According to the CDC it is basically a gay male disease. They’ve been pushing the increasing in heterosexual community line for years. I wouldn’t doubt lesbians do have lower rates of STDs since many STDs wouldn’t spread as easily in that population.Increasingly HIV is spreading amongst the heterosexual community. Lesbians appear to have lower rates of STDs across the board.
84% of HIV spread in women is from heterosexual sex and the rest is drug use.According to the CDC it is basically a gay male disease. They’ve been pushing the increasing in heterosexual community line for years. I wouldn’t doubt lesbians do have lower rates of STDs since many STDs wouldn’t spread as easily in that population.
STD’s are proof positive that we are meant to remain single and masturbate.STD’s are proof positive that we are meant to be monogamous.
I agree with your last statement except within marriage. Two virgins having sex will not catch a disease.84% of HIV spread in women is from heterosexual sex and the rest is drug use.
If HIV/AIDS is proof men should not engage in sex with men then STDs are proof that women should not engage in sex with men.
No. What the diseases show is what behavior you should not engage in. It does not follow that all other behaviors are therefore good. I don’t know what is so odd about basing human health recommendations on whether an activity leads to disease.STD’s are proof positive that we are meant to remain single and masturbate.
Your logic is weak.
STD’s are proof positive that we are meant to remain single and masturbate.
Your logic is weak.
Egg-zactly.No. What the diseases show is what behavior you should not engage in. It does not follow that all other behaviors are therefore good. I don’t know what is so odd about basing human health recommendations on whether an activity leads to disease.
Lesbians also can’t have sexIncreasingly HIV is spreading amongst the heterosexual community. Lesbians appear to have lower rates of STDs across the board.
And yet their not-sex is still way better sex than women get with men.Lesbians also can’t have sex
newadvent.org/summa/3154.htmFor we find in all animals where the upbringing of the offspring needs care of both male and female, that these come together not indeterminately, but the male with a certain female, whether one or several; such is the case with all birds: while, on the other hand, among those animals, where the female alone suffices for the offspring’s upbringing, the union is indeterminate, as in the case of dogs and like animals. Now it is evident that the upbringing of a human child requires not only the mother’s care for his nourishment, but much more the care of his father as guide and guardian, and under whom he progresses in goods both internal and external. Hence human nature rebels against an indeterminate union of the sexes and demands that a man should be united to a determinate woman and should abide with her a long time or even for a whole lifetime. Hence it is that in the human race the male has a natural solicitude for the certainty of offspring, because on him devolves the upbringing of the child: and this certainly would cease if the union of sexes were indeterminate.
If that floats your boat, go for it.STD’s are proof positive that we are meant to remain single and masturbate.
Your logic is weak.
What? Says who?And yet their not-sex is still way better sex than women get with men.
Can a man and woman give each other AIDS if they only have sex with each other?HIV is proof that women are meant to be with women.
Your argument is impotent.
What? Says who?
Results
Mean occurrence rate for experiencing orgasm during sexual activity with a familiar partner was 62.9% among single women and 85.1% among single men, which was significantly different (F1,2848 = 370.6, P < 0.001, η2 = 0.12). For men, mean occurrence rate of orgasm did not vary by sexual orientation: heterosexual men 85.5%, gay men 84.7%, bisexual men 77.6% (F2,1494 = 2.67, P = 0.07, η2 = 0.004). For women, however, mean occurrence rate of orgasm varied significantly by sexual orientation: heterosexual women 61.6%, lesbian women 74.7%, bisexual women 58.0% (F2,1350 = 10.95, P < 0.001, η2 = 0.02). Lesbian women had a significantly higher probability of orgasm than did either heterosexual or bisexual women (P < 0.05).
Conclusions
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jsm.12669/abstractFindings from this large dataset of U.S. singles suggest that women, regardless of sexual orientation, have less predictable, more varied orgasm experiences than do men and that for women, but not men, the likelihood of orgasm varies with sexual orientation. These findings demonstrate the need for further investigations into the comparative sexual experiences and sexual health outcomes of sexual minorities. Garcia JR, Lloyd EA, Wallen K, and Fisher HE. Variation in orgasm occurrence by sexual orientation in a sample of U.S. singles. J Sex Med 2014;11:2645–2652.
Can two men give each other AIDS if they only have sex with each other?Can a man and woman give each other AIDS if they only have sex with each other?
I’m very surprised, actually because many lesbian women (that I know) resort to male - designed “items” to achieve this goal of satisfaction. So, is it really just two women? Not really, not always.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jsm.12669/abstract
Honestly absolutely no one should be surprised.
Lesbians that you know talk to you about their bedroom habits?I’m very surprised, actually because many lesbian women (that I know) resort to male - designed “items” to achieve this goal of satisfaction. So, is it really just two women? Not really, not always.
So two women needing to use male designed objects in the bedroom are more satisfied than a man and woman? I highly doubt your “study” took that into account.Lesbians that you know talk to you about their bedroom habits?
I don’t see how sometimes using a dildo or strap on makes them less lesbian.
Women engaging in lesbian sex are much more likely to orgasm during sex and also orgasm more often during the encounter. In addition to that women in lesbian sex are also likely to enjoy substantially longer foreplay (which women often like) making sex more enjoyable even if they didn’t orgasm.
Or so I’ve heard.
I’m still not following you Joie – sounds like in the same statement you’re saying that a woman-woman can and can’t have sex. How do you define “sex”?And yet their not-sex is still way better sex than women get with men.
Can a man who remains single and masturbates daily contract HIV?Can a man and woman give each other AIDS if they only have sex with each other?
I would say no, obviously. However that doesn’t mean that a complete lack of intimacy is without problems.Can a man who remains single and masturbates daily contract HIV?
That is a very good question. I have read through numerous studies and this is never addressed. Oddly enough.Can two monogamous men who only have sex with each other contract HIV?
So just to clarify. if a man gets pegged by a woman it is gay sex and if a wolf dildo is involved it is bestiality?So two women needing to use male designed objects in the bedroom are more satisfied than a man and woman? I highly doubt your “study” took that into account.
Obviously, the two women are lacking in this area and are relying on their purchased items to make up the difference. So, no naturally two women are unable to achieve that level of satisfaction. Foreplay? Doesn’t seem like the study you provided goes into much detail. You can read into it all you want to.
Wanting male parts proves they are somewhat into men, or at least their anatomy.
Lesbians talk. Even those not in relationships seem to be busy with mail order.
I am saying that even if you don’t consider it sex they still find it more enjoyable sex than women who engage in sex with men do.I’m still not following you Joie – sounds like in the same statement you’re saying that a woman-woman can and can’t have sex. How do you define “sex”?
No, because Germ Theory.I would say no, obviously. However that doesn’t mean that a complete lack of intimacy is without problems.
That is a very good question. I have read through numerous studies and this is never addressed. Oddly enough.
Do you have the answer?
In theory, I suppose they can. In practice, it rarely happens.Devils advocate here:
Why can’t a person in two relationships be a stable situation to bring up children?
They address this a little bit in the article.