Yup. Just because commercials say you should, doesn't mean it not absolutely kill the mood or cause an argument in a relationship. Condoms do not prevent the transmission of STDs, they only reduce it, so consider NEVER sleeping with someone unless you trust them to not have what you don't want. Condoms work better for birth control than for bacteria/viruses.
0 0 1 0I'd be offended is she didn't have us both get tested and make a pledge to tell the other if we have sex with anyone else.
0 0 0 0The question wasn't targeted to homosexuals.
@1CentWorth Where do homosexuals enter into this? I'm talking about straight couples getting tested.
sorry - my bad. I assumed you were making a joke as a homosexual. sorry about my misunderstanding.
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(62)Hell no. Show me a dude that gets offended and I'll show you you're husband. Only someone who would be your husband can rightfully get offended. A stranger or new recruit, that's protocol. Test that ugly fleshworm. Twice, just to be sure lol
0 0 0 0I would not be offended as she is only being careful to protect herself and it would be foolish to blindly trust what a guy says on that subject. He could have a STD and not even know it. I have been tested three times in the past 10-12 years (and my partner also got tested) and was totally clean each time.
0 1 0 0NO I would not be upset and have been asked and complied. It is the smartest thing one could do.
0 0 0 0Not at all... good for her and I might and have already asked long term girlfriends who are on birth control to get tested so we can have sex with no condoms.
0 0 0 0I'd take one
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