Write Review
2,073,407 Total Reviews 3,932 New Reviews
7,563 Users Online

Minnesota

Re:question on STD'ssad_smile
cmeflyhigh 23 Reviews 4714 reads
posted

"Rumor" and "supposedly".  Those are two pretty damaging words.  It reminds me of the guy who was accused of terrible things by a lady. He sued her for slander.  The judge ordered the lady to take a feather pillow up to the roof of the courthouse and tear it open and strew the feathers in the wind.  Then he said, go down and pick them all up and put them back in the pillow.  She said that is impossible.  The judge replied, "So it is also impossible to repair a man's reputation.  Also, remember how much cat fighting goes on among the players in this business.  And finally I would suggest that the other board is pretty questionable on a good day.  Incidentally, what does that "rumor" have  to do with the the honest question posed by "Curious"?

curious581024422 reads

Just a quick question about a rash.  I saw a stripper a couple of months ago for a lap dance.  She did not remove her panties.  My SO has an itchy rash that has developed.  Is it possible that I passed something on to her or could it just be a rash from sweat and walking (she has been walking alot).  I have nothing wrong with me.

Thanks for your help.

ReplyQuoteReport
cmeflyhigh4570 reads

Dear Curious,

What your SO has is probably nothing that you have given to her.  However, the possibility of an STD is something that should be taken seriously.  A rash 2 months later would usually be accompanied by swolllen lymph glands also.  My guess is that you are dealing with some guilt issues over having the lap dance.  Those issues can be quite debilitating too.  You might want to look into what is causing that.  It is possible that you could pass an STD on to your SO without having any symptoms yourself, but it is unlikely. It is also unlikely that a stripper doing a lap dance on you could pass an STD to you unless you were naked and had a break in the skin where she rubbed up against you.  The very  best way I know of to put the concern to rest is to go and be tested yourself.  Then the issue can be resolved in your guilty little mind.  Good luck!
cme

ReplyQuoteReport
spacelord6146 reads



-- Modified on 8/8/2004 8:35:08 PM

ReplyQuoteReport
cmeflyhigh4715 reads

"Rumor" and "supposedly".  Those are two pretty damaging words.  It reminds me of the guy who was accused of terrible things by a lady. He sued her for slander.  The judge ordered the lady to take a feather pillow up to the roof of the courthouse and tear it open and strew the feathers in the wind.  Then he said, go down and pick them all up and put them back in the pillow.  She said that is impossible.  The judge replied, "So it is also impossible to repair a man's reputation.  Also, remember how much cat fighting goes on among the players in this business.  And finally I would suggest that the other board is pretty questionable on a good day.  Incidentally, what does that "rumor" have  to do with the the honest question posed by "Curious"?

ReplyQuoteReport
Misty3939 reads

There's a rash called molesculum that can be transferred easily, but you would have had a few bumps yourself.  

If you never had a rash, I think you're right in thinking it's from her new excercise program.

ReplyQuoteReport
curious581024710 reads

Thanks for your responses.

ReplyQuoteReport
TheRealTCG4233 reads

Unless it was *some* lapdance, I doubt you gave her the cooties.

I would suggest you get yourself tested first, if you come up with something, get the wife to the clinic before things start falling off on the woman.

ReplyQuoteReport
Post Reply Back To Forum
Register Now!