knowledge of potential partners, is enough to satisfy my partner and myself. While I understand where youa re coming from, I dislike the way you're talking about people who use condoms becuase they aren't monogamous. Or who are monogamous and choose to use condoms anyway. Sex is fun. ;) I've been with people I trust VERY deeply. I still use protection with them, because they were not my life partner. He is the only person I exchange fluids with. Using barrier protection doesn't indicate a lesser degree of trust. Frankly, I think protected sex IS the perfect solution, if used correctly and used every time. It allows for sexual freedom with relative saftey. (Again, I have done my research. I know success/failure rates.) Also, what if you don't want to wait the six months with a partner? Say you've met your life partner, you're going to be together, monogamously, for the rest of your lives. You'd still both have to wait 6mo for test results to get back. Why wait that six months for sexual contact when you can have largely safe sex through the use of a condom. My problem is that I have a mild allergy to latex. Polyurethane condoms are EXPENSIVE! Heh, I've been tempted to blame our recent 100% monogamy on how much it would cost to be with other people ;)
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