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Topic: PROTECTED SEX OR NOT?🤔
CONNELL Joined Wed 07/21/21 Posts: 16	Fri 09/03/21 04:32 AM
please share your ideas on protected sex, especially the health implications.

Richard Joined Thu 08/12/21 Posts: 562	Fri 09/03/21 12:24 PM Edited by Richard on Fri 09/03/21 12:30 PM
please share your ideas on protected sex, especially the health implications. the only 100% safe sex, is no sex. barring that.. you should all ways use the proper safety equipment,( condoms spermacides, lubricants ect..). and get regular screenings. both to protect your self, and others that you have been/will be with. in todays culture I highly recommend abstaining. unless you and your partner can show proof, you have been medically cleared. even using protection.

Mr Good Guy Joined Tue 11/10/20 Posts: 1301	Fri 09/03/21 12:34 PM
please share your ideas on protected sex, especially the health implications. the only 100% safe sex, is no sex. barring that.. you should all ways use the proper safety equipment,( condoms spermacides, lubricants ect..). and get regular screenings. both to protect your self, and others that you have been/will be with. in todays culture I highly recommend abstaining. unless you and your partner can show proof, you have been medically cleared. even using protection. I'm guessing you're the type that wears his mask alone while he drives, yes?

CONNELL Joined Wed 07/21/21 Posts: 16	Fri 09/03/21 01:49 PM
the only 100% safe sex, is no sex. barring that.. you should all ways use the proper safety equipment,( condoms spermacides, lubricants ect..). and get regular screenings. both to protect your self, and others that you have been/will be with. in todays culture I highly recommend abstaining. unless you and your partner can show proof, you have been medically cleared. even using protection. thanks. absolutely worth reading

Blondey111 Joined Sun 01/27/13 Posts: 9013	Fri 09/03/21 04:05 PM
Sexual health and safety is important . Know how to protect yourself against sexually transmitted disease, pregnancy and sexual abuse . Know what safe sex is and which activities expose you or your sexual partner/s to risk . If you are sexually active have regular sexual health screening /checkups . Some sexually transmitted diseases are asymptomatic in the early stages . Although there is medical treatment for many sexually transmitted diseases , some are a life sentence . . Having sex with a stranger or when your judgement is impaired carries a risk of consequences . It is like playing Russian roulette . You may at times doge a bullet but it takes just one exposure event to put you at risk . Know the sexual health and history of those you engage in sex with . Engage your brain Luv blondey xox

cleve Joined Fri 11/06/20 Posts: 813	Fri 09/03/21 06:24 PM
Sexual health and safety is important . Know how to protect yourself against sexually transmitted disease, pregnancy and sexual abuse . Know what safe sex is and which activities expose you or your sexual partner/s to risk . If you are sexually active have regular sexual health screening /checkups . Some sexually transmitted diseases are asymptomatic in the early stages . Although there is medical treatment for many sexually transmitted diseases , some are a life sentence . . Having sex with a stranger or when your judgement is impaired carries a risk of consequences . It is like playing Russian roulette . You may at times doge a bullet but it takes just one exposure event to put you at risk . Know the sexual health and history of those you engage in sex with . Engage your brain Luv blondey xox EXCELLENT ADVICE ........

Bastet127 Joined Wed 06/12/19 Posts: 967	Fri 09/03/21 08:00 PM
I’d rather you consider the baby daddy implications over the health.

Rock Joined Thu 10/09/08 Posts: 21258	Fri 09/03/21 08:21 PM
please share your ideas on protected sex, especially the health implications. Sometimes, it was necessary to have a security detail waiting outside the hotel room, for protection during sex.

CONNELL Joined Wed 07/21/21 Posts: 16	Fri 09/03/21 11:41 PM
Sexual health and safety is important . Know how to protect yourself against sexually transmitted disease, pregnancy and sexual abuse . Know what safe sex is and which activities expose you or your sexual partner/s to risk . If you are sexually active have regular sexual health screening /checkups . Some sexually transmitted diseases are asymptomatic in the early stages . Although there is medical treatment for many sexually transmitted diseases , some are a life sentence . . Having sex with a stranger or when your judgement is impaired carries a risk of consequences . It is like playing Russian roulette . You may at times doge a bullet but it takes just one exposure event to put you at risk . Know the sexual health and history of those you engage in sex with . Engage your brain Luv blondey xox brilliantly answered. I'll keep this saved. thanks hunnie

CONNELL Joined Wed 07/21/21 Posts: 16	Fri 09/03/21 11:42 PM
I’d rather you consider the baby daddy implications over the health. kindly explain more, thank you.

