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The Health Risks of Gay Sex

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Originally posted by stellspalfie
ooookay, defensive about your age. if you are over the age of 40, its a very good idea to get your prostrate checked as prostrate cancer is a big risk. if you are over 40 your doctor should be doing this every so often. ill let you guess how they check. if you are over 40 i would suggest you ask your doc to do it.

on the topic of the anus and doctor ...[text shortened]... ing child birth.

on the topic of the anus and doctors, would you refuse to use suppositories?
dude, once again, it not about me, i would be pleased if you left me out of it, third time asking.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
this debate is not about me, why you cannot grasp that, i have no idea.
But it is you who is alluding to what you "want" and don't "want" sexually. It is you who has made it about you. Just as you did with the fact that you personally don't "want" to give or receive oral sex [on a thread a few weeks ago].

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Originally posted by FMF
So if it's not about "risky practices", on what grounds are you questioning the sanity of homosexuals?
its about the risks associated with inserting hands implements into the anus, its quite clear, what relevance other risky practices have to this is not readily discernible.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
you have continually put words in my mouth, but its not about me, so i will ignore them for the time being, its physiologically not normal, the anus is a one way system, references to kissing or anything else do not negate the fact.
You didn't answer my question and I didn't put words into your mouth.

You can safely insert something into a bottom, and you can safely kiss someone on the lips.

Both functions are sometimes unecessary, and both use parts of the body for purposes other than their primary biological one. They both give pleasure to some people.

So why draw a line with one and not the other?


Originally posted by FMF
But it is you who is alluding to what you "want" and don't "want" sexually. It is you who has made it about you. Just as you did with the fact that you personally don't "want" to give or receive oral sex [on a thread a few weeks ago].
strike three and you are out!

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
no i acknowledge my mistake, i have not acknowledged that its normal.
are you still saying its not 'normal' for a doctor to insert a finger in your bum?

how do you feel about cystoscopy and bladder scope exams that insert tubes through your willy, is that normal?

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
its about the risks associated with inserting hands implements into the anus, its quite clear, what relevance other risky practices have to this is not readily discernible.
Humans take risks. Always have done, always will. It's natural. I don't see how you can credibly argue that risk taking can be equated with insanity? You have not made the case. We know you personally don't "want" anal sex or oral sex, but you have not made the case that anal sex is an issue of sanity.


Originally posted by stellspalfie
how old are you?
Thread 142845

Vishy Anand was born on 11th December 1969 - he's 43.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
dude, once again, it not about me, i would be pleased if you left me out of it, third time asking.
it hard to leave you out of it when we are discussing your beliefs.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
strike three and you are out!
Here's what you said: "Why would any normal functioning and sane individual want to do that?" So we get it it, you personally don't "want" anal sex. Why are you making it about what you "want" and don't 'want"?

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Originally posted by Rank outsider
You didn't answer my question and I didn't put words into your mouth.

You can safely insert something into a bottom, and you can safely kiss someone on the lips.

Both functions are sometimes unecessary, and both use parts of the body for purposes other than their primary biological one. They both give pleasure to some people.

So why draw a line with one and not the other?
yes you did attempt to put words in my mouth,

So, occasional anal activity using a finger, carefully practised with lubricant to avoid these problems, is OK then?

and

So, are we clear now that the mere insertion of a part of the hand into the anus can be normal, natural and sane? Good.

both attempts to introduce assumptions, firstly you have assumed that i am OK with inserting lubricated fingers and secondly, that inserting the hand into the anus is normal, natural and sane, a statement i have not made. But anyway, these are irrelevancies.

because physiologically the anus is not designed to have hands, implements or anything else inserted into it under any circumstance. References to kissing, medical procedures, or anything else, cannot negate the physiology. Anything inserted is an abnormality, contrary to nature and if we are to take the Doctors research as truth, has been quite harmful for those who have practised it.

Can i ask you a question, you state that you are perfectly happy with a finger, what about three fingers, a whole hand? a forearm?

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Originally posted by stellspalfie
it hard to leave you out of it when we are discussing [b]your beliefs.[/b]
I did not author the report that this debate is based upon.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
references to kissing, medical procedures, or anything else, cannot negate the physiology.
Reference to those other things is revealing how selective you are being in order to end up at your pre-ordained stance.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
none of your business. Its against the terms of service to ask for personal details from other users, again, this debate is not about me, why you cannot grasp that, i have no idea.
seems its not any of my business................but you are happy to post it on other threads. over 40!!!! robbie time to get the finger!!! actually you may only need one check-up if thats clear i think they leave you until you are in your 50's. one little finger wont hurt.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
I did not author the report that this debate is based upon.
So the claims of the author of the report do not reflect your own beliefs?

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