Sex without condoms... (2 Viewers)

[pinkyforce7]

Looked at that video on your myspace. Looks like you eat dick as well as music?

fucking oath i do lol.

 

[fernando]

you gotta be pretty freaking stupid to have sex without protection...and if you don't (voluntarily choose not to use protection) and then get preggers or some sexually transmitted disease or whatevz, they bitch about it. HAHA. those people are the funniest and saddest.

 

[housah0lic]

Yes, most people do not understand that the 'period' is a withdrawal bleed from the lack of hormones in the body over the seven days of taking the sugar pills.Its designed to reassure women that they aren't pregnant and all that...

ooooooooooh
well i learned something new today

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i have sex with my boyfriend without a condom because he seriously goes flaccid straight away if he tries to put one on.
it's fucked up.
but i don't mind not using condoms because i am on the pill and he doesn't blow in me.
i haven't had any problems, but he said if i were to fall preganant he would push me down the stairs.


but yeh if you're gonna fuck someone who has not been a 'significant other' for some time, you would have to be fucking stupid to not use condoms

anyway as i said before. feels no different to me.

 

[Scissors]

ooooooooooh
well i learned something new today

.

i have sex with my boyfriend without a condom because he seriously goes flaccid straight away if he tries to put one on.
it's fucked up.
but i don't mind not using condoms because i am on the pill and he doesn't blow in me.
i haven't had any problems, but he said if i were to fall preganant he would push me down the stairs.


but yeh if you're gonna fuck someone who has not been a 'significant other' for some time, you would have to be fucking stupid to not use condoms

anyway as i said before. feels no different to me.

AHAHAHAHAHA, he'll push you down the stairs if you fell pregnant?

can't you just the morning after pill?

 

[housah0lic]

it's like 30 bux dude
any spare money is going towards my formal

stupid, expensive, fucking night. can't wait!

 

[Piyom]

lol. mustnt have alot of control if someone cant even pull out.

Id say that sex is twice as good without a condom. anyone want to top that?

That's right man... I prefer my girl to use pills instead of condoms man, 'cause it doesn't feel comfortable with the condom on

 

[Darryl Kerrigan]

That's right man... I prefer my girl to use pills instead of condoms man, 'cause it doesn't feel comfortable with the condom on

wow your fucking hardcore arent you.

 

[fernando]

That's right man... I prefer my girl to use pills instead of condoms man, 'cause it doesn't feel comfortable with the condom on

dood. you're suppose to wear a condom even if she's on the pill..!!

 

[chamelia]

it's like 30 bux dude
any spare money is going towards my formal

stupid, expensive, fucking night. can't wait!

Best rationalisation ever.

+1

 

[Dreck]

Where do you buy condoms by the way? I just realised I've got no idea... chemist? Supermarket?

 

[i-love-maynard]

I buy mine at the chemist...

 

[Zephyrio]

To dispel some of the myths in this thread:

From the World Health Organisation: http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs243/en/

Effectiveness of male latex condoms in protecting against pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections

Condoms are the only contraceptive method proven to reduce the risk of all sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including HIV. They can be used as a dual-purpose method, both for prevention of pregnancy and protection against STIs.
Prevention of pregnancy

Estimated pregnancy rates during perfect use of condoms, that is for those who report using the method exactly as it should be used (correctly) and at every act of intercourse (consistently), is 3 percent at 12 months.

The most frequently cited condom effectiveness rate is for typical use, which includes perfect and imperfect use (i.e. not used at every act of intercourse, or used incorrectly). The pregnancy rate during typical use can be much higher (10-14%) than for perfect use, but this is due primarily to inconsistent and incorrect use, not to condom failure. Condom failure – the device breaking or slipping off completely during intercourse – is uncommon.
Disease prevention

Laboratory studies have found that viruses (including HIV) do not pass through intact latex condoms even when devices are stretched or stressed.

In Thailand, the promotion by the government of 100% condom use by commercial sex workers led to a dramatic increase in the use of condoms (from 14% in 1990 to 94% in 1994); an equally dramatic decline in the nation-wide numbers of bacterial STD cases (from 410,406 cases in 1997 to 27,362 cases in 1994); and reduced HIV prevalence in Thai soldiers.

The most convincing data on the effectiveness of condoms in preventing HIV infection has been generated by prospective studies undertaken on serodiscordant couples, when one partner is infected with HIV and the other is not. These studies show that, with consistent condom use, the HIV infection rate among uninfected partners was less than 1 percent per year. Also, in situations where one partner is definitely infected, inconsistent condom use can be as risky as not using condoms at all.
Allergy to latex condoms

Latex allergies are very rare among the general population. While 1-2 billion condoms are used per year in the USA, the FDA only received 44 reports of allergic reactions associated with condom use between October 1988 and end of 1991. The Centres for Disease Control, Atlanta, USA estimate that the population risk of an allergic reaction to latex is 0.08% and the nature of the reaction tends to be very mild. Concerns about latex allergies should not inhibit sexually active people who are at risk of exposure to pregnancy and STIs using condoms, since the risks associated with unprotected sexual contact are far greater than those from exposure to latex.

However, the withdrawal method is considerably less effective in preventing unwanted pregnancies. From Epigee, Women's Health: http://www.epigee.org/guide/withdrawal.html

Success?
The withdrawal method of birth control has an average failure rate of 19%. Although it can be used effectively, it is not uncommon for an unplanned pregnancy to occur when a couple uses this type of contraception. Moreover, it is important to note that men have what is known as "pre-ejaculatory fluid" which seeps out from the penis when a man has an erection. While this is mainly made up of lubricating fluid, it is possible for a few sperm to be present in this fluid along with certain sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV. Even if a man pulls out during sex, there is still a possibility that pregnancy may occur.

Unfortunately, withdrawal is the least likely to work for teens yet this is the age group that this type of birth control is most popular with. In general, the withdrawal method is not suitable for:

* Men who ejaculate prematurely
* Men who are not experienced enough to know when to pull out
* Couples that do not have a high level of trust, self-control and experience
* Teens

This form of birth control also offers no protection against sexually transmitted diseases. To completely eliminate your risk of STDs and pregnancy, consider abstaining from sex.

Abstinence is best, but if you must, condoms are best.

 

[chamelia]

Where do you buy condoms by the way? I just realised I've got no idea... chemist? Supermarket?

K, so I don't know if this is meant as a joke or not so I'll respond seriously just in case.

Your local supermarket in the cosmetics isle, next to the medicines.

Or the chemist.

Or free from a sexual health clinic.

Or from a $1/2 dispenser in a seedy pub/club toilet.

Or from your dads top drawer under the socks.

AND NOT from your wallet, becasue that one has been sitting there for way too long.

 

[hjp.]

my boyfriend and i don't use condoms.
but i'm on the pill, always remember to take it everday on time, and neither of us has STD's.
i wouldn't have sex with a random w/out a condom though.

 

[katykins]

rofl, peter want.

 

[Scissors]

my boyfriend and i don't use condoms.
but i'm on the pill, always remember to take it everday on time, and neither of us has STD's.
i wouldn't have sex with a random w/out a condom though.

so you claim.

 

[hjp.]

so you claim.

wow, you're funny

 

[chamelia]

so you claim.

Well I am sure you would know better...

 

[Scissors]

wow, you're funny

thank you. there's actually a thread now where you can acknowledge my humour.

 

[Scissors]

Well I am sure you would know better...

yes. yes i would.