OP you are a disgusting person. I am pretty sure from your diction that you are the same one who posted the "mommy weight" thread. |
| More than 3, less than 20. |
What makes this question disgusting? |
So 21 is too many? That's so arbitrary. |
Numbers aren't what would shock me. It's the reasoning behind the numbers that would shock me. If she had no partners before marriage because she thought it would make her a slut, that would shock me. If she had 7 partners because she need male sexual attention to feel good about herself, that would shock me. And if she had 50 partners as a conscious part of her own sexual exploration, I'd be fine. So, there you go. And ease back on the thread rules, OP. This is a discussion board, not your treehouse. You don't get to dictate the rules of the conversation. |
Picking a number is arbitrary by definition. But she even gave a range which is more general. It is just a discussion. |
so 500 would be ok if she felt like she consciously wanted to explore 500 penises? |
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Sex partner count and incident of STD are correlated.
"There was a strong association between number of sexual partners and having an STD: those women with 5 or more sexual partners were 8 times more likely to report having an STD than those with only 1 partner, even after adjusting for age at first intercourse (odds ratio = 8.1; 95% confidence interval = 1.99, 32.64). " |
Sure. I don't see sex as inherently bad or dirty. I don't think there's a need to limit it if not/all parties are going in with open eyes and full awareness. |
Should read both/all |
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#1 recommendation for limiting STDS:
"Know your sexual partners and limit their number" "The more partners you have the, the higher your risk of STD" |
| Do STDs play a role in your advice or hopes for your daughters? |
+1 Seriously! What kind of values are some parents sharing with their children? Too much MTV culture going around. |
Well, you're conflating two issues. The original question was about morality, not std risk. But I would expect my dd to have enough self respect to protect herself. |
OP here - no I'm not conflating any issues. The question was about total count. Nor morality or STD risk. But count. morality, perceptions, STD, all play a part in what you tell your daughter. |