[quote=“Mr He”]Tigerman - the reason that he does not want to marry a girl like that is that the girl might think about no 8 with the oversized dick and the 3 hour stamina, in other words that the girl “knows too much” and will know what satisfaction is.
He prefers them inexperienced and gullible. :moo:[/quote]
There’s a saying that kissing a smoker is like licking an ashtray. Maybe he just doesn’t want to lick a public (pubic?) toilet.
Aside from the wanton sluttiness that I presume he finds to be a turnoff, I can think of at least half a dozen good reasons not to want to go out with her. Lessee:
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chlamydia (can cause sterility if untreated, asymptomatic in 50% of women and 25% of men, not always detectable by urine tests – which are the only tests for it which are available outside a research lab)
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herpes (embarassing, permanent, transmissible even when it isn’t breaking out all over your genitalia, often asymptomatic, painful as hell when it does cause a breakout, can cause blindness, neurological damage, or even death to newborns who are infected during birth)
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mollusca (barely known, often goes unnoticed especially in women, no known directly harmful effects although the increased horniness may cause people to engage in risky behavior that could lead to other diseases; clears up on its own, or can be cut off)
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hepatitis B (can lead to liver cancer or failure; CDC says 30% of infected persons show no obvious symptoms)
cdc.gov/ncidod/diseases/hepatitis/b/fact.htm
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hepatitis C (chronic, permanent, incurable, sometimes fatal, often destroys the liver making a liver transplant necessary; most common symptom prior to liver shutdown is a barely-noticeable occasional burning sensation in the upper right of the abdomen; 80% of infected people show no obvious symptoms – and YES, IT REALLY IS SEXUALLY TRANSMISSIBLE although it’s rare)
cdc.gov/ncidod/diseases/hepatitis/c/fact.htm
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HPV (maybe you’ll get some warts on your parts, or maybe not, but some strains cause cervical or penile cancer – look for the thread on that Hong Kong singer who died a couple of months ago from cervical cancer. One estimate of infection rates says that over 40% of sexually active adults catch a strain of it. It won’t necessarily last forever, but if it’s a cancer-causing strain it’ll do the cancer-triggering damage before it clear up)
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trichomonas (sometimes symptomless, usually painful, but at least it’s not fatal or permanent or severely damaging, and so far it can be cleared up by antibiotics – I’m not gonna post a link to the site I found, the photo of the diseased twat is enough to make you lose your lunch)
Let’s end the list on that happy note, shall we?
Now, I suppose one could say, “gosh, after reading MaPo’s brilliant commentary, I swear that any person I take to bed is going to have to have a full spectrum of medical tests done first!” but even that isn’t going to protect you against the untestable or . . . (cue spooky music) THE UNKNOWN.
In late high school, I read one of Dr. Ruth’s (remember her?) books, and she mentioned some mysterious illness that seemed to be affecting gay men. Somewhere around two or three years later, HIV was discovered, and it was determined that it was nearly 100% lethal. (There have been a few news articles about people who have gone for ten or twenty years with it – one in a hundred thousand, maybe?) I’m sure that, early on, a lot of gay men went to their deathbeds wondering, “what the fuck happened?”
Last summer, some guy at a party was excitedly explaining about how he had just caught his first venereal disease, and it was something nobody had ever heard of until a couple of years earlier. Mollusca. Still no tests, at least not that Google lists. On the other hand, it’s the hip, “in” disease to get nowadays. Join the fun and hope they don’t discover any serious problems from it.
And there are other diseases that are still being discovered, for which there are no tests available and no solid knowledge of even what causes them, much less how to treat or cure them. For one, prostatitis (one of JFK’s little undisclosed health problems) may be caused by a mycoplasma; they don’t know for sure, but that is one of the leading theories.
Well, hell, I can’t find a quote I wanted to use. I think it was Eddie Murphy whose comedy routine had a line like (note dialect): “First they was herpes, and that lasts forever. Then they was AIDS, and you’re dead. What’s next, you stick your dick in and it explode?!”
So, terribly sorry to burst your bubbles, folks. Yes, being a slut – male or female – does have risks and consequences. Maybe some of you don’t care – maybe you aren’t bothered by the risks, or think that it’s not going to happen to you, or expect that you’ll only get curable illnesses, or don’t care if your partner is fertile, or don’t care if you pass something on (without even knowing it) which might wreck someone’s life. It’s your call.
I’m not even talking about morality here, just health. Whole 'nuther issue, and it’s neither my place nor my job to try to change your beliefs. Nor do I particularly feel like discussing mine. The public-health lecture is more than enough.
Oh yeah, almost forgot to put in this article:
news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2& … &printer=1
Have fun.