2008-12-09, 03:25 PM
Ask her if this rag smells like Choloroform.
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How do you ask a girl to do it?
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2008-12-09, 03:28 PM
You don't have to ask them. You get them to beg you to F them.
Please and tease them very well in other ways, and they will be begging for it. Works very well.
2008-12-09, 08:50 PM
If you ask her, then you're doing it wrong.
Actually, if you ask her, you're risking losing her. Once you ask, she'll do one of the two things: 1) Agree 2) Think you're disgusting Option 2 will be overwhelmingly likely to occur. You could try raping her... :f6: Though then you'd go to jail for being a pedophile.
2008-12-10, 01:14 AM
(This post was last modified: 2008-12-10, 01:31 AM by SuGaRnSp1C3.)
Well if you guys are together and there's 'heavy petting' then the topic of sex is bound to come up. Talk it over & see where she stands with it, don't force her into it or else you'll be in SERIOUS trouble & you'll scare her off & if she doesn't want to do it then she doesn't want to do it. No = NO. If there's any heavy petting going on then there's going to be some parts of the body being in a frenzy at that point...And how old are you & her anyways? :f6:
Edit: Sex shouldn't be taken lightly, there's a lot of emotion(not to mention you can get diseases if not taking the right precautions) that goes into it & it can complicate a relationship too, for women & some people anyways. Yeah granted that we're only human and we have "needs" & we want to pineapple like rabbits, but sex is, as stated before a emotional thing too. I remember my English professor saying "When you have sex with someone you're giving them everything of yourself, you're telling them that you'll never be this close to anyone like this again" & this was coming from a MAN. After having sex some people feel great/happy b/c they did it with somebody that they REALLY care about or it was the best 3 hours of their dam life or they feel like they shouldn't have done it b/c they weren't 'ready' or the person felt like they were being used. Use protection if you do decide to do it, we don't need anymore kids having kids(no offense, but it's the truth)
2008-12-10, 08:07 AM
SuGaRnSp1C3 Wrote:Well if you guys are together and there's 'heavy petting' then the topic of sex is bound to come up. Talk it over & see where she stands with it, don't force her into it or else you'll be in SERIOUS trouble & you'll scare her off & if she doesn't want to do it then she doesn't want to do it. No = NO. If there's any heavy petting going on then there's going to be some parts of the body being in a frenzy at that point...And how old are you & her anyways? :f6: Even with a condom and birth control pill, correct me if I'm wrong (I'm not a girl, contrary to popular belief, lol...).., but even with both of those applied, isn't there still a 1% chance or something of the like of still being impregnated? I had Sex-Ed classes back then in High School, I just slept through most of them. <_<; Because iirc, I heard that condoms =/= safe sex, it just boosts the chances of 'not' getting impregnated for the female. I'm sure a girl can answer this question better than most or all guys. PS: That and if the condom rips, gg? <_<;;
2008-12-10, 11:55 AM
lol i remember those sex ed classes
i think it actually encouraged kids to have sex ![]() condoms=fail
2008-12-10, 12:08 PM
Kasuhitomi Wrote:Even with a condom and birth control pill, correct me if I'm wrong (I'm not a girl, contrary to popular belief, lol...).., but even with both of those applied, isn't there still a 1% chance or something of the like of still being impregnated? I had Sex-Ed classes back then in High School, I just slept through most of them. <_<; Because iirc, I heard that condoms =/= safe sex, it just boosts the chances of 'not' getting impregnated for the female. Far less than 1%. I'm fairly certain a condom works 98% of the time, and birth control works 99.8% of the time. That means you have approximately a 0.004% chance of impregnation. Of course, those percentages are off the top of my head. That, however, is with proper use but isn't factoring in the spermicide condoms they have these days. Really that's a 1 in 25,000 chance. Also, most "sex-ed" classes are really just telling you abstinence is the best way to go.
2008-12-10, 10:04 PM
(This post was last modified: 2008-12-10, 10:16 PM by SuGaRnSp1C3.)
Cactuar Wrote:Far less than 1%. I'm fairly certain a condom works 98% of the time, and birth control works 99.8% of the time. That means you have approximately a 0.004% chance of impregnation. Of course, those percentages are off the top of my head. That, however, is with proper use but isn't factoring in the spermicide condoms they have these days. Really that's a 1 in 25,000 chance. You're correct..Well in my high school they didn't really preach "abstinence" only, the teacher just said if you choose to do it, these are the consequences that can occur. And granted about like 10-15% of the population of my high school was full of preggers anyways lol hell we even had a day care on campus(for faculty & students) that was also for the early childhood development classes. AndeanAri Wrote:birth control can be unsafe alot of times It depends on which birth control you use though (patch, pill, ring, IUD, Depo). Using both (condom for male & pill/patch etc. for woman) is actually a very good idea, it drops the rate of getting pregnant even lower vs. just using a condom(b/c they can always break & no, strapping up 2x isn't effective b/c BOTH can break as well) not to mention getting any STDs but I'm presuming that you would be with a person that is clean obviously.
2008-12-10, 10:41 PM
Kasuhitomi Wrote:Even with a condom and birth control pill, correct me if I'm wrong (I'm not a girl, contrary to popular belief, lol...).., but even with both of those applied, isn't there still a 1% chance or something of the like of still being impregnated?I thought birth control pills stop the implantation of the egg onto the uterine wall, therefore eliminating the chance of conception. :f6: Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
2008-12-10, 10:45 PM
Harrisonized Wrote:I thought birth control pills stop the implantation of the egg onto the uterine wall, therefore eliminating the chance of conception. :f6: Something could always go wrong =/.
2008-12-10, 10:58 PM
Something could always go wrong with birth control, but it's better to have used it than not at all. At least take some form of responsibility if you're having sex.
2008-12-10, 10:59 PM
(This post was last modified: 2008-12-10, 11:03 PM by SuGaRnSp1C3.)
Harrisonized Wrote:I thought birth control pills stop the implantation of the egg onto the uterine wall, therefore eliminating the chance of conception. :f6: There's always something that could happen, there's always that 1% chance that the body doesn't react to the hormones well. Like if the woman forgets to take her pill one day, that ups the chances of her being able to get pregnant. A woman CAN get pregnant even if she's on birth control but it's highly unlikely that she will IF she's using it correctly(taking it everyday). Huey Wrote:At least take some form of responsibility if you're having sex. QFT.. A lot of people have that mentality like "oh it's not going to happen to me, if it's just one time" or "I'll pull out if anything is going to happen"
2008-12-10, 11:30 PM
I cannot believe there is a thread like this, nor can I believe I clicked it.
2008-12-10, 11:49 PM
Harrisonized Wrote:I thought birth control pills stop the implantation of the egg onto the uterine wall, therefore eliminating the chance of conception. :f6: A woman can get pregnant while on the pill and certain medications. Antibiotics cancel out the pill for some reason. Any doctor that is competent and knows what they are doing will ask a female if she is on birth control to make sure there are no issues.
2008-12-11, 01:48 AM
Taku Wrote:Get 'em drunk or use lame pick-up lines ;D Or even better: Maplestory pick-up lines! |
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