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Is it okay to have sex at an early age?
- Thread starter Lotta
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Nutshell, would you seriously have us believe that telling a girl her vagina will soon enough look 40 years old is "saving her from a life of self destructive behavior". Do you think it might be possible for a medical doctor to attempt the salvation of a young woman without resorting to distortions or even lies?
Buttercup
Veteran Member
Agreed. I had two points I made in that first post. One about stereotyping females and not males. And another about his statements being false. Since that post, I have chosen to focus on the point that is more important to me.....his propagating the untrue rumor of females aging quicker if they engage in early sex. That is a false statement and one that I vehemently disagree with.nutshell said:
I'm curious, Nutshell. If Dr. Drew's statement can only be understood "in context", as you claim, then why did you bother to bring it up in the first place? That is why interject something you knew could not be understood except in context into a discussion? I'm puzzled here.nutshell said:
*sigh* I guess I'm going to have to feel guilt about my ex wife wearing out her vagina at an early age. The odd thing about it is she's the daughter of two practicing doctors and the sister of a third, and not one of those kindly physicians was kind enough to warn her she was wearing it out. I wonder why? 
Faint
Well-Known Member
Maybe Dr. Drew's point is that sex at an early age wears down most girls inside, and it becomes noticeable on the outside? I know Drew doesn't always speak in medical terms, and I've found his advice to be wise and well thought out. I'd like to hear the overall context.
I would agree that promiscuity beginning when a girl is young is often detectable based on looks alone. I can easily spot the "loose/fast" women/girls in any social event. It's subtleties in the way they look at you, the way they move, the way they carry themselves. Sometimes this "****-symptoms" are not so subtle. The saying "young in years but old in sin" applies. They no longer look innocent...more like someone who has been around the block a few times (which is generally reserved for 40 year-olds with life experience).
I would agree that promiscuity beginning when a girl is young is often detectable based on looks alone. I can easily spot the "loose/fast" women/girls in any social event. It's subtleties in the way they look at you, the way they move, the way they carry themselves. Sometimes this "****-symptoms" are not so subtle. The saying "young in years but old in sin" applies. They no longer look innocent...more like someone who has been around the block a few times (which is generally reserved for 40 year-olds with life experience).
Ãanisty
Well-Known Member
So, are we trying to say that using parts of the body wears them out? If so, maybe I shouldn't draw so much...I might wear out my hands. And I probably shouldn't read so much because I sure don't want to wear out my eyes. Can you see where this is going?
Body parts are designed the way they are for a reason, so unless you do something with a part that it was not designed to do, I don't think anyone's going to wear out any faster than anyone else. If you keep in mind that the vagina was designed to give birth, I don't think you have to worry about what the average penis can do.
Body parts are designed the way they are for a reason, so unless you do something with a part that it was not designed to do, I don't think anyone's going to wear out any faster than anyone else. If you keep in mind that the vagina was designed to give birth, I don't think you have to worry about what the average penis can do.
Circle_One
Well-Known Member
Also Danisty, you have to remember, you also shouldn't NOT use your body parts for lengthy periods of time either. I mean, just look at the Tyrannasaurus Rex! Poor gimpy little arms and all.
Anyway, I think that whole rumor that having sex at an early age wears a vagina out is just overly preposterous. Mine is still beautifully intact, thank you very much
Was that out of line?
Anyway, I think that whole rumor that having sex at an early age wears a vagina out is just overly preposterous. Mine is still beautifully intact, thank you very much
Was that out of line?
Buttercup
Veteran Member
LMAO! No of course not. And may I add that you don't look haggard and aged either.Circle_One said:Anyway, I think that whole rumor that having sex at an early age wears a vagina out is just overly preposterous. Mine is still beautifully intact, thank you very much
Was that out of line?
Circle_One
Well-Known Member
Why thank you muchly BC!
egroen
Member
The "wearing out of the vagina" is the most ridiculous thing I have heard in some time. In fact, the opposite is true.
Sex, will literally keep your entire body feeling and looking younger:
Sex helps increase the blood flow to your brain and to all other organs of your body. Increased heart rate and deep breathing accounts for the improvement in circulation. As fresh blood supply arrives, your cells, organs and muscles are saturated with fresh oxygen and hormones, and as the used blood is removed, you also remove waste products that cause fatigue and even illness.
Sex helps lower the overall cholesterol level. Perhaps more importantly it tips the HDL/LDL (good/bad) cholesterol balance towards the healthier HDL side.
With arousal and orgasm oxytocin levels rise. They spike 3 to 5 times higher than usual just before orgasm. In fact it is oxytocin that triggers the orgasm and is an incredible pain reliever.
Endorphin levels increase which is a natural mood elevator and strees reliever.
The hormone DHEA promotes sexual excitement and increases in response to it. DHEA helps balance the immune system, improves cognition, promotes bone growth, and maintains and repairs tissues, keeping your skin healthy and supple. It may also contribute to cardiovascular health and even function as antidepressant.
Regular sexual activity boosts testosterone and estrogen levels in both men and women. Besides boosting your libido testosterone fortifies bones and muscles. Some physicians suggest that testosterone keeps hearts healthy and good cholesterol high. Sex increases womens estrogen levels keeping vaginal tissues more supple and also protecting against heart disease.
-Erin
Sex, will literally keep your entire body feeling and looking younger:
Sex helps increase the blood flow to your brain and to all other organs of your body. Increased heart rate and deep breathing accounts for the improvement in circulation. As fresh blood supply arrives, your cells, organs and muscles are saturated with fresh oxygen and hormones, and as the used blood is removed, you also remove waste products that cause fatigue and even illness.
Sex helps lower the overall cholesterol level. Perhaps more importantly it tips the HDL/LDL (good/bad) cholesterol balance towards the healthier HDL side.
With arousal and orgasm oxytocin levels rise. They spike 3 to 5 times higher than usual just before orgasm. In fact it is oxytocin that triggers the orgasm and is an incredible pain reliever.
Endorphin levels increase which is a natural mood elevator and strees reliever.
The hormone DHEA promotes sexual excitement and increases in response to it. DHEA helps balance the immune system, improves cognition, promotes bone growth, and maintains and repairs tissues, keeping your skin healthy and supple. It may also contribute to cardiovascular health and even function as antidepressant.
Regular sexual activity boosts testosterone and estrogen levels in both men and women. Besides boosting your libido testosterone fortifies bones and muscles. Some physicians suggest that testosterone keeps hearts healthy and good cholesterol high. Sex increases womens estrogen levels keeping vaginal tissues more supple and also protecting against heart disease.
-Erin
Mercy Not Sacrifice
Well-Known Member
I too sense real sexism in this notion that sex wears out the vagina. Apparently giving birth, which is exponentially harder on the female body, does not. But then again, it's a woman's "duty" to give birth, so it just can't be that bad for her, right? :sarcastic