Originally posted by: Ulfwald
Snuggling afterward and having her fall asleep in you arms is rewarding, it shows she trusts you, she feels safe with you.
Cats don't count.Originally posted by: dirtboy
Originally posted by: Ulfwald
Snuggling afterward and having her fall asleep in you arms is rewarding, it shows she trusts you, she feels safe with you.
I have that now with none of the hassles of being in love.
OMG You're killin' in this thread!Originally posted by: iwearnosox
Cats don't count.Originally posted by: dirtboy
Originally posted by: Ulfwald
Snuggling afterward and having her fall asleep in you arms is rewarding, it shows she trusts you, she feels safe with you.
I have that now with none of the hassles of being in love.
Originally posted by: Moonbeam
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Originally posted by: Ulfwald
Sex without love is like taking drain cleaner. It cleans you out and leaves you feeling empty.
Sex with someone you love and respect is the greatest feeling in the world. Snuggling afterward and having her fall asleep in you arms is rewarding, it shows she trusts you, she feels safe with you.
Good feelings are hard to come by these days, especially with someone else. When you find something good, hold on to it, but not too tight, as you may smother it.
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am i the only person that thought this sounded gay as all hell?
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Of course not. Anything profoundly intelligent is bound to stump the chumps.
Originally posted by: illusion88
Originally posted by: cherrytwist
I'd go to the doctor if I were you. Like you said, you don't have to show signs to be contagious. You may develop symptoms 2-20 days after infection though. If you have it you will always have it so I hope that you don't. You really should be more careful. Casual sex makes you feel good at the moment but what does it do for you in the long run other than making you feel empty and dirty
Wait a minute...so a guy has a one night stand, used protection and now needs to see a doctor?
I think you people are losing perspective here. In my own experience (before I met my wife of course), I had several one night stands. It's a part of being young and reckless. Kudos to OS for using protection.
Condoms aren't 100% but nothing is. To say he needs to see a doctor after sleeping with someone is ridiculous.
The only reason to see a doctor is if you have symptoms. To feel guilty about having sex with a stranger is natural, because most of us are raised to believe that it is wrong. Personally, if you both are consenting adults more power to you.
You can never be to safe when your talking about your tallywhacker. Whats the harm in seeing a doctor and getting tested? I am sure there is a free clinc somewhere in his town that he can go to. He is worried that he may have come in contact with something that the condom doesnt cover. After all, herpes can be in the pubic hair regin.
Originally posted by: brigden
You people are a overly paranoid. Really.
There is nothing wrong with having casual sex. Sure, it might put you at a greater risk of contracting something, but it's nothing to feel depressed about. It's not a bad thing, OK?
I have had many annonymous partners, and only once used a condom - my first time. I've been tested twice after being with two women that were suspect. I'm playing a dangerous game, I know, but that's my business. I don't recommend people do the same, especially in this day and age. With that being said, there is nothing wrong with casual sex.
Yes, sex is a beautiful union between two people that love each other, but it's also something that two strangers can enjoy. You go out, you meet a girl, you shag, you leave, that's it.
North Americans have a totally skewered perspective of sex.
You got laid, get over it.
Yes, sex is a beautiful union between two people that love each other, but it's also something that two strangers can enjoy. You go out, you meet a girl, you shag, you leave, that's it.
Originally posted by: AlienCraft
Originally posted by: brigden
You people are a overly paranoid. Really.
There is nothing wrong with having casual sex. Sure, it might put you at a greater risk of contracting something, but it's nothing to feel depressed about. It's not a bad thing, OK?
I have had many annonymous partners, and only once used a condom - my first time. I've been tested twice after being with two women that were suspect. I'm playing a dangerous game, I know, but that's my business. I don't recommend people do the same, especially in this day and age. With that being said, there is nothing wrong with casual sex.
Yes, sex is a beautiful union between two people that love each other, but it's also something that two strangers can enjoy. You go out, you meet a girl, you shag, you leave, that's it.
