A Dating Delimma
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Posted:Jun 16, 2019 8:33 pm
Last Updated:Jun 20, 2019 7:14 am
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You ever sit and thought, how nice would it be go onto a website and find someone you clicked with, and it progressed to the point you’ll have a good friendship and sexual relationship. But deep in your mind, as you sit there, so many thoughts of consequences lay.
Sometime in our desire or rush to find love, romance or just plain ole sex, we forget about the health concerns we should have. It does not help either that, for most, it’s a taboo subject to talk about with the person you are dating. But it the mature thing to do at some point, before things turn physical and intimate. While in many or most cases, everything turns out well, but there are oftentimes where the unexpected result is someone gets an STD.
I tell myself sometimes, you’ve wiggled your way of more cutie than many men have gotten. Why? The risk of STDs!!! That’s why. But I still myself for forgoing some of the relations, with some very attractive women, that I could have had. But there’s no , way or the other, that automatically free a person of having or giving an STD. The real solution is get mutual testing or at least use a condom. But then you are limited (no oral) what you can do, without concern for STDs.
So, I would say the Best Practice for Sex with New People You Click With is get mutual testing. Unless you will restrict activity intercourse using a condom.
It’s so sad that something (sex) that can be so good, can turn so bad (STDs), without proper precautions. Enjoy, stay safe and be vigilant.
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