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Originally Posted by iknowftbll
And in many other ways it is less dangerous. Your point was...?
I made my point pretty clearly. Though I don't know how it could be less dangerous, except it isn't contagious, there is a higher chance of death and a higher chance of damage.
I made my point pretty clearly. Though I don't know how it could be less dangerous, except it isn't contagious, there is a higher chance of death and a higher chance of damage.
I disagree: your point seemed a bit of a non-starter actually. I presume you are ready to support your "higher chance" claims with some reputable data? And while you're at it, qualify if that "higher chance" applies to all STDs across the board or if in fact some are more dangerous than pregnancy. (Which would, of course, be counter to your non-starter point.)
Location: RI, MA, VT, WI, IL, CA, IN (that one sucked), KY
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Originally Posted by AlfredB1979
I thought the idea of having sex was...to make babies?
Very much so, it's way way way down the list of the reasons to have sex in reality, and has been for quite some time.
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Originally Posted by iknowftbll
I disagree: your point seemed a bit of a non-starter actually. I presume you are ready to support your "higher chance" claims with some reputable data? And while you're at it, qualify if that "higher chance" applies to all STDs across the board or if in fact some are more dangerous than pregnancy. (Which would, of course, be counter to your non-starter point.)
Look at WHO (or other organizations) death from STDs vs death in childbirth or pregnancy complications in women in the world (800 per day in the world according to the World Health Organization (that are preventable)), if you'd like that data. It's not very close.
Look at WHO (or other organizations) death from STDs vs death in childbirth or pregnancy complications in women in the world (800 per day in the world according to the World Health Organization (that are preventable)), if you'd like that data. It's not very close.
Okay, I get it. We're going to cherry pick stats so they support our argument. Specifically we are going to refer to WHO stats on deaths from STDs but deaths AND complications from pregnancies.
Not to mention you've still not supported your claim. Sure you can mentions stats but that's not the same thing as presenting reputable data. Consider your claim still unfounded.
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