North Americans have a totally skewered perspective of sex.
You got laid, get over it.
REgarding the bold print part....
If you engage in unprotected sex alone, that's your business. If you engage in unprotected sex with other people, it becomes THEIR business, too.
If you do not disclose you engage in unprotected sex with others and you pass on an STD to someone who is ignorant of YOUR decision to "spin the cylinder" everytime you stick yourself into someone, well, sir, you are playing with criminal charges. Not to mention being an amoral asshat.
"In this day and age" it is incumbent on you to disclose your penchant for putting people at risk by engaging in sex with you, since you admit to exposure with people whose standards are least as low as yours and you suspect them???
God forgive you if you contract and then pass on something (HIV / Herpes/ et al) to someone who you have chosen to not fully inform of your risky behavior. I wouldn't. If it were my daughter, your waiting for HIV to kill you would be the easiest part. The hard part woud be not speeding up the process.
To paraphrase your parting comment, "If you're going to get laid, be responsible for it."
Originally posted by: Ulfwald
Sex without love is like taking drain cleaner. It cleans you out and leaves you feeling empty.
Sex with someone you love and respect is the greatest feeling in the world. Snuggling afterward and having her fall asleep in you arms is rewarding, it shows she trusts you, she feels safe with you.
Good feelings are hard to come by these days, especially with someone else. When you find something good, hold on to it, but not too tight, as you may smother it.
True enough, but if you do not fully disclose your less than safe behavior in advance, the other party isn't making a fully informed decision.Originally posted by: brigden
Originally posted by: AlienCraft
Originally posted by: brigden
You people are a overly paranoid. Really.
There is nothing wrong with having casual sex. Sure, it might put you at a greater risk of contracting something, but it's nothing to feel depressed about. It's not a bad thing, OK?
I have had many annonymous partners, and only once used a condom - my first time. I've been tested twice after being with two women that were suspect. I'm playing a dangerous game, I know, but that's my business. I don't recommend people do the same, especially in this day and age. With that being said, there is nothing wrong with casual sex.
Yes, sex is a beautiful union between two people that love each other, but it's also something that two strangers can enjoy. You go out, you meet a girl, you shag, you leave, that's it.
North Americans have a totally skewered perspective of sex.
You got laid, get over it.
REgarding the bold print part....
If you engage in unprotected sex alone, that's your business. If you engage in unprotected sex with other people, it becomes THEIR business, too.
If you do not disclose you engage in unprotected sex with others and you pass on an STD to someone who is ignorant of YOUR decision to "spin the cylinder" everytime you stick yourself into someone, well, sir, you are playing with criminal charges. Not to mention being an amoral asshat.
"In this day and age" it is incumbent on you to disclose your penchant for putting people at risk by engaging in sex with you, since you admit to exposure with people whose standards are least as low as yours and you suspect them???
God forgive you if you contract and then pass on something (HIV / Herpes/ et al) to someone who you have chosen to not fully inform of your risky behavior. I wouldn't. If it were my daughter, your waiting for HIV to kill you would be the easiest part. The hard part woud be not speeding up the process.
To paraphrase your parting comment, "If you're going to get laid, be responsible for it."
Having sex is a decision made between two consenting adults. I'm not the only one making a decision...
How old are you?Originally posted by: theNEOone
Originally posted by: Ulfwald
Sex without love is like taking drain cleaner. It cleans you out and leaves you feeling empty.
Sex with someone you love and respect is the greatest feeling in the world. Snuggling afterward and having her fall asleep in you arms is rewarding, it shows she trusts you, she feels safe with you.
Good feelings are hard to come by these days, especially with someone else. When you find something good, hold on to it, but not too tight, as you may smother it.
am i the only person that thought this sounded gay as all hell?
anyway good luck w/ ur problem OS. hope the condom did its job![]()
Originally posted by: AlienCraft
True enough, but if you do not fully disclose your less than safe behavior in advance, the other party isn't making a fully informed decision.Originally posted by: brigden
Originally posted by: AlienCraft
Originally posted by: brigden
You people are a overly paranoid. Really.
