taumi88 Archive

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6	r/seduction, can we have a serious talk about sexually transmitted deceases? The most common one (ignoring hpv and herpes, which a man can't usually be tested for) is chlamydia. Actually, I said it's hpv and herpes which can't usually be tested for. To clarify, you can in fact get a herpes blood test, but it is uncommon. The most frequently used herpes test cannot tell you which specific type of the virus you have, HSV1: which is usually located in the mouth and usually less serious, or HSV2: the kind which is usually located in the genitals and generally seen as more se…	/r/seduction	04/08/11 04:10 PM
2	r/seduction, can we have a serious talk about sexually transmitted deceases? And sorry, I didn't answer your first question. To handle chlamydia, the doctor will give you antibiotics. It is easily gotten rid of. The same for gonorrhea. As for HIV, you almost certainly know it is incurable, but can be treated with medication.	/r/seduction	04/08/11 09:12 AM
3	r/seduction, can we have a serious talk about sexually transmitted deceases? Yes, there are some std's that frequently appear asymptomatic. The most common one (ignoring hpv and herpes, which a man can't usually be tested for) is chlamydia. It is asymptomatic for the majority of women who have it- between 50-70%. Of these girls who are asymtomatic, about half will eventually get pelvic inflammatory disease. (it causes a lot of pain, and infertility.) Also, it is common for the latent period of HIV (the time when it does not show symptoms) to last for years. In the U.S., …	/r/seduction	04/08/11 09:10 AM
2	r/seduction, can we have a serious talk about sexually transmitted deceases? I also want to make it clear that I normally go after girls who simply aren't as likely to have STDs in the first place. Who are those girls? How do you know? I realize i'm responding to you twice. but just had to throw this in. http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/monthly-sex-worker-tests-are-ridiculous-health-experts-say-20110530-1fctn.html this article talks about sex workers in australia- they recommend getting tested about once every 3 months (once every month costs the health care system too …	/r/seduction	04/08/11 08:57 AM
2	r/seduction, can we have a serious talk about sexually transmitted deceases? it's difficult to know if you have std's when you have never been tested. many std's are asymptomatic. HIV can be asymptomatic for years. Half of all men with chlamydia show no symptoms. About 10% of men with gonorrhea show no symptoms. i would highly, highly recommend getting tested. if it comes out negative, fantastic, and if it comes up positive...you need to know.	/r/seduction	04/08/11 08:44 AM
1	Seddit advice for females. That's an interesting perspective. It is not self entitlement to state my preferences. I will do what I like, and if the people I date have a problem with it, they are entirely free to stop dating me. And apparently many people have the time and energy to expend on women for 3-4 months. It happens quite frequently. Why do you spend over 1000 dollars when you date a woman for 2-3 months? I'm guessing that you're American, perhaps I'm wrong. In my culture, we're usually feminists. I pay for my own…	/r/seduction	02/08/11 07:04 PM
1	Seddit advice for females. Lol. Well, I'm also in her position- I'm interested in dating a guy for a few months or more, I've been with my current bf for several months. I do not consider him even remotely close to marriage material. So...no, when people are dating, they're not necessarily looking for men who would consider them "marriage material." don't worry about when to sleep with a guy. This is what happens when you ask advice from the opposite sex. Yes. Yes it is. I'm sure you don't agree with my advice...but then …	/r/seduction	02/08/11 06:27 PM
1	Seddit advice for females. oh jesus. not to be harsh, ymrhawk, but OP if you read this, don't read "the rules." . number one, i think that book is on how to get married, which i don't think you're interested in at the moment. second, that book has very bad advice. i've read through some of your comments on here, and it's hard to say exactly where you went wrong with that one guy you were interested in. you mentioned that you slept together after one month- don't worry about when to sleep with a guy. if he really likes you…	/r/seduction	02/08/11 01:47 AM
3	Why are women so against being seen as "sluts"? girl here. the only girl i ever called a slut cheated on my best (male) friend and broke his heart. in that case, i called her a slut not because she had been with many guys- in fact, i think she has only been with three- but because she was a liar and a backstabber. no one has ever called me a slut to my face, but in my first year of university, it was hinted at. this was immediately after i got with a guy who girl A liked...and it was girl A who hinted that i was slutty. i have had a fairly ac…	/r/seduction	14/07/11 03:04 AM
31	Woman's view on physical escalation another girl here. there's quite a bit of stuff on this subreddit that i disagree with. but this post is oh so right.	/r/seduction	17/06/11 03:36 AM