snillohsss
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another vote for raw dogging it.
OMG man I cant tell you how many women between 45-55 get pregnant thinking that they cant
my mom tells me all the time mind you they dont come in till they're like over 4 months cause they just chalk up missing their period to something else other than preganancy
Do you color with or without a wrapper? I read a couple responses in another thread, and I was a bit perplexed. Personally, based on a past relationship, I know how great it can be without the wrapper, and it's one of the biggest reasons that I'm looking forward to getting married.
Now I'm hearing that I still need to use wrappers when I get married? Really? What's the point? I've been counting the days until I don't have to use them. lol I'm very much familiar with the stats re: married men/women contracting stds from their partners. It's like Creflo said last week, 'you should only be having sex with your spouse. when people say married people contract stds too, it's because one of them decided to have sex OUTSIDE the marriage'.
How do you guys feel about this? I would hope that when I do get married, it's to someone that I can trust with my life. Literally. (those of you that are using condoms within your marriage to prevent pregnancy, that's different. I'm mostly talking about those using it for preventative measures against stds.) If I can't trust my husband to be faithful, should I even get married to him? I'm aware that sometimes I'm a bit naive with certain things. Is this a naive way of looking at it? Is this the reality?
What say you?
I see where you're coming from with that, but I don't entirely agree. I don't think it's totally black and white, as in "if a man will cheat, he has no respect for you at all". I think men compartmentalize, which is why some cheating men show "respect" to their wives by never bringing the mistress into their home or taking her out in public (hence that 400 page long Steve Mcnair thread where people talked about men being less respectful with their cheating nowadays).
I know it sounds ridiculous, but I think there are men who would have enough decency to wrap it up so as not to bring home an STD/impregnate another woman.
My GYN told me that almost everyday a woman comes in and tests positive for an STD they caught from their husbands. Maybe some of these women "should have known" but a lot of them trusted their husbands 100% and never thought something like that could ever happen to them.
I don't know. It's ideal to not have to use one, but the reality is making me question now.
My GYN told me that almost everyday a woman comes in and tests positive for an STD they caught from their husbands. Maybe some of these women "should have known" but a lot of them trusted their husbands 100% and never thought something like that could ever happen to them.
I don't know. It's ideal to not have to use one, but the reality is making me question now.