Genesia said:

SHit!!! Is THAT what that bell is for????


FUCKERRRRR!

Imago said:

You are a legend!!!

this thread makes me go

sinisterpentatonic said:

come party with me at the convent.....

sinisterpentatonic said:

It shouldn't. Cheer up.
It should just make you work around things. There's lots of hotness to be had.


Most anything REAL will make you go if you let it.

StillGotIt said:

actually, i'd probably have better chances at getting laid there than finding someone on the street.

johnart said:

And this is true.

Thx for the pep talk.

I don't know about herpes? I'm not sure if herpes is affliated with any type of cancers is it?

I was talking to a doctor about the HPV vaccine, and did you all know that 80% of sexually active people have been exposed to the HPV virus? And in fact, the strains affliated with cervical cancer cause no symptoms? Apparently, once exposed the virus can lie dormant for decades, but become active when one's immune system is down or something? I might be wrong, but that's what I think I understood?

I also recall that the HPV strains not causing cervical cancer are the ones that produce warts?

I just think it pays to be careful.

johnart said:

I thought long and hard about my answer on this thread specifically because of you.

I am celibate and have been for 2 years now. I have an unhealthy outlook when it comes to relationships right now. I don't believe in committed relationships, not because I am afraid to contract something but because I don't believe people in general are faithful.

lascantas said:

Nov. 5, 2002 -- Genital herpes increases the risk of cervical cancer -- which kills thousands of women every year -- by acting as an "accomplice" to another common virus that commonly causes this cancer.

Herpes simplex virus-2, the cause of genital herpes, was detected in nearly half of women with invasive cervical cancer -- nearly twice as often as in women without signs of cancer, researches report in a study published in the Nov. 6 issue of the Journal of the National Cancer Institute.

http://www.webmd.com/geni...cal-cancer

Vendetta1 said:

While I appreciate that, you should know that you should never have to "think" about what you say around me. I'm a big boy.
But I know your consideration comes from love so .

And I don't much disagree with your outlook on faithfulness. There are way too many degrees, angles and variables on the word alone.

johnart said:

myfavorite said:

Well thank you, you smooth-talker you!

johnart said:

this is true

Neophyte said:

just like the chupacabra.

Anxiety said:

Both suckers???

Best way to tell someone you have herpes is after sex. That way if that get upset you can call them a hypocrite, because after all they have it now to.

I like to think I'm an open minded person but until they invent biker short condoms, I'm gonna pass.

My best friend and I used to read the personals for shits and giggles. We were looking at the Men Seeking Women part of it. One dude was like "SWM, looking for SWF, athletic, non smoking. I'm kind hearted and looking for someone to spend the rest of my life with. HERPES," We were both like . And we both decided that people with herpes have to date too.

jockeyb4u said:

jockeyb4u said:

Well, yeah, no point in letting herpes slow you down ... it's too damn late.

JuliePurplehead said:

JuliePurplehead said:

JuliePurplehead said:

I know a couple, married with kids now, who met on a dating site specifically for people with herpes.
[Edited 5/12/09 7:06am]

Lammastide said:

Forgive my ignorance, but does herpes get spread to the child during birth?

jockeyb4u said:

It can be a risk during vaginal delivery. Many babies born to women with the virus are delivered by caesarian.

In the case of the couple I know, I think the doctors were confident the risk of transmission was low. Their baby was delivered vaginally.

Lammastide said:

Thanks. uhm...a friend of mine wanted to know.

SCNDLS said:

Amen.