Comments | joreth: HPV Boundaries, Fluid-Bonding, & Relationship Classifications

joreth

HPV Boundaries, Fluid-Bonding, & Relationship Classifications

Feb 28, 2012 20:59

**EDIT** Apparently I wasn't clear enough so it needs to be repeated. This post is ONLY about classifications of relationship statuses and does not cover all the variables & details about who gets to go into each category. These categories are where I START from, not the end-all, be-all of my risk assessment procedures. I cover those topics ( Read more... )

sti, me manual, sex, relationships, recommendations

Comments 5

zaiah February 29 2012, 07:53:18 UTC

I am uncomfortable posting my response as a comment in an unlocked post, but am thinking about why I am uncomfortable as I am not ashamed by anything I am saying here and think that a frank open discussion is useful in our community. I may modify my comments slightly and post them again in this more highly read and public location at a later time after I have considered this further. My comments, whether meant for the public or not, are wholly important within my own network or tribe, however, and follow in my own journal.

Thank you! anonymous March 1 2012, 06:12:08 UTC

If you avoid activities that can transmit either of those, then you will also avoid all the other STDs, and pregnancy, and a few other non-sexual illnesses.

Oh THANK you! It's good to see more people recognizing that pregnancy is an std!

Re: Thank you! joreth March 1 2012, 06:19:43 UTC

Well, it certainly qualifies as a parasite, even if no one else wants to admit it ;-)

Re: Thank you! anonymous March 1 2012, 07:23:07 UTC

Hmmm, all the Republicans keep insisting it's a human from the instant of fertilization, I guess that means they think all humans are parasites?
:)

Re: Thank you! joreth March 1 2012, 07:40:02 UTC

I wouldn't put it past them to fuck up logic that much! They certainly ACT as though they think women are parasites.