Wrap your junk

umm just know who your with its not that hard, no one night stands, actually know the person and where they have been, its better.
 
i'm having a hard time undertanding what you just said.. or if parts of that was sarcasm or not.. but precum is a bodily fluid, so there probably is a chance that STDs carry in your precum... just like there is a REALLY REALLY REALLY small amount in your saliva if your infected with an STD.

 
precum doesn't have sperm, UNLESS you've jacked off recently and didn't pee after.. peeing kinda cleans it all out.. but if you didn't pee after getting off, there's a chance of alive sperm still in there.
 
these stats just made me throw-up a little

and make me think i should wait before i get it on next time

PSCYE!!!

but seriously wrap it up folks
 
ahhhahahahaha yeah bro thats not where i got it from......

i swear

bahahahaha that shit was so funny i cant look at her without laughing in her face anymore.
 
Hahahaha matt was flipping shit too. We were all staring at her, she mucst have known, Keegan was being so loud everybody must have heard us. Dumb Bitch. And matt's like, "Brittany has it too!" hahaha like that proves anything.
 
actually it contains around 3000-5000 which is very low compared to after, but you have to remember it only takes one.....
 
is everybody in this thread just plain retarded. For every whore there's the guys she's sleeping with, and they have it too. thanks.
 
yo if she has an STD i think id just choose abstinance with that girl, i mean a condom is the only thing between you and eternally being screwd with sex
 
Uhh Huh..

So you're saying that five years ago there was an 18% difference? Those people that were 24 and have turned 25 didn't get it until they were 25?

I realize that it's a snapshot, but hpv has been around for a long time and is a permenant condition... If 20% of a people are dead now, in five years you can't have only 15% dead...
 
ha guy, it's really not that hard to comprehend. They are two different age ranges, why would they have to be similar. 18 percent of girls didn't lose herpies when they turned 25, because this is a sample of different age groups taken at the same point in time. They didn't chose one group and follow them through a period of time or anything.....
 
dude i get what your saying...these stats dont make sense to me either, it def. seems like the percentages would HAVE to increase as the age brackets increase....

and 45%?? there is NO way it can be that high... i call bullshit on the whole survey
 
.... I dont get what you're trying to say. HPV is a permanent virus, yes. However, these statistics are just a snapshot of the population with the disease. If you were to take another snapshot of the disease across ages in a few years, the 'bulge' at 20-25 would be shifted (given that the disease does not spread, because otherwise I'm sure it would be more prevalent in the younger populations).

HPV is not good shit. There are lots of strains, and about half of them cause cancer in women. Guys, its our responsibility to find out if we have it or not, because passing it unknowingly to a partner is like spreading AIDS. Ok, maybe not as bad, but you still can give your girlfriend cancer. Get tested, and get your girl to be vaccinated.
 
agreed. get tested. most of the guys i know haven't even been tested, they figure "no symptoms, no problem" and they could easily be responsible for passing HPV to however many girls they've slept with. Then in turn the girls are called whores for having it?

I'm willing to bet at least one guy in this thread who hasn't been tested, has it.
 
i think the only point is that as you get older and have more partners your risk of getting hpv increases with each person you sleep with.....therefore it would seem to be that hpv rates would be higher in older age groups.
 
"if the man has recently ejaculated and not gone to the bathroom, and you fool around again, then there will be sperm in precum, but doctors say that the pre*** contains very little traces of sperm."

http://www.medhelp.org/forums/WomensHealth/messages/3056.html

"...Sperm could be in pre-cum, but only after a recent ejaculation, after which some sperm may be left hanging around in the urethra. "Recent" means masturbating earlier and then having sex with a woman, or during the same sexual episode of the recent ejaculation. Urinating in between ejaculations flushes the urethra of stray sperm and makes the way clear for the sperm-less pre-ejaculate fluid. If sperm remains after a prior ejaculation, then it's possible that they can enter the vagina and make their way to meet an egg."

http://www.goaskalice.columbia.edu/0922.html

 
I'm not hopeless, at least I like to think not...

I get your call on the one time study deal,

I'm just not convinced those numbers can be right.

A 18% jump for this batch of 20yr olds?

Then 5 years ago 18% less of 20 year olds had the hpv??

Plus there's the number of 25-29 year olds that contracted it since they've been in that range.

That doesn't really add up.. what's wrong with this current group, have they all forgotten to wrap it up?

I get that it's a one time study, but that's a significant jump... Especially for a disease that doesn't go away...

 
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