JustysiaS
2 Nov 2009
Love / Hard to talk things: Sexual diseases - would Polish women be honest about that? [137]
this thread is so full of bs. and what does it have to do with Poland???
utter rubbish
if they HAD it but don't have it anymore cos it's been treated then i really don't see a reason to brag
do you even freakin know what vaginismus is? it's a serious problem not so much physical but psychological. it's a fear of having painful sex, it happens to women who just had a baby, victims of rape etc. you're such an idiot seriously, maybe stick to goats then!
you poor misinformed person, who is your doctor? yes you can infect your partner with a yeast infection, common name of this is thrush. both you and your partner should get treatment as you will end up passing it on to each other. it happens when the ph balance *down there* is disrupted by trivial things such as detergents, bad diet, cold or flu, no foreplay ha ha.... it's very very common among people who have an active sex life as well as among those who don't have sex at all. as for personal hygiene of your intimate area, too much washing is just as bad as not washing, if you wash too much that can actually upset the ph balance and as a result give you a yeast infection. you should also be aware that a yeast infection can happen in other areas of your body too, including your mouth. if it keeps coming back though then it might be signalling a more serious problem, which in the worst case can be cervical cancer.
warts are not a sign of hpv, hiv or any std's. they are caused by a virus that some people carry without symptoms (ie no warts), it is still not quite clear what causes it but it gets transmitted from skin to skin. most of those warts are totally harmless and a single treatment or a course of them gets rid of the problem, so make sure your partner gets treated too. it's a bit like with cold sores, some people get them and some people don't, and they are also caused by a virus.
well as they say, if it hurts (and during a yeast infection it will) then don't do it...
and as for this:
we would all like to know things like that, not just you men! if people choose not to admit they have an std before having sex with someone new then that is pretty horrible, especially that most things can be treated these days and there is no need being ashamed of it and going around and spreading it. treating sex as a taboo is one thing, infecting someone becuase you choose to not tell them about your problem is something else. if not sure, don't touch, simple! especially if they're skanky white girls, your and your countrymen's first choice nomaderol.
i have so had enough of this rubbish you post
this thread is so full of bs. and what does it have to do with Poland???
It seems that 70-80% of women have sexual diseases, problems, etc.
utter rubbish
An alarming 31% of all women say they would not tell a future partner if they had a sexual disease. This rises for 65% for single women
if they HAD it but don't have it anymore cos it's been treated then i really don't see a reason to brag
Vaginismus.
do you even freakin know what vaginismus is? it's a serious problem not so much physical but psychological. it's a fear of having painful sex, it happens to women who just had a baby, victims of rape etc. you're such an idiot seriously, maybe stick to goats then!
I thought yeast infections do not give men infections. It is women who have sex with different partners do not keep herself clean. This is what I know from my doctor.
you poor misinformed person, who is your doctor? yes you can infect your partner with a yeast infection, common name of this is thrush. both you and your partner should get treatment as you will end up passing it on to each other. it happens when the ph balance *down there* is disrupted by trivial things such as detergents, bad diet, cold or flu, no foreplay ha ha.... it's very very common among people who have an active sex life as well as among those who don't have sex at all. as for personal hygiene of your intimate area, too much washing is just as bad as not washing, if you wash too much that can actually upset the ph balance and as a result give you a yeast infection. you should also be aware that a yeast infection can happen in other areas of your body too, including your mouth. if it keeps coming back though then it might be signalling a more serious problem, which in the worst case can be cervical cancer.
One you have some kinds of warts and you have to see your doctors. He will treated it and you have virus in your body like Herpes, HIV and so.
warts are not a sign of hpv, hiv or any std's. they are caused by a virus that some people carry without symptoms (ie no warts), it is still not quite clear what causes it but it gets transmitted from skin to skin. most of those warts are totally harmless and a single treatment or a course of them gets rid of the problem, so make sure your partner gets treated too. it's a bit like with cold sores, some people get them and some people don't, and they are also caused by a virus.
wmeon should not have sex while she have yeast infections. It will get worst
well as they say, if it hurts (and during a yeast infection it will) then don't do it...
and as for this:
we'd like to know if they have a problem in advance before any touch.
we would all like to know things like that, not just you men! if people choose not to admit they have an std before having sex with someone new then that is pretty horrible, especially that most things can be treated these days and there is no need being ashamed of it and going around and spreading it. treating sex as a taboo is one thing, infecting someone becuase you choose to not tell them about your problem is something else. if not sure, don't touch, simple! especially if they're skanky white girls, your and your countrymen's first choice nomaderol.
i have so had enough of this rubbish you post