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| true masked wabbit topic initiator: eagle averro |
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| Only the emotionally insecure and immature woman will say she loves anal sex for the simple reasons of A) the need to be considered normal since everybody is doing it so it must be normal and thus it must feel good. It may very well stimulate the vagina walls from behind but hey why settle for second best when the real thing is available and all the nerve tissues get benefit from proper vaginal stimulation.; and B) to be considered sexy. The more agile and the more varied positions she can come up with she then believes she is a sexually attractive female in the eyes of her mate. Allow me to clarify this misunderstood notion. The sexually attractive woman to her mate is not about her *faking attributes in the bedroom, it is about knowing herself as well as her mate intimately. A man has much more desire towards a woman who knows exactly what she needs and wants and visa versa. And most importantly of all a man who knows he can gratify his partner fully ultimately desires her more. While an immature emotional woman may have successfully fooled her mate by assuring him she is satisfied, believe it or not it will catch up with her when the premenstrual syndromes strike with vengeance. On the other hand, women who do get honest satisfaction in the bedroom pass over the premenstrual time as another day in their lives as simple as all that. But let’s talk about the health issues: Not only should we all be aware by now the bacteria involved regardless how clean you may keep yourself. The wear on the anal muscles will get you in the end and the price is dear my friend. Stretched out anal muscles are not a pretty sight and fecal matter dripping and escaping in lumps whenever a cough or a sneeze occurs is hardly sexy and alluring. I would tip my hat to the woman who stood up knowing herself as well as the health issues involved, instead of viciously attacking her. As for you guys who stood firm by your convictions that anal sex is pleasurable and even sexy, keep your eye on your mate when that time of the month comes around. If you have an imprint of a frying pan on your forehead you know you’ve been fooled all along. It should be noted that the majority of older and mature men feel that anal sex is hardly a necessity for the male’s needs for gratification. No one has the right to enter into your bedroom and say what you can or cannot do but if you truly love your mate I would consider the health risks in the long run. As for medical and health commentary see below the world wide concerns articles Including excerpts taken in regards to anal sex and health issues. |
| A recent new comer into BPE chatroom was viciously attacked by none other than the regulars for simply being honest in her opinions about anal sex and the health risks involved. The majority of women if honest, will say they do not like anal sex as well as fear the consequences in the long run. |
| Have a good and safe day true masked wabbit |
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| courtesy eagle averro: http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/eagle_averro_isme/ |
| UN warns of HIV/AIDS crisis among world's women |
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| BANGKOK, Thailand — The United Nations warned Friday of a global health crisis among women due to a dramatic rise in HIV infections among them, largely because poverty has robbed them of the confidence to demand safe sex. Since 1985, the percentage of HIV/AIDS suffers who are adult women has risen from 35 percent to 48 percent. Young women now make up 60 percent of the 15-to-24-year-olds living with the disease, said the UN Development Fund for Women. "Women are now firmly in the grip of the HIV/AIDS epidemic," Stephanie Urdang, UNIFEM's gender and HIV adviser, told a news conference. The rising rate of infections among women is due largely to the fact that they are much less likely to be financially independent, are fearful of violence by men and in many parts of the world are regarded as socially inferior. Women also bear the burden of caring for family members with the disease. Girls are withdrawn from schools to become caregivers for family members, and women are often required to work harder than men even though they may themselves be suffering from the disease. Widows trying to provide for their children are frequently driven into the sex trade, the UN says. But because they desperately need the money, they are in no position to demand their customers wear condoms. "They are often powerless to negotiate safe sex," said Urdang. "This should be a surprise to no one. Women have always been the most vulnerable group to HIV." UNIFEM will release a comprehensive report on the emerging female crisis on Wednesday at the 15th International AIDS Conference in Bangkok, calling for greater political commitment, funding and collective leadership to be placed on gender issues, especially in Africa and Asia, the continents hit hardest by the epidemic. Some 77 percent of all HIV positive women in the world live in sub-Saharan Africa. "Some countries such as Uganda and Senegal have shown the political commitment but there is a long way to go," said Urdang. Gender inequality is not just in Africa and Asia but also in the United States, where the HIV prevalence rate among women has jumped from 20 percent to 25 percent between 2001 and 2003, according to UNIFEM. A vast majority -- 80 percent -- of them are African-American and Hispanic. In part, this is because women are not given adequate sex education in schools and the U.S. government does not believe in promoting condom use among young people. Around the world, monogamy in marriage is also no guarantee for women against HIV, because they often cannot force unfaithful husbands to wear condoms. There is now fear that Asia could become the next Africa because of a number of similarities such as endemic poverty, low levels of education and second-class status of women, said Lucita Lazo, UNIFEM's regional director. The biggest danger zones are Cambodia, Myanmar and Thailand, where a recent UN study showed that only 23 percent of women aged 15 to 24 had a comprehensive understanding of HIV/AIDS. |
| More Information from the Policy Research of Canada in regards to health issues of anal sex |
| The journal AIDS reported that men involved in relationships engaged in anal intercourse and oral-anal intercourse with greater frequency than those without a steady partner.15 Anal intercourse has been linked to a host of bacterial and parasitical sexually transmitted diseases, including AIDS. The exclusivity of the relationship did not diminish the incidence of unhealthy sexual acts, which are commonplace among homosexuals. An English study published in the same issue of the journal AIDS concurred, finding that most "unsafe" sex acts among homosexuals occur in steady relationships.16 Human Papillomavirus (HPV) HPV is a collection of more than seventy types of viruses that can cause warts, or papillomas, on various parts of the body. More than twenty types of HPV are incurable STDs that can infect the genital tract of both men and women. Most HPV infections are subclinical or asymptomatic, with only one in a hundred people experiencing genital warts. HPV is "almost universal" among homosexuals. According to the homosexual newspaper The Washington Blade: "A San Francisco study of Gay and bisexual men revealed that HPV infection was almost universal among HIV-positive men, and that 60 percent of HIV-negative men carried HPV."17 HPV can lead to anal cancer. At the recent Fourth International AIDS Malignancy Conference at the National Institutes of Health, Dr. Andrew Grulich announced that "most instances of anal cancer are caused by a cancer-causing strain of HPV through receptive anal intercourse. HPV infects over 90 percent of HIV-positive gay men and 65 percent of HIV-negative gay men, according to a number of recent studies."18 The link between HPV and cervical cancer. Citing a presentation by Dr. Stephen Goldstone to the International Congress on Papillomavirus in Human Pathology in Paris, The Washington Blade reports that "HPV is believed to cause cervical cancer in women."19 Hepatitis: A potentially fatal liver disease that increases the risk of liver cancer. |
| Allow me to clarify myself first off that I am not one really much interested in aids chat, although I am interested in any health issues. I feel that the entire world knows about HIV and Aids and the televisions are pounding daily with the alarming news of continuous increase in the aids pandemic. We each have our freedom of choices of how we’ll chose to live our lives with of course the consequences or rewards according to the lifestyles we choose to live. Although this was a topic about aids I am commenting in regards to what was being relayed to me of what happened in BPE. This issue is entirely about health and the needs and wants of the majority of women. |
| It would be interesting to see the real side of the matter and let’s make a poll. You may withhold your name but give your honest opinion and state whether you are male or female. The results should be interesting to see how many women do love anal sex in comparison how many men think women love anal sex. You can leave your posts on the link provided. |
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