Our Halloween Special. Welcome to the Abstinence Academy for slutty girls!
special thanks to Radar Dog Productions for lengthy discussions of all things witches.
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I was eating cornflakes when she was struggling in the pool .. waahh that was disgusting … couldnt eat my cornflakes anymore because the dish reminded me of that pool, haha.
I’m slightly aroused, but put off due to HPV. i guess things that look good are wrong, and full of HPV.
Great show guys! Though it takes forever for a new episode!
Great Halloween special.
One important point you missed though. The HPV vaccine only protects against 4 strains of HPV, and there are dozens that infect humans. The vaccine protects against the 2 most common strains that cause genital warts and the 2 most common strains that cause cervical cancer, which is great. But you can still catch any of the other strains out there and end up with warts or cancer or both.
The vaccine is a great idea and everyone should get it as it does reduce the risk of developing an HPV infection. Just remember that there still is some risk and behave accordingly.
Keep up the good work!
Have to admit it was certainly the most educational episode I have seen, given that HPV is something that I had never heard of before.
Also the most creey and horrific episode I have seen too, especially the Evil Dead homage . . . . *shudders*
perhaps the best yet! happy halloween!
Well, I’m not sure what to think, first off, I’m quite positive I’ve never seen anything that I would classify as both “horrifying” and “sexually educational”, and bravo, it was great. But staying on topic, what is a gay boy to do? Me and any partner I might have (certainly not any girls) can’t be effectively prevented, treated, or even tested… I’m at a loss, so, I’m going to check out the site you listed, but any further information would be helpful.
“(…) anal cancer.
And cancer is not fun.
Unless it’s anal cancer.”
Great reference to the genital farm accident thing from that previous episode, too.
This is by far the best episode ever.
I love you guys!
This wasn’t scary, though. But I’m Algerian, today is what we call Revolution Day, we ain’t got no Hallo Wieners :p
The test and vaccine theoretically work on guys, but it’s actually illegal (or impossible) to get either administered to a guy. They think only gay guys can get it, y’see.
TG makes an excellent point about the vaccination. Protected sex is the best sex to have, but HPV can even be transmitted by skin to skin contact, so condoms and dental dams reduce the risk, but aren’t 100%.
Jonathan, I don’t really agree with what you are saying. It’s pretty well known that straight boys are transmitting HPV to straight girls like crazy. Boys can have a really basic skin swab done, but it often turns up false results on both ends. As far as the immunization being effective for boys, I have to look into that more. I don’t see why it would only be effective for girls, now that you mention it.
Some problems exist with the immunization’s distribution that should be noted. One is the media sensationalism that has made it seem as though girls who get this immunization at a young age will see it as a thumbs up for early sexual activity. The other is that it is not yet widely distributed or talked about in family doctors’ offices.
This is an aside: There were some issues pointed out to me by sex workers regarding the vaccination. These women were unable to have access to the vaccinations because it was assumed that they were already infected. What do you guys think of that?
I was in trial for the herpes vaccine at a clinic that also HPV vaccine trials. The herpes vaccine also works only on women. They said it was because the vaccine is carried in the vaginal juices. Since guys don’t have as much juice coating their junk, the vaccine wouldn’t work. Plus, they only did trials on female bodied people ages 18-26, so those are the folks who can get it. I don’t know for sure that the same is true for the HPV vaccine, but it would make sense if it were.
Now, it seems possible to me that by this logic the vaccine could help prevent anal HPV. I doubt they’ve tested it, though. The trials I was in didn’t take into account not het sex or even sex beyond penis in vagina intercourse. It’s too bad. They won’t get very accurate information about the effectiveness of the vaccine if they aren’t taking into account oral sex. Poo on narrow minded doctors.
Thanks for a fun show!
um… by \”get it\” in the first paragraph I meant get the vaccine. (anyone can get HPV or herpes)
Well, I think that denying the vaccine to sex workers based on the blanket assumption that they were already infected, simply because of their chosen form of employment is just crap. Not in the sense that what you’re saying is in any way inaccurate, but in the sense that being denied based on an assumption like that is extremely lame! I’m sorry, but just because one is a sex worker is no reason to assume that one is infected with anything, much less HPV. Sex workers have gotten a LOT more careful in recent years, after all!
