Post: #1

This is an insight from an experience that happened to me recently, which I haven’t really seen discussed.

Basically, sometimes you will get LMR because the chick has an STI and is too embarrassed to tell you about it.

I had one girl who threw me with some hard LMR on our first date. I got her into my bed and made out with her intensely and she was really into it, but she wouldn’t let me stick my hand into her panties or take off her jeans. I continued making out with her and trying again and again but she kept on stopping me. I was confused because I could tell that she was super horny and really into it. She didn’t object when I stuck my hands in her pants from behind and rubbed her asshole or when I rubbed her pussy directly with my hand through her panties. She even stuck her hands inside my boxers and started stroking my bare cock.

Anyway, eventually she left to go home because it was late. I was sure that if she agreed to another date she would be DTF. So about a week later I invited her to my place and applied “The second-date bang,” initiating the makeout with the curry in the oven. When I went for her jeans she stopped me again and told me she had to say something, then confessed to me that she had HPV. I don’t give a shit about HPV (I’m vaccinated, it’s super common, and it’s mostly harmless) so I fucked her anyway.

So, in hindsight, I am almost certain that she would have fucked me on the first date, except that she had HPV and wasn’t comfortable enough to tell me at that point. So if a chick seems really horny but always stops you at the pants, it’s possible that her LMR arises from her unwillingness to tell you about/expose you to an STI.

Anyone else have similar experiences?

Post: #2

ALWAYS GO FOR A PEEK AT THE PUSSY. Many times Ill start like I may give her head because my face is so close when inspecting the pussy, but I climb back up without a lick and never had a direct complaint over this. Yea, I'm guilty of not using condoms a lot, but I at least give it a visual and scent test. Her behavior toward STI/ho knowledge is gaged before that. I once met a 18 year old chick who told me she saw a picture of someone with the "blue waffle" std. I told her those were symptoms of an infection, not its own disease. She disagreed. I never talked to her again.

Post: #3

I read somewhere that 80% of sexually active people in the U.S. have HPV.

I'm not too worried about HPV.

Post: #4

(03-29-2014 09:49 AM)AntiTrace Wrote:  I read somewhere that 80% of sexually active people in the U.S. have HPV.

I'm not too worried about HPV.

Believe it or not, there are hundreds of different bacteria and organisms that spread via human contact: from mothers to children, from children playing together at school, from co-workers, etc. The vast majority of these organisms are completely harmless.

Here is a good example: face mites.

Post: #5

at the username "Donkey_Riding."

Still, I wonder how many LMR episodes are the result of concealing an STD.

Post: #6

at least she told you. i can applaud that. most people dont even disclose hpv

Post: #7

It's funny that she let you play with her anal orifice(still vector for transmission), but showed resistance to pussy play. That's a hamsterizing or utter absence of knowledge to how pathogens work

Post: #8

(03-29-2014 09:49 AM)AntiTrace Wrote:  I read somewhere that 80% of sexually active people in the U.S. have HPV.

I'm not too worried about HPV.

Yeah the number is somewhere around that (in fact it's so common that it's not tested for except in women who have abnormal pap smears). HPV isn't a big deal especially for men, and most strains aren't the the dangerous kind anyway.

As for how to deal with the LMR, I'd probably say something like "yeah me too, no big deal" and keep going.