

Alright, I don’t hate that.


Alright, I don’t hate that.


Not sure what you mean.


I think I may be too dumb to parse exactly what you’re saying/mean.


I’m not following. You mean, say, you get stabbed and stab someone else. You go to the hospital, get it treated, the docs don’t communicate that a crime likely happened to the cops, because of that confidentially?


Yeah… politics over the last few years kinda inspired the question. But also just curious to see general opinions, I’m hoping someone dissents. I’d love to hear a compelling argument against. I will say plenty of jobs do look at your medical history/current status. I had to pass some medical tests to get my job. Couldn’t be color blind, very unhealthy or have a high level of anxiety/low stress tolerance. The last part was pretty much just a can you not freak out when things are really intense list of yes or no’s.


Pretty reasonable. Plenty of jobs require pre-employment screenings. If I were colorblind or in particularly bad shape I wouldn’t be permitted to work my job. Which I wouldn’t personally class as discrimination.


Pretty funny, thanks.


Pretty much on board with everything you’ve said. But, what about disclosing that you have an STI/STD prior to sex with a new person? Should it be a crime not to? I know this is a new and different question but you gave a great initial answer.


More like any political leadership positions. I’m less worried that the garbage man has gout, more that a political figure is physically/mentally unwell.


Neither has ever been a politician


I don’t disagree with the first part. The second I couldn’t be more on a different page with ya. I like getting head as much as any sex act. More than most other things in fact. I could deep dive into why but absolutely nobody cares.


About 3 lines in back and forth the girl said “by the way, I don’t and won’t ever give head”. I said thats kind of a deal breaker and she unmatched me.


Well I’m 6’5 260lbs so age is only part of my back problems lol


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I mean, you can do that in the US. Offering to pay cash opens plenty of doors. I do fundamentally disagree with the last part though. I firmly believe parents need to be involved with any/all medical decisions. I’m not against emancipation in plenty of circumstances though.