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Over 90 days ago
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Quote by WellMadeMaleThat sounds as if you're implying, that not grooming means you're unwashed, and not socialized and confident, which is of course complete nonsense. Grooming is often disguised as a hygiene measure, but it is in fact just fashion. Hygiene does not depend on razors or wax, but on water and soap. And the fact that people who groom tend to have more sex was taken into consideration in the research mentioned in the article I linked to. It did not fully account for the correlation.
News flash: confident, well-groomed, socializing people tend to have sex more often with multiple partners than do unwashed, anti-social misanthropes who reside under a bridge.
The fact that most grooming methods damage the skin, even if that's not visible, could be part of the cause. A bunch of follicles that were damaged by waxing or tiny abrasions from a razor provide easier access for bacteria and viruses, than an undamaged skin. And no condom protects you from that.
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Quote by browncoffeeYou're free to choose your life style of course. It isn't the first study that found a correlation between grooming pubes and the risk of contracting an STD. This site offers some explanation and a bit of sound advice.
oh, gross. almost as gross as having pubic hair. i don't believe and it and it definitely won't stop me doing what i do.
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A scientific study shows, that people who groom their pubic hairs have a higher risk of getting an STD. Though further study is needed to determine how the higher risk is related to grooming, it might be something to consider, before removing your bush.
http://time.com/4590329/grooming-pubic-hair-sex-sti/
http://time.com/4590329/grooming-pubic-hair-sex-sti/
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Quote by 69Kisses96My question was meant to make you aware of how it comes across, not as the accusation it looks like now. I should have done this in a pm. I apologise.
I have no interest in a rudeness competition. I apologize if I hurt your feelings (or anyone else's). Anyone who is offended by the way I post, please PM me.
Quote by PalidonLet's not make this a battle of semantics. Everyone knows what is meant with the person, profile or poster above you, even if it's not described in minute detail. And one can be rude, not only by what one says (or does not say) but also by how, even if it's unintended, which I assume was the case here.
Actually if you read the thread, it states above, not directly above..And furthermore, I have never seen him get rude.....
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Quote by 69Kisses96The purpose of this thread is to say something nice about the person (or their profile) who posted above you. If you don't want to, you should not post under them. I've seen you do this more than once. Are you being rude on purpose?
Thank you. It is my motto that when it comes to cumming, ladies first, and second.
