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Originally Posted by suicide blond
LMFAO, No baby boy. I would not ask that one. I am however female so it should be a given that you do. You are talking about a female though so all bets are off.
Paper or plastic? If anyone answers with anything other than rubber, I weep for the younger generation and must teach a sex ed. class at once. It would explain the outbreak of teen pregnancies in America though. Use a condom you idiots. They are not just to put water in and throw off the balcony of a hotel.
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Unfortunately, most "sex ed" here in the US is anything but that...it's usually just some random speaker/teacher ranting on about abstinence until marriage without giving out any useful information about contraceptives and actually being responsible about having sex.
Quite honestly, the first time I ever saw a condom was at Ozzfest 2004 as people were using the "free samples" from the Trojan Man booth as baloons, and I'm 19 years old. Of course, I've never been in a relationship and there's this running joke my friends started a few years back about how I'm not a female, but rather an asexual being of some sorts.
As for questions that should never be asked, there are a few that really get under my skin.
- "Would you like a children's menu, or an adult menu?"
I'm only 4'9" tall, and it really pisses me off when someone mistakes me for a kid when I'll be 20 in the summer.
- "Are you twins?"
I get this a lot when I'm somewhere with my younger sister, depsite her being 4 years younger, 3 inches taller, having much darker hair, different eye color, different bone structure...and I could go on and on with this.
- "Are you ever going to get laid?"
- Any question directly about my height or age in general.