I agree, but ONLEY to a POINT. If you are dateing someone casueally, then it is NOT appropriate to ask to many question’s. However, before you SLEEP with someone, you need to be sure about their SEXUEAL HISTORY, b/c if you DO sleep with them, my dad says that technically, you are sleeepeing with everyone that they EVER slept with, meaning that they may be carrying a STD or something from 3 girlfreind’s ago that you can get if you sleep with them without protection.
So it is NOT nosey to ask before you have sex with them. If you are just meeting them and NOT sleepeing with them, it is NOT appropriate to ask to many question’s.
Personally, I have learned NOT to sleep with any MAN now until I get a RING. B/C I need to have a Baby, I do NOT have time to waste sleepeing with men who are NOT goieng to MARRY me. FOOEY on that!
Ellen is wise beyond her tender years. So many women wind up paying the price for casual sex. Now, it seems that the men are exposed but we are not (unless we are with other women).
ReplyDeleteA great WEB MD post on this proves that men who give oral sex to women are even more exposed than women who do so for men. We are safer giving BJs to men than they are when they pleasure us!
According to Web MD,
If a woman has HPV, then having oral sex is also a risk for infection, Siegel said. "It's most likely transmitted from females to males," Kraus noted.
http://www.webmd.com/sexual-conditions/news/20130603/michael-douglas-blames-his-throat-cancer-on-oral-sex
This sounds like the kind of publicity that works for me and all the other Kutzas follow this rule. Women are generally safe giving men BJs, but men are not safe going into women's privates head first. Now the HPV thing proves it. Michael Douglas is paying the price for going down on Catherine eta Jones. He nearly died from that, and may well find he is not cancer free. Way too high a price for doing some rug munching, even on a top shelf broad like Zeta Jones.
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