The document provides advice about safe sexual practices such as getting to know partners well before being intimate, communicating about sexual histories, getting regularly tested for STDs, avoiding activities like flossing or using mouthwash that could cause small cuts before oral sex, not using enemas or douching which remove protective mucus from the anus, and always using condoms or other barriers to prevent disease transmission. The aim is to educate about protecting oneself while being sexually active with new or casual partners.

1. Just Hear Me Out!
This is just a little advice about…
...learning how to deal with people. So you just met this really hot guy
and he wants to get to know you a little better. We all know what type of level
he is talking about...the intimate level! Not only is he trying to find out
where you’re from, the type of personality you have and how old you are, but
also how big of a heart-on you have ;-) So, if that’s the case, it’s always good
to get to know someone before you reach that intimate level. Talk with your
boyfriend or sex buddy about their previous sexual history. One great thing to
do is go and get tested together with every new boyfriend or sex partner so you
both know each others status! Everyone should get tested at least once a year!
...sheading some light on a situation. So maybe you haven’t quite had
enough time to get to know someone before you follow their happy trail
down to their hidden treasures. If that’s the case, it’s always a good idea to
light up their happy trail leading down to their sexy treasures especially since
those treasures don’t see the light of day very much. When having sex with
someone you don’t know very well, make sure you have the lights on so you
can check the situation out before you get too intimate. Make sure there are
no sores or blisters on his penis or scrotum. Many people can contract
STDs from someone who does not have symptoms so it’s always im-
portant to get to know the guy before you have your fun!
Just Hear Me Out!
This is just a little advice about…
...learning how to deal with people. So you just met this really hot guy
and he wants to get to know you a little better. We all know what type of level
he is talking about...the intimate level! Not only is he trying to find out
where you’re from, the type of personality you have and how old you are, but
also how big of a heart-on you have ;-) So, if that’s the case, it’s always good
to get to know someone before you reach that intimate level. Talk with your
boyfriend or sex buddy about their previous sexual history. One great thing to
do is go and get tested together with every new boyfriend or sex partner so you
both know each others status! Everyone should get tested at least once a year!
...sheading some light on a situation. So maybe you haven’t quite had
enough time to get to know someone before you follow their happy trail
down to their hidden treasures. If that’s the case, it’s always a good idea to
light up their happy trail leading down to their sexy treasures especially since
those treasures don’t see the light of day very much. When having sex with
someone you don’t know very well, make sure you have the lights on so you
can check the situation out before you get too intimate. Make sure there are
no sores or blisters on his penis or scrotum. Many people can contract
STDs from someone who does not have symptoms so it’s always im-
portant to get to know the guy before you have your fun!

2. ...making sure to do all you can to protect yourself. We have all been
there before when we want to really impress the new guy so we floss our teeth
to make sure we don’t have any food stuck between them, but if we know we
are going to be sucking on someone’s lollipop, then flossing is something you
will want to refrain from. Flossing or brushing your teeth can make your gums
bleed. Avoid this in the hours before you give someone a blowjob because
brushing & flossing can cause small cuts in your mouth. Mouthwash can also
take away some of the mouth’s natural protection against infections. Instead to
freshen your breath, chew gum or rub toothpaste on your teeth. Avoid suck-
ing off someone if you’ve had work done on your teeth in the last week or two.
...cleaning yourself out. Some people who enjoy bottoming want to make
sure they have completed their bowel movements before some guy starts hittin’
their hot ass. That’s great and dandy to use the bathroom before sex, but many
people think it’s important that they clean themselves out using enemas or by
douching before having anal sex. Using enemas or
douching before anal sex is not recommended because
you will remove the mucous lining of the anus which is
a natural protection against infections. Without this
protection getting HIV could be more likely.
...some last few pointers. Sometimes when
the weather is really bad and it’s poring outside,
most of us use an umbrella or put on a
raincoat so we don’t get wet. We should do
the same thing when we are getting ready
to have sex. Condoms and other barriers
help prevent the spared of many STDs &
should always be used with every new
partner and sex act. When you know you
are about to get rained on by someone
else, use your raincoat or your rubber to
stay protected. Raincoats come in all
sizes and colors and even flavors if you
decide to play around with and lick
their long unopened umbrella ;-)
For more information and
testing sites, please visit:
www.WeAreMembersOfThis Community.org
...making sure to do all you can to protect yourself. We have all been
there before when we want to really impress the new guy so we floss our teeth
to make sure we don’t have any food stuck between them, but if we know we
are going to be sucking on someone’s lollipop, then flossing is something you
will want to refrain from. Flossing or brushing your teeth can make your gums
bleed. Avoid this in the hours before you give someone a blowjob because
brushing & flossing can cause small cuts in your mouth. Mouthwash can also
take away some of the mouth’s natural protection against infections. Instead to
freshen your breath, chew gum or rub toothpaste on your teeth. Avoid suck-
ing off someone if you’ve had work done on your teeth in the last week or two.
...cleaning yourself out. Some people who enjoy bottoming want to make
sure they have completed their bowel movements before some guy starts hittin’
their hot ass. That’s great and dandy to use the bathroom before sex, but many
people think it’s important that they clean themselves out using enemas or by
douching before having anal sex. Using enemas or
douching before anal sex is not recommended because
you will remove the mucous lining of the anus which is
a natural protection against infections. Without this
protection getting HIV could be more likely.
...some last few pointers. Sometimes when
the weather is really bad and it’s poring outside,
most of us use an umbrella or put on a
raincoat so we don’t get wet. We should do
the same thing when we are getting ready
to have sex. Condoms and other barriers
help prevent the spared of many STDs &
should always be used with every new
partner and sex act. When you know you
are about to get rained on by someone
else, use your raincoat or your rubber to
stay protected. Raincoats come in all
sizes and colors and even flavors if you
decide to play around with and lick
their long unopened umbrella ;-)
For more information and
testing sites, please visit:
www.WeAreMembersOfThis Community.org