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unfortunately, having protected sex is stil no guarantee you won't get it, it will keep you from getting the cervical type but won't completely protect against HPV as it can happen just from skin on skin contact, such as the labia majora (outer lips) a condom does nothing if you get it there.
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Question....why would anyone choose to have unprotected sex at all????
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It's true that most adults have had HPV at one time or another, and that it most often just goes away on its own. HPV is NOT forever, like herpes or HIV. It's a temporary phenomenon and even if you are with someone who has HPV at the time, condoms will almost eliminate your chances of acquiring it. But the odds are strong you've already had it yourself, or even have it now without being aware of it.
Mischief's advice should be carefully read and understood. She is a professional in this field, aside from her personal experience. So hang your condoms by the chimney with care this Christmas! Jim |
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I guess, maybe I am just too new at this. I get checked out regularly by the doctor just to know that I am in a clean bill of health. Open honesty with play partners is what I expect. I am forward in asking before we even meet that they are in a clean bill of health. No matter they also could be just telling a lie also. I am just passing on my expectations when we meet a play partner. I would like to know if you might have anything that I could get or pass on to others. I want to enjoy this lifestyle not be victim or a carrier. Never the less there is a risk in anything we do. Just how much are you willing to risk...
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The body usually clears the HPV virus over time.
The majority of sexually active adults have had it. If every woman who has ever had a grade 3 pap test or overt cancer of the cervix disclosed a possible HPV infection...there would be no lifestyle. I suggest waiting until the doctor gives you the all clear sign and then using condoms. The only folks you need to tell are the ones who ask. There is no free lunch when swinging. Mischief (had HPV induced cervical cancer 30 years ago w/ clean paps since. Condoms help me not get it again.) |
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