what about honest upfrontness on the STD issue? any points for that?
for instance, one I know about personally…
herpes…approx 1 in 4 or 24.63% or 67 million people in USA [Source statistic for calcuation: “67 million people (NIAID)” — see also general information about data sources]…
so for any two people, seems like statistically there’s a 50% chance there’s an issue…
i think encouraging honesty might be more productive than blanket rules…just from a statistical perspective…
what about honest upfrontness on the STD issue? any points for that?
for instance, one I know about personally…
herpes…approx 1 in 4 or 24.63% or 67 million people in USA [Source statistic for calcuation: “67 million people (NIAID)” — see also general information about data sources]…
so for any two people, seems like statistically there’s a 50% chance there’s an issue…
i think encouraging honesty might be more productive than blanket rules…just from a statistical perspective…
what about honest upfrontness on the STD issue? any points for that?
for instance, one I know about personally…
herpes…approx 1 in 4 or 24.63% or 67 million people in USA [Source statistic for calcuation: “67 million people (NIAID)” — see also general information about data sources]…
so for any two people, seems like statistically there’s a 50% chance there’s an issue…
i think encouraging honesty might be more productive than blanket rules…just from a statistical perspective…
what about honest upfrontness on the STD issue? any points for that?
for instance, one I know about personally…
herpes…approx 1 in 4 or 24.63% or 67 million people in USA [Source statistic for calcuation: “67 million people (NIAID)” — see also general information about data sources]…
so for any two people, seems like statistically there’s a 50% chance there’s an issue…
i think encouraging honesty might be more productive than blanket rules…just from a statistical perspective…
what about honest upfrontness on the STD issue? any points for that?
for instance, one I know about personally…
herpes…approx 1 in 4 or 24.63% or 67 million people in USA [Source statistic for calcuation: “67 million people (NIAID)” — see also general information about data sources]…
so for any two people, seems like statistically there’s a 50% chance there’s an issue…
i think encouraging honesty might be more productive than blanket rules…just from a statistical perspective…
Points, yes. Sex, no. That’s just me. Plenty of fish in the sea.
I’m not wild about condoms. Using them is like getting a foot massage while wearing slippers. So, I’ll use a condom, but if there’s any lasting component whatsoever to the relationship, I’m going to want to abandon the condom… which requires no STDs.
Points, yes. Sex, no. That’s just me. Plenty of fish in the sea.
I’m not wild about condoms. Using them is like getting a foot massage while wearing slippers. So, I’ll use a condom, but if there’s any lasting component whatsoever to the relationship, I’m going to want to abandon the condom… which requires no STDs.
Points, yes. Sex, no. That’s just me. Plenty of fish in the sea.
I’m not wild about condoms. Using them is like getting a foot massage while wearing slippers. So, I’ll use a condom, but if there’s any lasting component whatsoever to the relationship, I’m going to want to abandon the condom… which requires no STDs.
Points, yes. Sex, no. That’s just me. Plenty of fish in the sea.
I’m not wild about condoms. Using them is like getting a foot massage while wearing slippers. So, I’ll use a condom, but if there’s any lasting component whatsoever to the relationship, I’m going to want to abandon the condom… which requires no STDs.
