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Well Jerome I'd rather have a coldsore on my cock than herpes on my face. At least you can still kiss then.. plus a rubber sorts it out if it is "on" and you can still have fun. Not as bad as some make out is it ;)
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Terra-Kotta wrote:
TROLL wrote:You should always rubber up as you don't know where they've been !
They don't fkn fit. And never unroll.
Try the ones for the Indian market.. they might just about touch the skin mate. Failing that just snip the little finger off a pair of marigolds and use that.
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Nah I was fine, she was in absolute agony her insides were on fire, i had no cockrot or coldsores, because she had the symptoms they put us both on antibiotics and i've had 2 partners since and given them nothing so they thought we had it together but she caught it and luckily didnt give it to me and then she tried to blame me!
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Major_Tom wrote:Well Jerome I'd rather have a coldsore on my cock than herpes on my face. At least you can still kiss then.. plus a rubber sorts it out if it is "on" and you can still have fun. Not as bad as some make out is it ;)
Scary thing is Tom, if you've ever had a coldsore, then you have had herpes on your face. It means you have the virus, and you never get rid of it. Horrible thought.

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Uhh.. I know Rich, that's waht I'm saying, I'd rather have genital herpes than a coldsore.
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jerome-v6 wrote:I remember the last great love of my life 7 years ago said i didnt need protection, i thought great! and it was but a few months later but we were both down the clinic with herpes, she was still having a thing with her ex it turned out...
Fact is that rubbers don't provide full protection against this. Skin to skin contact anywhere in the boxer shorts area can transmit it. Not really a whole lot you can do about it. 50%-80% people have the herpes virus most likely to cause oral cold sores and 25% of people have the one more likely to cause genital, but you can spread it from one area to another. You can have it with having no symptoms too, so not a whole lot you can do about it in most cases. They can do a blood test for it but they don't bother in the UK because even if you do have it there isn't much you can do.
jerome-v6 wrote: I remember the last great love of my life 7 years ago said i didnt need
So I've had an aching feeling in my balls since december, I saw the doc the other day and she told me to go to the clinic
I had a mate who had this. He was in and out of doctors for over a year, even had to sit in the hospital with a catheter in him while they did tests. Eventually they worked out it was nothing to do with his gonads, turns out it was actually a back problem and the aching nads were just a symptom of it.
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Seriously. Just to clarify I haven't got cock rot or aching balls! I just wanted to get the old check up that's all. This thread has got out of hand. And was waiting for the cut the fingers off some rubber gloves comment. But seriously I just can't get on with the things. One time I got in such a pickle at a hotel room I went flaccid. She got fed up. And I went back to bar to finish getting trolleyed. Then I came back and smashed the granny out of her without one. How irresponsible
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I love this board.

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Yes it is special.
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Hilarious thread. Literally crying right now. Well done chaps :lol:
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Agree with jimmyted, Also think its good we can talk about these things as well as the cars.

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lmao
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You know, you can come here and learn so much more than just about Capri's.
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yeah me too been looking at all the comments on this thread and been laughing my ass off especially at toms rubber glove comment :lol: :xd: a little advice glyn to make sure you dont need to go to the clinic again stop fertiliseing every women you meet this is how you will solve your problem :lol:
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dan the capri fan wrote:stop fertiliseing every women you meet this is how you will solve your problem :lol:

Easier said than done :xd: :beer:
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ahahaha! I made a chlamydia call to a few notches on the bedpost after being informed by an ex I got with for one last time a few months earlier.. 3 of them were in the gum clinic waiting room when i walked in.. christ i couldnt wait to get poked in the japs eye and get oot de fook... :lmao:
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I see contracting the occaisional STI as normal as getting the occaisional cold from sharing a drink.

Close yourself off from experience because you're afraid of the consequences and you're not living a life. Some people go their whole life not actually doing anything because of the fear of what might happen. As Aha said "it's no better to be safe than sorry."

Taking risks is something that can define being alive, and remind you of what's important. We've all got to grow old and one day we'll all be dead. Be safe, take precautions, sure, very important, but too much of that and you're not living, you're just not dead.

Like being afraid of going out because you might get mugged. You might do, and don't take unnecessary risks, but accept you still might do. Or live your whole life in fear of it and never go out again.

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How very profound Tom, & I agree. If you don’t take the occasional risk, what’s the point eh??

Christ, this thread deserves an Oscar!
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The gum clinic. That's it!!!! Allways walked past it and thought it was somat to do with teeth
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Been married too long, I thought STI came from SUbaru
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