QUOTE (kenmirzz @ Sep 4 2009, 01:29 AM)

Hi Mr or Ms Swingdoctor
Some people get attracted to small children, that's Pedophilia. Some people willing to have sex with corpse, that's Necrophilia. This is sexual perversion, and you cannot dismiss morality in these cases. Of course the percentage is not zero, even in our discussion about this topic. Just because it's not zero does not mean that it's recommendable. Do you get it?
Please dont judge me with your faulty assumption. Your presumptuous attitude is amazing. My advice is, give up, you wont be able to assess my psychology.
FYI in some societies, pedophillia is widely accepted and its not against the law. However in Singapore both pedophilia and necrophilia(and you don't have to explain to me what this is) are illegal, while first date sex is not. And you've made the point exactly, to you "first date sex" is a sexual perversion, you equate it to pedophilia and necrophilia, while the rest of us don't. Just because you are narrow minded, does not give you the right to criticise others or expect others to believe in your social conservatism. Again, grow up.
WRT less does not mean zero, what has that got to do with being "recommendable", beside to whom should it be "recommendable" by? You? Someone who equates "first date sex" as a sexual peversion? And in context, you were arguing that because more women are less accepting of first date sex then men, therefore it is not in the makeup of women to enjoy first date sex, unless there was something wrong with them. What utter bull$hit. Even if fewer women then men practice first date sex, so what, why does it mean there is somehting wrong with them?
I don't give a rats arse about your psychology, but I condemn your so called use of "logic" to back up faulty "medical evidence" and try to pass it on as scientific fact, when all you're doing is judging other people with your own conservative views.
QUOTE (kenmirzz @ Sep 4 2009, 01:29 AM)

So you are against moral argument? Be careful with your words, that may put pedophilia and necrophilia under your permissible list. If you think that my moral argument which is supported by medical knowledge is flawed, then, solve this problem for me: 1. What do you think of a husband who find a girlfriend and have sex with her at the first date? 2. What do you think of a wife who find boyfriend and have sex with him at the first date? 3. What do you think of a single guy or girl who regularly have sex with anyone at the first date?
I'm not against a moral argument, make it I don't care, but don't pass it on as scientific fact because it is not. And when we talk about first date sex we assume both parties are single. If a husband or wife had "first date sex" the issue would not be first date sex but simply sex. If my wife had sex with another man the issue would for me would not be if it was on the first date but the fact that she had sex with someone else. Based on your argument it seems to me that you wouldn't have a problem with your wife having sex with other men as long as it wasn't on the first date because its morally wrong/"medical logic" whatever.
With point 3 you are assuming that people who have had sex on the first date do so all the time. This is not true. Just because someone has had sex on the first date does not mean that they always want to have sex on the first date. STD's and pregnancies has to do mainly with unprotected sex and secondly with the number of partners you have had, not on what date you had sex with them. You are making an assumption(or based on "Greek philisephers logic") that the people who have had sex on the first date have had more partners and this is NOT TRUE. First and foremost the main cause of STD's is the lack of use of condoms, a very distant second is the number of partners that you have, when you have sex with them is irrelevant.
So if you are concerned about the spread of STDs encourage people to USE CONDOMS. Also before commencing a sexual relationship, get them to do an STD screen. Finally, and this point is very minor compared to the 2 already mentioned, is to limit your sexual partners. Telling people not to have sex on the first date as a means to control STD's is laughable.
QUOTE (kenmirzz @ Sep 4 2009, 01:29 AM)

You dont understand it, do you? A person who regularly have sex at every first date will have higher risk of getting HIV than those who dont do so. Period.
Yes but not because they have sex on the first date but becasue they have had multiple partners, when will you ever understand this. If 2 men have had the same number of partners their risk of HIV is the same regardless of if sex was on the first date or later on. So if a man has had 5 sexual partners all with a sexual relationship starting on the the first date, his risk of HIV is the same as a man who has had 5 wives, all of whom he waited untill after marriage to consumate the relationship.
QUOTE (kenmirzz @ Sep 4 2009, 01:29 AM)

Man oh Man, dont blame me if I doubt about your doctorate. The risk of HIV is higher for those who practice sex at the first date on a frequent basis. You know why HIV never infected a married couple who are loyal to each other? Answer it yourself. This is not
"holier than thou" attitude. It's attested by facts and again.... LOGIC. It's sad that you know and apply too little of this ancient Greek knowledge.

Again, the risk of STDs is not when you had sex, but how many partners you had sex with. If you're in a monogomus relationship, it doesn't matter if you're married or not, your risk of contracting HIV is the same, but then again married couples don't go on first dates do they? So, its a mute point you are making. If you want to make the argument that one way to control HIV is to wait until you are married before having sex, and only have one partner through your life then fair enough, I would say that its a good point to make, however unrealistic it is. But this is very different from a medical point of view then saying, if you don't have sex on the first date you will reduce your risk of contracting HIV, this is bull$hit, so someone will have sex on the second date and think they are safer?
QUOTE (kenmirzz @ Sep 4 2009, 01:29 AM)

