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RE: Should a person disclose... - 9/23/2014 8:36:21 AM   
SeekingTrinity


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I definitely do not agree at all that someone should have to post it on their profile. There are folks on here who are just flat out not compatible with us for whatever reason. If I know already that a person is not a good match, what business is it of mine whether they have any sort of STD or not? It isn't. If I planned on being sexually intimate, I have the right to know so I can weigh out the options and decide what the best decision is for me. But until then, that is a person's personal business.

If someone can't handle the possibility that they might end up talking to someone for any length of time and ultimately end up not being compatible, is searching online really a good option? There are no guarantees as it is anyway.

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RE: Should a person disclose... - 9/23/2014 8:55:04 AM   
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The stickier question is... if you know someone has a sexually transmittable disease, are you obligated, or do you have the right, to out them?

IMPO, no. It's not my place to say anything.
If I am asked, point blank, then yes, I am going to answer honestly. But to just come out of the blue and 'out' them in that way. No fucking way.

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RE: Should a person disclose... - 9/23/2014 8:56:44 AM   
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ORIGINAL: SeekingTrinity

~FRing it~

I definitely do not agree at all that someone should have to post it on their profile. There are folks on here who are just flat out not compatible with us for whatever reason. If I know already that a person is not a good match, what business is it of mine whether they have any sort of STD or not? It isn't. If I planned on being sexually intimate, I have the right to know so I can weigh out the options and decide what the best decision is for me. But until then, that is a person's personal business.

If someone can't handle the possibility that they might end up talking to someone for any length of time and ultimately end up not being compatible, is searching online really a good option? There are no guarantees as it is anyway.

This, absolutely ^.
That said, for my own benefit alone I disclose my own bad facts on my profile (not bisexual, not poly, a lawyer) to save myself the time spent on someone who requires the first 2 or hates the third. But no one is entitled to know a damned thing about me unless I choose to tell them, and anyone who doesn't like that can move on quickly to the next profile.


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RE: Should a person disclose... - 9/23/2014 9:03:22 AM   
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ORIGINAL: MariaB
Wow, talk about angry!! calm down lady its just a debate.

OK...You quoted me and accused me of exaggerating before accusing me of being over dramatic (which I asked you about but that question remains unanswered) and now you accuse me of being in an emotional state. You also used a little sarcasm when you said, "You are braver than myself, I hate taking unnecessary risks." Which clearly interprets as, I do take unnecessary risks.

The caps of anger, the personal insults and the accusations from you accusing me of attacking you. (I was debating a topic for christs sake) You are sooo angry I can feel the heat from here. Calm the fuck down and go and have a word with yourself.


The bolded caps was to point out the obvious, not out of anger, I mean when I say "I don't give a shit".
THIS was my very simple point specific which seems to somehow still elude you so I digress, LOL.

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On the other hand, if you do disclose it on your profile, then you don't have to worry about potential partners rejecting you after you get emotionally attached.




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RE: Should a person disclose... - 9/23/2014 9:11:00 AM   
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Manko, did you really feel Maria was attacking you? Really?

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RE: Should a person disclose... - 9/23/2014 9:11:56 AM   
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ORIGINAL: shiftyw

Manko, did you really feel Maria was attacking you? Really?


I can recommend a book. "The Art of Letting Go". Good read.

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RE: Should a person disclose... - 9/23/2014 9:12:44 AM   
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I mean when I say "I don't give a shit".

If you don't give a shit, why would you feel the need to keep defending yourself?



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RE: Should a person disclose... - 9/23/2014 9:14:27 AM   
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~FRing, cuz it's trendy.

I'm currently attempting to Pirate swagger my way on deck of a lovely little /spice trader ship, so we have a lot of communication going back and forth. After reading her profile, on the surface, we seem reasonably compatible, and me to her. However, as we move along through the Pirate Code Parley, there are steps I have to put in place to ensure that her visit is comfortable and safe. So I've been making a shopping list to meet her needs. She has some allergies I have to consider, pets being one and I just brought two kittens home. The pets aren't a real issue, I believe pets should be seen and never smelled... or any other evidence of their existence should be visible. The only difficulty is training them to bathe without homicidal freak outs. As for the rest of their presence, no big deal. I am meticulously clean, and tend to steam clean my furniture weekly.

I've looked at all the things that need to be adjusted/modified in my daily life and scrutinized them carefully. Some are new to me, but not deal breakers. She has an allergy that is pretty serious and I have two three options to deal with it:

1: give her her own bathroom.
2: do not use any product that contains the allergen.
3: Tell her this isn't going to work because this "inconvenience" is just to much for my self centered asshole disposition.

