is it important to know ... ?
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is it important to know ... ?
| Mon, 04-21-2003 - 4:28am |
Is it important to know a persons sexual history if you are considering sleeping with them?
Is it only important when seeing someone seriously? Or is it equally as important even if they are just there for sex?
If so, how do you question someone without offending or upsetting them?
I think this is more than not offending someone, it is important for yourself. There are some terrible diseases out there and the last thing "because" of politeness you put yourself at a risk without being put aware of.
And who's to say that they tell you the truth.
In a solid relationship, i believe it would be easier to ask someone these kind of questions and know more or less if they are being truthful or not.
Then go ahead and make that visit to the CVS and take care of YOU! (as msmaestra likes to say)
Just my 5-cents worth. I know the icon says 2-cents, but there's inflation! :-)
But at this stage, i admit i don't know if i am considering the idea of casual sex just for a bit of fun and experimentation, or for my own lack of self confidence. Perhaps its a bit of both. I am still trying to figure that out at the moment.
I do agree with you however, that before allowing someone inside of my body i'd want to know there sexual history. Perhaps that would turn me off them if they had been around way too much.
asking if they have, or have had any std's.
other than that, i think it's a personal thing.
whether you can handle the numbers being high, or don't care and vice versa.
this actually came up at a get together i was at this weekend. the guys
said they would lie about their numbers.
and if someone is offended or upset by you asking this question, i wouldn't
sleep with them. there's nothing wrong with asking AT ALL.