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easy, sock with a elastic band ! sorted. :thumbsup:
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Why not just go down the Clinic & get a ****load for nowt
Some people are too lazy to go there.
I know I am, so I just buy them from the shops, they are only like £5 for a pack of 12 anyways.
Didn't stop me filling out that form though...wooo free condom.
InvG
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Tesco always has an offer on condoms, every time I've been to there over the last year or so the shelf has said one price, and then rung up on the till at half it.
Featherlites are cheaper 'cause nobody wants them...as far as I'm concerned, it covers it, it's good, safe is better than none/a baby.
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Just need to find someone whos willing to test them out with me now!
Well you'll always have Pam and her five friends...
My god that joke is bad.
InvG
If you and your girlfriend both know for sure that you're disease-free, it's all good
It's only really if you sleep with more than one person where people start spreading diseases
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If you and your girlfriend both know for sure that you're disease-free, it's all good
Apart from the people that are naturally born carriers, yes, it's fine.
InvG
or a Toblerone pack for something a little more kinky
which are better than condoms, as they are all infected with HIV
what a prat!
The chances of that are slim though, really... for all I know I could be a carrier, or my girlfriend could be, but I plan on being with her for a long time and I'm not going to wear a rubber jacket for the rest of my life!
I was just commenting that it's people who "go out to get laid" that are more likely to spread disease and such, and they should be using them rather than relying on the pill or whatever. Diseases aren't so much of a problem for people who have a long-term relationship with someone, especially if you both have a "clean" history (e.g. virgins when you met or had only been with a virgin previously).
You know even at 20 I still don't find it comfy talking about sex with people I don't know well! I was down the pub with my mate and his mates, talking about it with them felt a bit iffy... It's the "single lad culture" I never got in to I guess. *cant decide if that's a good or a bad thing*
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We hand shed loads of FREE rubbers out at the youth club every week!
I swear loads of the younger ones are selling them cheap too the older boys
well provided they are getting used it's all good
No point me filling out the form, being a youth worker I have access to a unlimited FREE supply
I swear loads of the younger ones are selling them cheap too the older boys
well provided they are getting used it's all good No point me filling out the form, being a youth worker I have access to a unlimited FREE supply
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Yeah, I was just being picky
Totally agree with you though on the going out for sex etc.
I too have never been that sort of person and am 20. I don't plan on wearing the jacket for the rest of my life either, but am happy to if that's what my girlfriend wants. Luckily for me, all my friends are of a similar sort to me, who once found a girl, stay with girl, so there isn't any of the going out to have sex talk...but there can be disturbing indepth conversations about sex lives...often due to them drinking and blurting stuff out.
I find it uncomfortable talking about sex with my family and with her family, mine because my family has never been the sort to openly talk about sex, and hers because her mum and step dad are far too open about talking about it.
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I agree, I'm 25 and I don't feel it a necessity to talk about it when you're down the pub or what not. Some people do, some dont. Obviously there's a time and place for it, and when you're in that time and place it's always funny, but some people here at work bang (excuse pun) on about it all the time... not very professional imo!