1 & 2 are the only viable options for me, I'm leaning more towards 2.

Now that all that blabbering is done... our profiles initiate compatibility, but time and communication does the rest. Allergies could be just as much of a deal breaker as an STD. People, all people, know what they will cope with and what they won't. If she had an STD I wouldn't call it a deal breaker before I educated myself. I abhor stupidity, and failing to educate myself would be stupid. If I were inclined to monogamy, an STD could be problematic, I want more children, but poly facilitates that if she were incapable. Being poly would require a great deal more caution when contending with an STD, but again, still not a deal breaker.

Thus far, we are an excellent match, but we're only in to our elbows and need to get up to the nose. A manageable STD still wouldn't be a deal breaker for me as long as it could be managed within our dynamic, didn't deprive me of needs, and I can accept it impairing wants. I could trade a pretty serious issue for great compatibility, but refuse to trade my happiness for anything.

Jus sayin

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RE: Should a person disclose... - 9/23/2014 9:15:25 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: IrishMist

quote:

I mean when I say "I don't give a shit".

If you don't give a shit, why would you feel the need to keep defending yourself?




I believe everyone has a fair chance of actually learning something. Abysmal as that may be.

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RE: Should a person disclose... - 9/23/2014 9:40:48 AM   
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I once had a woman lie to me that she DID have herpes.

She said she told men that so they'd wear a condom with her.

Obviously, there were other problems in this short (but pretty hot) union……...

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RE: Should a person disclose... - 9/23/2014 10:05:05 AM   
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ORIGINAL: GoddessManko

quote:

ORIGINAL: shiftyw

Manko, did you really feel Maria was attacking you? Really?


I can recommend a book. "The Art of Letting Go". Good read.


I'll take "Hypocrisy is not a huge African water animal" for $400, Alex

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RE: Should a person disclose... - 9/23/2014 10:09:21 AM   
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ORIGINAL: SeekingTrinity


quote:

ORIGINAL: GoddessManko

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ORIGINAL: shiftyw

Manko, did you really feel Maria was attacking you? Really?


I can recommend a book. "The Art of Letting Go". Good read.


I'll take "Hypocrisy is not a huge African water animal" for $400, Alex


And the answer is... a daily double! How much would you like to wager?

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RE: Should a person disclose... - 9/23/2014 10:13:33 AM   
SeekingTrinity


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Easy question, so I'll go all-in . I like taking a risk, especially when the odds are in my favor

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RE: Should a person disclose... - 9/23/2014 10:18:53 AM   
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Okay, but there are a few new added features to kinky jeopardy:

Vigorish: When betting with the house you have to pay a hefty vig.
Funishment: Failing to answer correctly results in an all expense paid vacation to the sicko of our choice (dust of the stapler RS). The plus side, is the sickp we usually choose is a no salt using pansy.

Jus sayin

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RE: Should a person disclose... - 9/23/2014 10:21:54 AM   
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Hell, already have a trip planned in mid-October to the sicko of my choice . Will that count for kinky Jeopardy?


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RE: Should a person disclose... - 9/23/2014 10:23:34 AM   
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ORIGINAL: SeekingTrinity

Hell, already have a trip planned in mid-October to the sicko of my choice . Will that count for kinky Jeopardy?




A poll must be taken.

Jus sayin

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RE: Should a person disclose... - 9/23/2014 10:34:42 AM   
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Well, being as this is a disclosure thread and all (bringing it back on topic for da mods)...I take medication that makes stabby stabby staply staply bloody good fun, so the intended sicko would need some AB+ on ice. Does Amazon do free shipping?

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RE: Should a person disclose... - 9/23/2014 12:52:49 PM   
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ORIGINAL: SeekingTrinity

Well, being as this is a disclosure thread and all (bringing it back on topic for da mods)...I take medication that makes stabby stabby staply staply bloody good fun, so the intended sicko would need some AB+ on ice. Does Amazon do free shipping?


We keep a gang of cats on hand.

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RE: Should a person disclose... - 9/23/2014 12:58:10 PM   
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ORIGINAL: SeekingTrinity

Well, being as this is a disclosure thread and all (bringing it back on topic for da mods)...I take medication that makes stabby stabby staply staply bloody good fun, so the intended sicko would need some AB+ on ice. Does Amazon do free shipping?

Shouldn't an AB+ be able to receive all blood types? That oughta open up your options a bit.

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RE: Should a person disclose... - 9/23/2014 1:36:03 PM   
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If a person post a profile on CM and they have herpes should they make that disclosure in their profile?


I would. I believe in avoiding drama, and it seems as though that would sidestep maximum BS.

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