It's not stupid if you analyze it from, again.... LOGICAL side. When I say "how easy" or "how hard" to contact with HIV, it means that the practitioner of sex in the first date will bear higher risk vis a vis the non-practitioner of sex in the first date. In order to avoid further confusion, let me elaborate with analogy, a person who keep having sex at every opportunity in the first date with different girls is DISSIMILAR from someone who have sex only with his first date lover. Cant you detect the difference? Then higher risk of HIV is for those who keep changing girls and dates many girls at the same time. Do I make myself clear Mr/Ms Swingdoctor? Again.... this is Logic. Not everybody can bear this ancient Greek science and applied in daily life.
Yes and the difference is in multiple partners NOT with fact that it is on the first date, you are making arguments against yourself LOL. Trust me the Greeks were not this stupid, so don't equate your logic to the Greeks LOL.
QUOTE (kenmirzz @ Sep 4 2009, 01:29 AM)

Nope, I am not deviating from the original topic. Again.... Logic tells us that a person indulge in sex at the first date will resume this behavior repetitively and become opportunist. Who the hell in the world that does not want "free lunch"? Renowned Psychiatrists and Psychologists will agree with me, aint it?
Really show me any study which shows this and please quote me which renowned psychologist/psychologist agrees with you, come on just one, or are you just bull$hitting thinking that by saying something so rediculous it gives your argument more credit. Please don't insult me, I'm not stupid. Come on, just one psychologist or psychiatrist, they don't even have to be "remowned" haha.
QUOTE (kenmirzz @ Sep 4 2009, 01:29 AM)

You see, again.... Logic, this holy knowledge is absent from each and every statement you spewed. A person who have sex at the first date will highly likely to repeat similar behavior at every date. Earlier in your post, you said that the meaning of the word "date" is not restricted to lover, which means, this leave room for expansion, my friend. A person can have many "dates" with many girls and if he involved with each and every one of them, there's higher risk of STD. Again... the knowledge of ancient Greek saves you. Logic is very powerful indeed.
Show me any study that demonstrates clearly that people who have had sex on a first date have a significanly higher number of sexual partners. Logic is nothing, I want cold hard facts. Ancient Greeks thought it "logical" that the world was flat. Again higher risk of STD's is related to the number of partners, not when you have sex. You ASSUME that people who have had sex on the first date have had more partners. In the medical field we don't assume, we deal with fact.
QUOTE (kenmirzz @ Sep 4 2009, 01:29 AM)

I was sharing with you my experience, you have every right to disagree with me. But you interpolated my remark a little bit, I didnt say this: "You further assume that there are no women who enjoy sex simply for the pleasure" Your level of assumption is tremendous. Of course sex is for pleasure. The discrepancy lies in whether the pleasure is real one or fake one. Perhaps, your further research will reveal new results. I said that a women who like to have sex with any guy she happened to date with is abnormal. If she dates with 10 or 20 guys, that means 20 times of sex at the first date. Consequently, she will suffer higher risk of HIV or STD. Again.... this is Logic with medical assistance too.
You said:"BULL$hit."
Relax, be calm. Peace to all, hatred to none. It takes time to cultivate LOGIC in one's daily life.
Firstly just because a woman is happy to have sex with one guy on the first date does not mean she is happy to have sex with every guy on the first date. And how do you know if the pleasure is real or not. Tell me how many women you have spoken to in this detail, unless you are a counsellor, I'd say few to none. And if you are a counsellor, then you are seeing people with emotional issues which is not a representation of the general public is it?
QUOTE (kenmirzz @ Sep 4 2009, 01:29 AM)

You said:"Let me tell you this, you have used morality, to defend your point of view yes, but your arguments with regard to logic and medical knowledge, is full of "holier then thou" attitude with ZERO medical evidence. You use limited medical knowledge to make moral assumptions, and you make statements with such authority never considering for one moment that your assumptions may be wrong. Worse thing is when someone with medical knowledge tells you you're wrong, you refuse to believe it still relying instead on your faulty assumptions based on "traditional" values rather then true medical evidence."
"I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it" To quote Voltaire and Beatrice Hall. Heard of them? I guess so. How do you categorized as "traditional" vis a vis "modernity"? It's because you assume that I am forwarding moral argument in bias way, but does that make me "traditional"? Do you mean that the advocate of Safe Sex campaign are all traditionalists? You maybe a doctor, or psychologist or whatever expert of rocket science. On the contrary, you are trying to eliminate moral values utilizing your twisted medical knowledge. This is bigotry. Then, you assume things too much, perhaps, you are a psychologist( my apology for assumption, imitating the expert here).
Nobody has a right to do or say anthing they want, if we did there would be anarchy. As a Singaporean you should know this better then most other people, there is no such thing as complete freedom. Having said that you have a right to say what you want, just as I have a right to be critical of your reasoning if I think its flawed, which it is. I never said you were forwarding a moral argument in a biased way, show me where I have. What I have been consistently saying is that you are trying to disguise a moral argument as a scientific one. None of your so called "logic" is based on medical fact. You are good at quoting Philosopy, and this may be your strength but science is definitely not, stick to Philosopy. People like you make my job harder by spreading false information. Again like I've said, make a moral argument if you have to, you won't have me being critical of you, but don't try to make it seem like its a medical/scientific fact, which it is not. And if you do make a moral argument, do not be critical of other nor expect other people to agree with you because it is not your place to make people accept your moral point of view.
QUOTE (kenmirzz @ Sep 4 2009, 01:29 AM)

You said:"Let me tell you this, the world is round and homosexuality is not a choice."
Whether homosexuality is genetic or choice, that's debatable nowadays. Each sides has its own strength and weakness argument. That's irrelevant to this topic though.
Humanity is but one family.

See you are a conservative which was the point I was making, you still believe that homosexuality is still a choice. Is this based on "sound Greek logic" or medical facts?