The slightly misleading part about that graph is that the percentages are among the unspecified >1/3 of the survey sample who don't routinely use condoms with new partners.
I would think people maybe need to realize being on the pill doesn't protect you against any STDs.
But, hey, ignore the Elephant in the room ...
"I would think people maybe need to realize being on the pill doesn't protect you against any STDs."
Unless you consider pregnancy a disease. Some children are worse than gonorrhea, and you can't get rid of them with Cipro.
agreed, not everyone is blessed like me or Dan.
>agreed, not everyone is blessed like me or Dan.
You mean you're both blessed with great kids, or you have the blessing of not having to worry about unintended pregnancies because you're both cocksuckers? :-)
The one that kills me is "too embarrassed." Holy FSM, they're cool to rip off their drawers and bump uglies, but not to spend a second rolling on a bit of latex? That is one weird place to decide to turn shy.
What counts as a "new partner"? And is this just a British survey? I'd like to see how some good old American abstinence only education stacked. I'll wonder if we'd get a "Didn't need to I/He pulled out, so we're safe" column.
Fuck, I missed the "Withdrawal Technique" column.
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I'm never in the mood when I get drunk. Whatever happened to whiskeydick? Young men aren't all using viagra.