Are we going to talk about women who had STD but wouldn't say? All kinds of infections and not get it treated?
I dated a lot. All kinds of women. Which leads to all kinds of relationships.
And eventually, it leads to all kinds of infection and treatment.
My way of doing things is to walk up to a woman I found attractive. I don't really worried about personality.
Tell her my name. Ask if she's free at the moment or she's busy. If she's free I will tell her we could have a date, right there.
And if she said no, that she's busy. I will request for her phone number and let her know we could have a date later.
I hardly waste time. It's a moral sort of a thing. If a woman want you, she won't lie about it and pretend. They always knew what they want.
After first date we usually had $£x. Or the second date. I will never wait until third date. Never.
I even got impatient as time goes on and started pulling for $£x at the first date.
Which is exactly why I got infection more than you could use computer to count.
Since most of those encounters with women is not something I already planned. It always result in unprotected $£x.
Walking around ~ saw a beautiful girl ~ walk up to her and ask if she's free at the moment or busy ~ we have a date if she's free ~ and I somehow take her home or a short time at a cheap hotel.
You don't really have condoms in your pocket at all times for such experience.
My body is fast to react to both negative and positive change. Withing two or three days I am already feeling the changes.
Urine that was always easy started felt like something is wrong.
Itching.
I will stared at the cap of my dîck in the bathroom checking and wondering. Trying to point out which girl it would likely be amongst ones I had sêx with during that period.
Then called my nurse, Victoria and Johnson - the best friends I would ever got - and explain to them.
After getting myself treated the next job for me is to confront the girl.
But I have to be tactical.
I can't just walked up to her and accused her of being the one that passed infection to me. So I always do it with sense. And consider the fact that she might not be the actual girl.
Some girls will tell me the truth after feeling nervous and shameful. I would hug them. Then tell them no problem.
Picked my phone and dialled Victoria and Johnson number. Booked a visiting time and get the girl treated ~ only if she's willing, some of those girls have pride and wouldn't follow my lead because of embarrassment.
But Why Are Women Keeping That As a Secret?
We are talking about infection here. In your body.
Why would you stay silent about it?
This thing is very dangerous. The more longer it stays in your body, the more harder it gets to treat.
And a beautiful fine girl like yours shouldn't be taking your overall health for granted, isn't it?
If you can't be honest with a man you just meet that you have infection. At least don't have sêx with him until you get it treated.
But then that's another question right there. Why on earth would you lie about your body to any man? Why?
If he thinks he's not happy that you're telling him the truth at least that showed you the kind of man he is.
You're saving yourself a trouble. Because you're not supposed to be with a man who couldn't listen to your trouble anyway.
Just don't put that trouble on him. Whether it's a toilet disease or you actually got it from having sêx with another man, that's not necessarily a concern.
My own is, you have to be honest.
'See, I have infection. And I don't want to transfer it to you' is a life saver speech you can alter to any man. Save that idîot from having to consult his nurses and doctors.
If he walked away after learning from you. Shrug and walk on. That's an idîot you don't want to make as your boyfriend or future husband.
Now Let's Talk About Men Who Have It But Wouldn't Say Either
Those idïots.