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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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A US study has found that people who frequently wax or shave their pubic area report a greater history of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Now what? For me, I love trimmed or full. Not shaven on men. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Just another scaremongering non-story to try and control us more.
Don't eat bacon
Don't drink
Don't smoke
Don't do anything fun in your life at all
That is authorities mantra for us all.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Just another scaremongering non-story to try and control us more.
Don't eat bacon
Don't drink
Don't smoke
Don't do anything fun in your life at all
That is authorities mantra for us all.
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How dare they try and taint bacon! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I think it also said that this could have been because the shaved people were having more sex!"
^ This ^
Also, stop worrying, be careful and everything will be ok. |
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By *ay19720Man
over a year ago
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"Just another scaremongering non-story to try and control us more.
Don't eat bacon
Don't drink
Don't smoke
Don't do anything fun in your life at all
That is authorities mantra for us all.
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Lol spot on.
Oh what a bum..lol |
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As I remember it. It has to do with freshly shaved and waxed skin being porous hence open to infection. Most people tend to shave early and give the skin time to cool.
In all honesty it's probably scare mongering from those with a thatch that get turned down.
"but I can't trim my wife will notice!" ah that old chestnut  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It doesn't take a genius to know that infections can get into the blood via cuts in the skin. And that razors can drag across the skin and cut you. Infections are tiny and can get into the smallest cut.
Hair is also a barrier, don't know how people can't see that too.
I'm surprised that people need to be told.
Same as being told bacon isn't good for you. Course it's not, it's a high fat meat product, but I still eat it now and then. I still shave now and then, even though I know it adds to the risk of catching something during sex.
As for saying people who shave could be having more sex, what a load of bollocks. I didn't shave for months and had more sex than I'd had in the previous year.
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By (user no longer on site)
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I'm not going to change my grooming habits because of it. Maybe there's an extra bit of risk there, but it's within the acceptable threshold of risk for me, same as I don't use condoms got blow jobs. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"As I remember it. It has to do with freshly shaved and waxed skin being porous hence open to infection. Most people tend to shave early and give the skin time to cool.
In all honesty it's probably scare mongering from those with a thatch that get turned down.
"but I can't trim my wife will notice!" ah that old chestnut "
Skin rubbing on skin causes friction and can cause abrasions.
You wear a condom to protect you, but it can't cover the pubic area, which is left more vulnerable when you shave. Obviously. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm not going to change my grooming habits because of it. Maybe there's an extra bit of risk there, but it's within the acceptable threshold of risk for me, same as I don't use condoms got blow jobs. "
Exactly, we know the risks, make our assessments and act accordingly. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Just another scaremongering non-story to try and control us more.
Don't eat bacon
Don't drink
Don't smoke
Don't do anything fun in your life at all
That is authorities mantra for us all.
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touch my bacon and you die! lol |
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By *andb69Couple
over a year ago
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"It doesn't take a genius to know that infections can get into the blood via cuts in the skin. And that razors can drag across the skin and cut you. Infections are tiny and can get into the smallest cut.
Hair is also a barrier, don't know how people can't see that too.
I'm surprised that people need to be told.
Same as being told bacon isn't good for you. Course it's not, it's a high fat meat product, but I still eat it now and then. I still shave now and then, even though I know it adds to the risk of catching something during sex.
As for saying people who shave could be having more sex, what a load of bollocks. I didn't shave for months and had more sex than I'd had in the previous year.
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Your final paragraph has totally missed the point - the argument is that people who have sex with more partners (eg swingers) have a higher tendency to shave their pubes - and also catch STIs. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Not really rocket science to work out that the more partners the higher the risk 
These surveys make me laugh as they get funded and make a living out of performing crap surveys that nobody is interested in  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Well, cyclists and swimmers are buggered then  "
Interestingly, the women's Team GB cycling team were told to stop shaving as they were getting sores and bruises that impacted their training. They had to grow some hair to protect the area and allow them to train more efficiently.
Helmets at both ends if you will. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"A US study has found that people who frequently wax or shave their pubic area report a greater history of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Now what? For me, I love trimmed or full. Not shaven on men."
Correlation is not causation. I would suggest that this correlation is due to the fact that shaved men and women are more sexually active |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Pubes as a natural defence to disease, who knew. "
Everyone should grow them really long, trim them down, weave the clippings into a condom. Instant end to STI problems. |
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"A US study has found that people who frequently wax or shave their pubic area report a greater history of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Now what? For me, I love trimmed or full. Not shaven on men."
from a very poorly constructed study
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their pubic area report a greater history of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Now what?
Well think about it! they are likely to be more sexually active surprise surprise and given they take extra care of themselves as witnessed by the desire trim or Brazilians to get themselves checked regularly hence the increase "in report".
Statistics can be used to prove anything!
98.9% of statistics are made up |
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"Pubes as a natural defence to disease, who knew.
Everyone should grow them really long, trim them down, weave the clippings into a condom. Instant end to STI problems. "
I'm suffering from cluster headaches at the moment, i wonder if crush some up with paracetamol, i could create a soothing pubic balm for my forehead. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"A US study has found that people who frequently wax or shave their pubic area report a greater history of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Now what? For me, I love trimmed or full. Not shaven on men."
Old news, rehashed this week.
There may well be an increase in risk but not in actual cases. How do we know? Because the Daily Whatnot would have frkont page news about it!
Clearly not an issue, move on, |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm not going to change my grooming habits because of it. Maybe there's an extra bit of risk there, but it's within the acceptable threshold of risk for me, same as I don't use condoms got blow jobs.
Exactly, we know the risks, make our assessments and act accordingly. "
True.
However, humans are spectacularly bad at assessing risk.
Just see how many are scared of flying but happly jump in a car! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Well, cyclists and swimmers are buggered then
Interestingly, the women's Team GB cycling team were told to stop shaving as they were getting sores and bruises that impacted their training. They had to grow some hair to protect the area and allow them to train more efficiently.
Helmets at both ends if you will."
I had to laugh when I read this a few months ago. Like they actually did grow it. My guess is that they simply kept quiet about problems once they'd had that talk. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It doesn't take a genius to know that infections can get into the blood via cuts in the skin. And that razors can drag across the skin and cut you. Infections are tiny and can get into the smallest cut.
Hair is also a barrier, don't know how people can't see that too.
I'm surprised that people need to be told.
Same as being told bacon isn't good for you. Course it's not, it's a high fat meat product, but I still eat it now and then. I still shave now and then, even though I know it adds to the risk of catching something during sex.
As for saying people who shave could be having more sex, what a load of bollocks. I didn't shave for months and had more sex than I'd had in the previous year.
Your final paragraph has totally missed the point - the argument is that people who have sex with more partners (eg swingers) have a higher tendency to shave their pubes - and also catch STIs."
Haven't read the study...usually a good study would control for factors like this? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think it also said that this could have been because the shaved people were having more sex!"
oh dear we are both natural, does this mean were missing out, we better get shagging to make up for lost time |
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