And I have to admit, seeing Nikol tied up while wearing a schoolgirl outfit was pretty hot! I should probably be ashamed of myself now!
Man it sucks that I could have HPV because my partner didn’t know she had it. I also heard there are benign forms of the virus. Like there are 20 strains but only a couple actually cause genital warts and cancer. I’m not sure where i heard that but I’m now afraid of women so thanks for that
i love all these episodes, and this one was scary, i don’t really get it too much though. How do you test for HPV and how common is it? should every woman get the shot?
best show so far. Loved the Halloween touch. Keep up the great work.
EVERY GIRL SHOULD BE TESTED AFTER BECOMING SEXUALLY ACTIVE. PERIOD. After being sexually active for 10 years, and being tested at LEAST once a year every year, I learned that I had the HPV strain that causes cervical cancer, and indeed I had precancerous cells that I had to be removed. I now have to be tested for cancer once a year and closely monitored. I can still get the vaccine and it MAY (or may not) prevent the development of cancer, and I am currently in discussions with my doctor and weighing options. Had this vaccine been available to me before I was sexually active, I would have definitely taken it. And indeed plan on having both my daughters vaccinated when they are age appropriate, about age 9.
But boys, you shouldn’t be afraid of girls. Careful, yes but not scared. I met my husband immediately following my diagnosis. I was completely open and honest with him, and he didn’t even hesitate. Definitely talk about it. Don’t be afraid to ask a new partner, or even ask them to be tested.
Just my two cents…
Oh yeah, btw, awesome episode. Glad somebody addressed it.
This is a test post! I have been denied for so long…
Funny. I actually have HPV and I had no idea how you actually got it until I did get it! I thought it was something that could “heppen” to any girl. I have only been with two people in my life yet I still managed to get HPV which in turn gave me severe displaysia (where all of my cells in my cervix were abnormal pre-cancer cells). Scary. I wish I had had this info when I was a teen. Could have saved me a lot of stress and money! Good job getting the word out there
Has anyone who’s commented actually gotten the vaccine?
Because I have, and we seem to be forgetting that 1) it is absurdly expensive 2) because it is so new it has not been extensively tested and does not vaccinate you for life, so you will have to be vaccinated again, 4) regular PAP smears are still the best and cheapest way to protect against cervical cancer (which actually affects far fewer women in developed countries than Gardasil would like you to believe )and finally 5) the HPV vaccine can make you feel really, really shitty. I would feel like I had the flu for two weeks after each shot and I got a migraine with every dose. Before that, I hadn’t had a migraine since the 5th grade.
I’m not saying don’t get vaccinated, I am saying that it is not a wonderdrug cure-all and not everything is going to be puppies and rainbows once you get this.
I never thought the HPV scare train would pull into MTSS Station.
HPV is in no way a death/wart sentence!
While HPV is the cause for nearly all Gental Warts/Cervical Cancer, only 1-2% of people with HPV get Gental Warts/Cervical Cancer. Read that again, While HPV causes is the major cause of Gental Warts/Cervical Cancer, only 1-2% of people with HPV suffer any effects from it.
My wife and I are swingers, we have an open relationship and use protection with other partners. We contracted HPV a couple years ago.
Here is how it played out.
Doc: “You have HPV, your rates of Cancer, Warts, etc etc just increased 1-2%. We will want to keep a close eye on your cervix. Tell your husband to keep an eye on his package.”
Wife: “OK, will do.”
…1 year goes bye…
Doc: “Nice cervix. BTW, like most people your body’s own immune system has taken care of your HPV. Come back next year. Keep using protection, tell your husband to keep an eye on his junk.”
Wife: “OK, will do.”
People, practice safe sex, see your doctor once a year, and keep an eye on your junk.
–RC