“If you can convince the lowest white man he’s better than the best colored man, he won’t notice you’re picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he’ll empty his pockets for you.”
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You said the same thing in the thread I read this info in.
You either are trying to make yourself feel better for having herpes, or a total idiot.
I'm thinking both.
In this day and age, if you aren't wrapping it up, you are a bonafide moron.
Wrapping it up doesn't really prevent herpes... they're on the outside. If a guy is a man whore and sleeps with random low class sluts he will probably end up infected sooner or later, if he stays away from promiscuous herpes infected girls then he will probably not get it.
Also, like pretty much all STI's it's a lot easier for girls to contract than for guys. So a lot more girls have it.
Wrapping it up doesn't really prevent herpes... they're on the outside. If a guy is a man whore and sleeps with random low class sluts he will probably end up infected sooner or later, if he stays away from promiscuous herpes infected girls then he will probably not get it.
Also, like pretty much all STI's it's a lot easier for girls to contract than for guys. So a lot more girls have it.
Prevent herpes? Dude, using a condom is a barrier to contracting Herpes. Wrapping it up prevents transmission. Is it 100 percent, no, but it's better than being an idiot who doesn't.
Transmission (spreading the herpes virus)
HSV can be passed on when one person has the virus present on the skin or mucous membrane and another person makes direct skin-to-skin contact with the live virus.
The herpes virus is likely to be present on the skin from the first sign of prodrome (tingling or itching where the outbreak usually occurs), until the sores have completely healed and new skin is present.
There are likely to be certain periods of time (possibly only a few days out of the year) when the active virus might be on the skin, even though there are no obvious signs or symptoms.
Always using latex condoms may possibly reduce the risk of transmitting the virus at these times.
Herpes is very frequently transmitted by infected persons who do not know they are infected.
Once diagnosed, a person generally is able to take the simple precautions necessary to protect partners - avoiding contact during prodrome or an outbreak and practicing safer sex when no symptoms are present.
Prevent herpes? Dude, using a condom is a barrier to contracting Herpes. Wrapping it up prevents transmission. Is it 100 percent, no, but it's better than being an idiot who doesn't.
Transmission (spreading the herpes virus)
HSV can be passed on when one person has the virus present on the skin or mucous membrane and another person makes direct skin-to-skin contact with the live virus.
The herpes virus is likely to be present on the skin from the first sign of prodrome (tingling or itching where the outbreak usually occurs), until the sores have completely healed and new skin is present.
There are likely to be certain periods of time (possibly only a few days out of the year) when the active virus might be on the skin, even though there are no obvious signs or symptoms.
Always using latex condoms may possibly reduce the risk of transmitting the virus at these times.
Herpes is very frequently transmitted by infected persons who do not know they are infected.
Once diagnosed, a person generally is able to take the simple precautions necessary to protect partners - avoiding contact during prodrome or an outbreak and practicing safer sex when no symptoms are present.
Dude... read the text you quoted. Condoms "may possibly reduce the risk".
During and before outbreaks, simple skin contact can cause transmission. With HIV, condoms are great, very effective protection. With herpes, condoms give a very slightly degree of added protection - unless you manage to avoid touching your partner with anything but the condom-covered part of your body, of course
I used a condom and still got Herpes from the juices flowing down my balls. The condom did not prevent it at all. It's just that the outbreak occurs on an unprotected area, but recurring episodes can happen anywhere else on your body. If you are unlucky you might get it in the eye ... probably the worst place of all.
Dude... read the text you quoted. Condoms "may possibly reduce the risk".
During and before outbreaks, simple skin contact can cause transmission. With HIV, condoms are great, very effective protection. With herpes, condoms give a very slightly degree of added protection - unless you manage to avoid touching your partner with anything but the condom-covered part of your body, of course
I'm not arguing that mate, I stated having a condom is better than nothing at all.
I've gone almost 25 years never contracting a STD, I want to keep my streak going.
I used a condom and still got Herpes from the juices flowing down my balls. The condom did not prevent it at all. It's just that the outbreak occurs on an unprotected area, but recurring episodes can happen anywhere else on your body. If you are unlucky you might get it in the eye ... probably the worst place of all.
Prevent herpes? Dude, using a condom is a barrier to contracting Herpes. Wrapping it up prevents transmission. Is it 100 percent, no, but it's better than being an idiot who doesn't.
Transmission (spreading the herpes virus)
HSV can be passed on when one person has the virus present on the skin or mucous membrane and another person makes direct skin-to-skin contact with the live virus.
The herpes virus is likely to be present on the skin from the first sign of prodrome (tingling or itching where the outbreak usually occurs), until the sores have completely healed and new skin is present.
There are likely to be certain periods of time (possibly only a few days out of the year) when the active virus might be on the skin, even though there are no obvious signs or symptoms.
Always using latex condoms may possibly reduce the risk of transmitting the virus at these times.
Herpes is very frequently transmitted by infected persons who do not know they are infected.
Once diagnosed, a person generally is able to take the simple precautions necessary to protect partners - avoiding contact during prodrome or an outbreak and practicing safer sex when no symptoms are present.
Hmm, so your a doctor now?
It certainly doesnt hurt that your telling people to where a condom, but spreading false information, is pretty dumb in its own right. God forbid some dumbass takes your comments as fact and has sex with someone they know has herpes while wearing a condom and contracts it.
Fucking pathetic, and your calling people morons?
Go see a doctor and get your facts straight, fucking gfy know-it-all fuck.
Prevent herpes? Dude, using a condom is a barrier to contracting Herpes. Wrapping it up prevents transmission. Is it 100 percent, no, but it's better than being an idiot who doesn't.
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1) As others have said, a condom only covers your shaft. So if you ever thrust in to the hilt, then a condom is only *reducing* your risk.
2) It's so crazy to hear people talk about 'these promiscious chicks with STDS.' Promiscuity merely increases the odds. And I have met lots of people who caught things early in their life. And for that reason have NOT been promiscious. What a raw deal to get herpes from a dreamy, older first boyfriend.
3) Tons of people have herpes and don't know. (Many women find out when then get tests during pregnancy.)
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