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What to know when having sex over 30
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July 3, 2020

What to know when having sex over 30

You are not young and naive anymore. Having dated

around, messed around and been around the block, you now know what you want, like

and can tolerate.

But while age comes with experiences, it doesn’t

always teach wisdom. So to better help you navigate this halfway period in your

life, here are some words of advice that came through trials and many errors:

1. Liquor is

optional: By now you should be able to get high off life and not liquor but

if you are drinking, remember that everything is better in moderation.

2. Birth control is NOT optional: Make sure you are covered on all fronts. An unplanned pregnancy is not something you want to deal with, even if you think you know how you’d react. Why risk it?

3. Walk with your

own condoms: Would you let someone on land hold your life vest while you

went rafting down the river? No? The principle is the same, protect yourself.

4. Hygiene

should be on point: ‘Manscaping’, landscaping and de-bushing is a must. No

one is saying you need to be as smooth as the day you were born, but a little

maintenance hurts no one.

5. Start with a

compliment: Ladies, you can compliment a guy, it’s okay, we give you permission.

Men, telling a woman she looks or smells nice will not diminish your

masculinity. This is 2020!

6. Dress up a

bit: You don’t have to misrepresent yourself or try to mimic IG

influencers, but it’s always obvious, and appreciated, when someone makes an

effort.

7. Dinner would

be nice: Have a meal and get to know more than the name and occupation. Dinner

is a great way of finding out of this is the ‘right’ one or right now.

An unplanned pregnancy can traumatic for everyone concerned, protect yourself.
Good hygiene is a must. At all times. Enough said.

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