There is nothing wrong with having casual sex. Sure, it might put you at a greater risk of contracting something, but it's nothing to feel depressed about. It's not a bad thing, OK?
I have had many annonymous partners, and only once used a condom - my first time. I've been tested twice after being with two women that were suspect. I'm playing a dangerous game, I know, but that's my business. I don't recommend people do the same, especially in this day and age. With that being said, there is nothing wrong with casual sex.
Yes, sex is a beautiful union between two people that love each other, but it's also something that two strangers can enjoy. You go out, you meet a girl, you shag, you leave, that's it.
North Americans have a totally skewered perspective of sex.
You got laid, get over it.
REgarding the bold print part....
If you engage in unprotected sex alone, that's your business. If you engage in unprotected sex with other people, it becomes THEIR business, too.
If you do not disclose you engage in unprotected sex with others and you pass on an STD to someone who is ignorant of YOUR decision to "spin the cylinder" everytime you stick yourself into someone, well, sir, you are playing with criminal charges. Not to mention being an amoral asshat.
"In this day and age" it is incumbent on you to disclose your penchant for putting people at risk by engaging in sex with you, since you admit to exposure with people whose standards are least as low as yours and you suspect them???
God forgive you if you contract and then pass on something (HIV / Herpes/ et al) to someone who you have chosen to not fully inform of your risky behavior. I wouldn't. If it were my daughter, your waiting for HIV to kill you would be the easiest part. The hard part woud be not speeding up the process.
To paraphrase your parting comment, "If you're going to get laid, be responsible for it."
Having sex is a decision made between two consenting adults. I'm not the only one making a decision...
Someone may think twice about having sex bareback with you if they knew you had had unprotected sex with at least two partners of suspect sexual history.
Remember, when you sleep with someone who is experienced, the sex can be fun, it can be spectacular, but it is still void of emotional feeling,
Originally posted by: y2kc
Remember, when you sleep with someone who is experienced, the sex can be fun, it can be spectacular, but it is still void of emotional feeling,
...which is fine if that is not what you are looking for. some of the most gratifying sexual experiences of my life have been with women whom i did not love.. i did not feel empty or drained afterwards, and I'm sure many people feel the same way.. for some, love is a prerequisite for sex which is fine, but it doesn't make those of us for whom it is not, bad, disease spreading perverts.
Originally posted by: Howard
How old are you?Originally posted by: theNEOone
Originally posted by: Ulfwald
Sex without love is like taking drain cleaner. It cleans you out and leaves you feeling empty.
Sex with someone you love and respect is the greatest feeling in the world. Snuggling afterward and having her fall asleep in you arms is rewarding, it shows she trusts you, she feels safe with you.
Good feelings are hard to come by these days, especially with someone else. When you find something good, hold on to it, but not too tight, as you may smother it.
am i the only person that thought this sounded gay as all hell?
anyway good luck w/ ur problem OS. hope the condom did its job![]()
Originally posted by: theNEOone
Originally posted by: Howard
How old are you?Originally posted by: theNEOone
Originally posted by: Ulfwald
Sex without love is like taking drain cleaner. It cleans you out and leaves you feeling empty.
Sex with someone you love and respect is the greatest feeling in the world. Snuggling afterward and having her fall asleep in you arms is rewarding, it shows she trusts you, she feels safe with you.
Good feelings are hard to come by these days, especially with someone else. When you find something good, hold on to it, but not too tight, as you may smother it.
am i the only person that thought this sounded gay as all hell?
anyway good luck w/ ur problem OS. hope the condom did its job![]()
almost 21, been in a relationship w/ my g/f for 5 years. we're high school sweethearts. the love i feel for her is inexplicable. only 2 people in this world i would die for, and she's one of them.
and i still find that post gay. my opinion. lay off.
