LadyConstanze
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ORIGINAL: OwnedFemaleFlesh I would imagine that people take the same precautions regardless of whether they are seeing a new person or seeing a new person within their relationship, I know I do. There seems to be some implicit suggestion that sharing your submissive is somehow inherently more dangerous (STD-wise) than dating as a single, but the risk is exactly the same. Sex is sex, precautions are precautions. I fail to see how this applies more to people in open relationships than it does to anyone else. owned xxx You'd hope so, but apparently people forgot all about STDs, I'd say more partners automatically increases the risk a bit, but if people act responsibly and take precautions, I'd say the risk is not that much higher, but just simple logic says that it is higher, more partners, more risk, though I think people who practice responsible poly or sharing are not more at risk (most likely less) than a person who's promiscuous
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