Well you've clearly built up a rather haphazard image of Gay intercourse, seeing as Condoms are just as effective with it as vaginal intercourse.Flap Jack452 said:
Poll: "You brought condoms, right?"
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Let me clarifey: I do agree with the fact that That is TECHNICALY birth control, but that's what it is, technicaly. He stated ... "don't want a baby, don't have sex." He obviously meant "artificial" birth control, so what you two say is just argument for the sake of argument and it's annoying.
Look, you really need to work on being clear. First off, it's spelled technically. And, quite frankly, it was not obvious that he meant artificial birth control, as it wasn't explicitly stated. When you leave room for misinterpretation, you invite it.barryween said:
Furthermore, it did not contribute to the original post. Whether or not birth control was to be used wasn't up for debate. Who should bring it was. Furthermore, the desire to use a condom is more than just as a birth control measure. One may be infected with an STD and want to prevent transmission. Or may want to prevent transmission from occurring from an unknown infection.
So, unlike either of your posts on this, I'm going to throw in again on the subject:
Bring your own. The only person you can be responsible for is yourself. Protect yourself. In protecting yourself on this front, you can also protect others. Don't rely on him/her to care too deeply. It could end in an ugly fashion, and it's better to know that you've done right by yourself than leave it to chance.
No, I did not bring condoms to this thread. ZING!
*Read OP* Oh. Well, I guess it's the guy (for guy protection purposes). I mean, he's the only one who would know what size fits best (from the OP it's suggested that they've never done it before with each other).
*Read OP* Oh. Well, I guess it's the guy (for guy protection purposes). I mean, he's the only one who would know what size fits best (from the OP it's suggested that they've never done it before with each other).
Man's responsibility, not being a believer in equal rights (because were clearly not equal in the same areas, but it evens out in other areas)
However, I prefer birth control pills when you know the girl is clean. Because frankly, wrapping it in rubber is nto a nice way to treat your best friend.
However, I prefer birth control pills when you know the girl is clean. Because frankly, wrapping it in rubber is nto a nice way to treat your best friend.
For a long time I felt like we'd sworn off sex from the birth control until she switched to a non-hormonal form. We still don't use condoms, because we're monogamous. I realize that there's some inherent risk in that, but it's fairly small.Khell_Sennet said:
If I were going to stray? I'm bringing condoms and I'm going to take the responsibility to wrap up the ol' John Thomas.
Ten year shelf life if stored properly. Keeping it in your glove box or wallet will reduce it significantly. Me, I have a large stash in a drawer at home. I'll slip one in a pocket when I go out. The only time I keep them my car is when I am sure I will use it within a week or so.Khell_Sennet said:
Abstinence probably gets more women pregnant, or going at it unsafe.. They are of course hopped up teenagers/adults who haven't seen the grand view of things.. OF COURSE THEY WILL HAVE SEX.