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Old 07-10-2012, 05:40 PM   #22
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I never said you cannot get an STI when you're married. I'm just saying that I feel people are less likely to use protection during those times. I'm not saying they should or shouldn't, because I feel like you should always use protection unless you want to get pregnant and you can never trust someone 100%. People cheat and sometimes without us being aware of it (I'm sure some women or men know their spouses are in affairs), but you should always protect yourself. If someone decides to not use protection in their marriage or in a relationship, that's their decision.
Hmmmmmm. Taking pregnancy out of the equation, you think it's normal and Ok for spouses to continue using condoms for the duration of the marriage so as not to run the risk of getting infected if/when the other one cheats?
Thats how i interpreted this as well. I don't think that sounds like a very (emotionally) healthy way to go through life. Nothing in life in 100%! Everything you do you risk injury or infection..same with sex.



But back to the female condom...has anyone ever actually used one?
Exactly, everything has risk. That's what trusting someone is about. Opening yourself up to the risk of being hurt, or deceived.

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