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Bitter aftertaste to me . . . I don't want you to think like me. I just want you to think. | |
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Protein, sugar and water I don't want you to think like me. I just want you to think. | |
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DesireeNevermind said:
Fresh squeezed semen? Now why I have this vision in my mind of walking up to a naked dude and tuggin' on his nutsack to get fresh squeezed semenade out his schlong.
I think semen makes your hair grow. Good for nail growth and skin complexion too....I might open a shop actually... | |
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Was wondering the same thing. Obviously she doesn't swallow or she'd be getting sick from her husband's jizz. Or is she just alergic to jizz in the first place? Doesn't excuse the jack off king of the office, but her reaction to the "juice" is suspicious. | |
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Obviously you're an extremely unsanitary person if someone who kissed/licked/sucked a certain part of your anatomy can't kiss you afterwards. In the words of the late/great Redd Foxx, "Kiss it it's as clean as my face." | |
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What a disgusting and evil piece of shit that guy is! | |
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dseann said:
Was wondering the same thing. Obviously she doesn't swallow or she'd be getting sick from her husband's jizz. Or is she just alergic to jizz in the first place? Doesn't excuse the jack off king of the office, but her reaction to the "juice" is suspicious. I reckon this idiot told a mate he'd done it, it got back to her and she sent it off for proof but had to say she got sick to explain her suspicions. I mean 'sick' as in vomit etc is to vague...if she got herpes or something then maybe but it doesn't suggest he was carrying anything or that she caught anything | |
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Exactly. | |
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How can you assume she would get sick from her husband's jizz? All semen is not equal. She'd know if she were allergic, and if she were that would be more manifest than feeling ill. I don't want you to think like me. I just want you to think. | |
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Well, maybe her water tasting like semen instead of like pure water is what made her sick. | |
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How can you assume she would get sick from her husband's jizz? All semen is not equal. She'd know if she were allergic, and if she were that would be more manifest than feeling ill. I'll be honest - I've never heard of someone being allergic to semen. Perhaps she's allergic to water and the semen saved her; she should thank him...infact she should be so grateful that she takes another load straight from the source. | |
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Would you unwittingly ingest semen from a possibly diseased coworker (twice) and be flippant over the matter later? Are you sure? | |
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Could you be allergic to your husband's sperm? Crazy as it sounds, between 20,000 and 40,000 women in the United States suffer allergic reactions to their spouse's seminal fluid, Dr. Andrew Goldstein of the University of Cincinnati Medical Center told Abcnews.com. Within half an hour or so after unprotected intercourse, an allergic woman may develop hives, swollen eyes, diarrhea and even breathing difficulties, says Dr. David Resnick, director of allergy at New York-Presbyterian Hospital Columbia. Though the consequences can be devastating for a woman trying to become pregnant, it's a treatable condition, according to Abcnews.com. When newlyweds Julie and Mike Boyde had trouble conceiving and sought medical help from the Cincinnati center, they learned that she might be allergic to her husband's sperm – a condition known as seminal plasma hypersensitivity. The allergy can even start up following a period of abstinence, such as after pregnancy and childbirth, according to Resnick, who treats about 15 such patients in the city. Sometimes the allergy is even misdiagnosed as another vaginal condition or an STD. The diagnosis is quite easy, Resnick says. "If you have burning and swelling with unprotected intercourse, but not with condoms, you may be allergic to your husband's semen," he explains. Unfortunately, it didn't work for the Boydes. Julie Boyde stopped the injections and the couple is hoping to adopt, according to Abcnews.com.
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I've never heard of anyone getting ill from injesting semen. They might get pissed off if they're not warned before ejaculation and having a few drops go down their throats, but I've never heard of anyone getting sick. What I meant was if she never got sick before I could'nt see her getting sick from anyone else's. If I'm wrong, I'm wrong. | |
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I have. Personal experience. Either nausea/vomiting or . . . . But, it's always been mild, not stomach flu type ill. But it does get you crossed off my list . . . . [Edited 8/22/10 12:11pm] I don't want you to think like me. I just want you to think. | |
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