Birth Control?

skimpydoo
Dublin, Dublin Ireland

Posted: Feb 20, 2008, 4:13 AM CST

No glove no love.

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sxc666
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales Australia

Posted: Feb 20, 2008, 4:15 AM CST

Yep little raincoat has to go on, or no bumpety boo

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jaywill2013
Sebastopol, California USA

Posted: Feb 20, 2008, 4:30 AM CST

The idea of protection is without a doubt in this day and age of utmost importance I had a whirlwind romance with a gal in Santa Cruz many moons ago and she was very appreciative of my humor and chivalry...(mum taught me well) we hung out for an entire day 4:00am(party ended) to about 11:00 pm the next evening. We went to a hotel to get going about the good things that a hotel can provide for two strangers and she seemed to have this weirdness come over her like she was in shock or something (no I hadn't pulled it out yet) and my concern for her grew and I expressed my feelings that I wasn't willing to put her in an uncomfortable place and that we should probably just hang out and watch a movie......Well she let out a lucky-for-my-gentlemanly-ways whopper of a tale she had found out that she had contracted HIV and was so angry about it......If I hadn't been such a nice guy she would have given it to me because she blamed men for her lack of discretion about protection and guess what folks I didn't have any protection either on me If we had done it My life may have been very different since then.........I felt so bad for her troubles that I just layed there with her and held her all night so she wouldn't feel gross or totally untouchable like she must have been feeling...I look back on that and I know that PROTECTION IS A MUST GOOD PEOPLE.......Don't leave home without it....

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rasgumby
Moberly, Missouri USA

Posted: Feb 20, 2008, 4:31 AM CST

sxc666 wrote:

Yep little raincoat has to go on, or no bumpety boo

Damn............. I had this one on for 4 months....Think its safe to take it off yet? I suuuuuure don't want another kid!

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lusciousmile
Espoo, Etela-Suomen Laani Finland

Posted: Feb 20, 2008, 4:39 AM CST

jaywill2013 wrote:

The idea of protection is without a doubt in this day and age of utmost importance I had a whirlwind romance with a gal in Santa Cruz many moons ago and she was very appreciative of my humor and chivalry...(mum taught me well) we hung out for an entire day 4:00am(party ended) to about 11:00 pm the next evening. We went to a hotel to get going about the good things that a hotel can provide for two strangers and she seemed to have this weirdness come over her like she was in shock or something (no I hadn't pulled it out yet) and my concern for her grew and I expressed my feelings that I wasn't willing to put her in an uncomfortable place and that we should probably just hang out and watch a movie......Well she let out a lucky-for-my-gentlemanly-ways whopper of a tale she had found out that she had contracted HIV and was so angry about it......If I hadn't been such a nice guy she would have given it to me because she blamed men for her lack of discretion about protection and guess what folks I didn't have any protection either on me If we had done it My life may have been very different since then.........I felt so bad for her troubles that I just layed there with her and held her all night so she wouldn't feel gross or totally untouchable like she must have been feeling...I look back on that and I know that PROTECTION IS A MUST GOOD PEOPLE.......Don't leave home without it....

Hillarious.

Nice post Jay.

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dcj22
Somewhere, Minnesota USA

Posted: Feb 20, 2008, 6:37 AM CST

jaywill2013 wrote:

The idea of protection is without a doubt in this day and age of utmost importance I had a whirlwind romance with a gal in Santa Cruz many moons ago and she was very appreciative of my humor and chivalry...(mum taught me well) we hung out for an entire day 4:00am(party ended) to about 11:00 pm the next evening. We went to a hotel to get going about the good things that a hotel can provide for two strangers and she seemed to have this weirdness come over her like she was in shock or something (no I hadn't pulled it out yet) and my concern for her grew and I expressed my feelings that I wasn't willing to put her in an uncomfortable place and that we should probably just hang out and watch a movie......Well she let out a lucky-for-my-gentlemanly-ways whopper of a tale she had found out that she had contracted HIV and was so angry about it......If I hadn't been such a nice guy she would have given it to me because she blamed men for her lack of discretion about protection and guess what folks I didn't have any protection either on me If we had done it My life may have been very different since then.........I felt so bad for her troubles that I just layed there with her and held her all night so she wouldn't feel gross or totally untouchable like she must have been feeling...I look back on that and I know that PROTECTION IS A MUST GOOD PEOPLE.......Don't leave home without it....

WOW Jay! You are a lucky man. You almost learned that lesson the hard way. Almost. Thank God.

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Tiffanie
Nijkerk, Gelderland Netherlands

Posted: Feb 20, 2008, 6:57 AM CST

mastic55 wrote:

I wear two, it dulls the feeling so I can go twice as long , sometimes even up to five min.

Is that all!

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shipoker55
St. Petersburg, Florida USA

Posted: Feb 20, 2008, 7:12 AM CST

even after marriage or LTR...I insist on condoms. Had a vascetomy, so pregnancy is not an issue. I don't care if my relationship is exclusive or not....a condom will always be used...PERIOD

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iceman69
selfoss, Southland Iceland

Posted: Feb 20, 2008, 7:13 AM CST

blue_eyed_blonde wrote:

condoms are a must...always!

for other bc...dont really need any right now..not so much happening here

Hmmmmm blue you must fix that hehe

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Skeptikos
Greenville, South Carolina USA

Posted: Feb 20, 2008, 7:24 AM CST

mindfful wrote:

aspirin
between the knees

My kind of woman.

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jbibiza
Ibiza, Islas Baleares Spain

Posted: Feb 20, 2008, 7:30 AM CST

jaywill2013 wrote:

The idea of protection is without a doubt in this day and age of utmost importance I had a whirlwind romance with a gal in Santa Cruz many moons ago and she was very appreciative of my humor and chivalry...(mum taught me well) we hung out for an entire day 4:00am(party ended) to about 11:00 pm the next evening. We went to a hotel to get going about the good things that a hotel can provide for two strangers and she seemed to have this weirdness come over her like she was in shock or something (no I hadn't pulled it out yet) and my concern for her grew and I expressed my feelings that I wasn't willing to put her in an uncomfortable place and that we should probably just hang out and watch a movie......Well she let out a lucky-for-my-gentlemanly-ways whopper of a tale she had found out that she had contracted HIV and was so angry about it......If I hadn't been such a nice guy she would have given it to me because she blamed men for her lack of discretion about protection and guess what folks I didn't have any protection either on me If we had done it My life may have been very different since then.........I felt so bad for her troubles that I just layed there with her and held her all night so she wouldn't feel gross or totally untouchable like she must have been feeling...I look back on that and I know that PROTECTION IS A MUST GOOD PEOPLE.......Don't leave home without it....

You're a true gent Jay!