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This is a discussion on Are these STD numbers correct? within the STD/Safe Sex forums, part of the The Topic of Sex category; Statistics on the general population are fine but they don't apply to specialized groups that self-select out of ...
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| Swingers Board Addict Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 143 Location: Not at Swingers Board Status: Couple | Statistics on the general population are fine but they don't apply to specialized groups that self-select out of the general population. The Center for Disease Control has only documented one case of HIV among swingers and that was transmitted by a gay man - fairly rare in swinging and falso fairly easy to identify and avoid. STDs also tend to be more common in certain age groups - younger. While we certainly acknowledge the risk in everything we do, as a motorcyclist I have a fairly high risk tolerance - something we seem to be breeding out of all aspects of our society. My attitude, which I realize is not the norm, is to manage risks as best I can vs. trying to avoid all of them. We pick our partners very carefully and the characteristics of the group we play with is one of extremely low risk based on the best analysis of statistics that is possible. Is the risk zero? No! Is it low enough for us to proceed without being overly concerned and with recognition that we are ultimately accountable for any adverse outcomes? Yes! Last edited by tittietwister : 04-29-2008 at 03:50 PM. Reason: Typo |
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