CONNELL Joined Wed 07/21/21 Posts: 16	Fri 09/03/21 11:43 PM
Sometimes, it was necessary to have a security detail waiting outside the hotel room, for protection during sex. hahahaha

AJ Joined Sat 09/04/21 Posts: 2	Sat 09/04/21 12:33 AM
haven't wore a condom in quite sometime. yet no kids no stddw

CONNELL Joined Wed 07/21/21 Posts: 16	Sat 09/04/21 10:26 AM
haven't wore a condom in quite sometime. yet no kids no stddw how do you do it man? about the kids, do some checkup for fertility level. about STD...thank God...lol

SparklingCrystal 💖💎 Joined Mon 05/20/13 Posts: 33340	Sat 09/04/21 10:45 AM
Always best to protect yourself and have safe sex, yes. Apart from STD protection also from undesired pregnancy. And especially if you have many different sexual contacts. If you have one you could both go for a test so you could have sex without the need for protection. And for men important to just be willing to wrap it up. So many don't want to and as a woman you always have to pay attention otherwise they will still go ahead without, EVEN when you have told them to wrap it up and given them a condom (most don't even have condoms with them on a date). Check the exp. dates on condoms as well and make sure the package & contents don't get damaged in you wallet of jeans pocket.

CONNELL Joined Wed 07/21/21 Posts: 16	Sun 09/05/21 12:24 AM
Always best to protect yourself and have safe sex, yes. Apart from STD protection also from undesired pregnancy. And especially if you have many different sexual contacts. If you have one you could both go for a test so you could have sex without the need for protection. And for men important to just be willing to wrap it up. So many don't want to and as a woman you always have to pay attention otherwise they will still go ahead without, EVEN when you have told them to wrap it up and given them a condom (most don't even have condoms with them on a date). Check the exp. dates on condoms as well and make sure the package & contents don't get damaged in you wallet of jeans pocket. that's entirely logical. thanks for sharing. I'll keep that tip.

ayanda Joined Sun 09/05/21 Posts: 3	Sun 09/05/21 02:39 AM
it's quite imperative that we always protect our partners from transmitted diseases,always protect yourself at all times-i know condom can be boring at times especially with your partner.

CONNELL Joined Wed 07/21/21 Posts: 16	Sun 09/05/21 04:05 AM
it's quite imperative that we always protect our partners from transmitted diseases,always protect yourself at all times-i know condom can be boring at times especially with your partner. Honestly it can be very boring but protection and prevention is always better than cure. thanks dear

Richard Joined Thu 08/12/21 Posts: 562	Sun 09/05/21 03:08 PM Edited by Richard on Sun 09/05/21 03:12 PM
please share your ideas on protected sex, especially the health implications. the only 100% safe sex, is no sex. barring that.. you should all ways use the proper safety equipment,( condoms spermacides, lubricants ect..). and get regular screenings. both to protect your self, and others that you have been/will be with. in todays culture I highly recommend abstaining. unless you and your partner can show proof, you have been medically cleared. even using protection. I'm guessing you're the type that wears his mask alone while he drives, yes? LOL. wearing a mask while driving alone, is. kinda like wearing a condom while alone in the shower. no? ;-)

ramsha Joined Wed 12/22/21 Posts: 8	Thu 12/23/21 02:57 PM
in start with a new person it should be protected once you get to know each other properly then it can be non protected

Unknow Joined Thu 12/23/21 Posts: 195	Sun 12/26/21 10:00 AM Edited by Unknow on Sun 12/26/21 10:11 AM
i dont like wearing a condom, i know thats petty, careless and selfish but i lose all feeling during mating and its like i got a garden hose on. Im not circumcised and yeah the ride is as sensual as the climax for me. skin covered sensitive tip when not erect and all. i never had a ONS, and have always been in long term relationships, they always had me as a one girl guy so even though i feel guilty there, id go to town on her instead if she reciprocated and preferred that as an alternative. i must sound like a real dbag or something but thats me, sorry.