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05-09-2008, 02:47 PM
oh, and something I DIDN'T admit last time was that I know how scary getting tested can be... after I split with my first girlfriend out here, I hooked up with another girl who, it turned out, had chlamydia. Luckily I have always believed in protection so was pretty relieved when my tests came back 100% negative.
Even so, it still scared me to the point that I asked my next (and current) girlfriend to have a full std test before we had sex for the first time. She was fine with it and completely clean.. if she had not agreed to that, we would've been over pretty quickly lol Anyway, my point is this: BE SAFE AND DON'T TAKE STUPID RISKS. The Japanese people I have spoken to about it seem to pretty naive when it comes to the topic of STD's |
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05-09-2008, 03:12 PM
yet another reason for abstinence...
I may not be better than you, but you are no better than me. May you have all you need, and may you never want what you don't need. |
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05-10-2008, 03:31 AM
I'm not a part of the "god squad" and even I agree with abstinence to some extent. Seriously, it's the only 100% surefire way to not get anything like an STD. Some people are just abstinent for that reason, not because of religious reasons. Being abstinent, imo, is the same as being careful, just on a whole other level. I, personally, don't mind being abstinent and won't have sex with a guy unless I feel an emotional connection, first and foremost, and if he's clean.
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05-10-2008, 10:58 AM
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You sound a bit uptight to me, but I respect your morals... |
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05-10-2008, 01:00 PM
How is it being uptight? It's not even my being moral, thinking about it. I don't think it's right to have casual sex. If I don't feel close enough to the guy to go to that next level, I won't, since it wouldn't be fair to me. If I'm going to give up my body to any guy I date, I should at least have some feelings of love involved towards him that are more than just friendly, which, ironically, has been a problem for me. In a way, I feel that I have expectations of a relationship and it never should be based on just sex alone, but this just my opinion. Seriously, if there was no emotional connection in the way that I want it, I'd feel like we were friends with benefits, not an actual couple.
I don't know if it's completely true or not, but I always read that for women, we have to mentally get into it before actually doing anything, where as for guys, it's more of a physical thing. Who knows, maybe it is a stereotype, but I definitely fit it. I have to be mentally and emotionally connected to my partner before even considering doing anything. |
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