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Will the Sochi Olympics... Spread STD like the London Summer Olmpics
I got this from a Brit Bird that I chat with... she sent this after the London Olympics...
The Big Winner at the 2012 London Summer Olympics was... STD!!!
There were 873 STD cases reported at the London Summer Olympics… and that is just the ones that went to the medical stations for help.
It is unknown how many other male athletes who experienced signs of STD with painful penis discharge, and the girl athletes with unexplainable vaginal pain, itching and odor problems, and were too embarrassed to report it to the medical staff.
They report that even with 150,000 FREE condoms provided by the host country, to the over 10,500 athletes from 204 Countries participating in the summer Olympics, as many as 3,500 or more still may have transmitted STD to unknown and unwilling sexual partners.
Forced and unwanted sex was reported by a large number of young women living in the Olympic Village where sex was often out in the open. Many of them didn’t want to talk about their assaults, or even discuss the number of participants in the rape assault. They just didn’t want to cause problems and be ostracized by the other athletes.
Medical personnel reported that an unusually large number of uncircumcised males, were STD and HIV positive, primarily due to unsanitary personal hygiene practices that are prevalent in many of the participating countries. These unknowing males did however, continued to be sexually active with no concern for the health or well being of their male or female partners.
The medical personnel determined that uncut males were a major source of this growing problem. STD and HIV spreads not only through normal intercourse, but also through what has been erroneously reported as totally harmless oral sex.
Many of the young females who rejected vaginal sex in exchange for performing oral sex found their mouth full of painful herpes warts within a few days.
The same symptoms were reported by the males who selected to perform oral sex rather than penetrating vaginal or anal sex with their partner. Youth, inexperience, and improper preparation may have caused thousands of these fine athletes to suffer the consequence of unwise, and unprepared sex for years to come.
Other than the permanent warts and oral infections, the constant pain, discomfort, and knowledge that you may not be able to father or bear children is a constant threat to these fine your athletes
Latest… both giving and receiving.
This is a potent mix of fit, bodies of beautiful young people. -- many of whom have abstained from sexual intercourse as part of a disciplined training regime -- being in the same place, at the same time; cocooned from the outside world by tight security and often reveling in the glory of success and attention of devoted crowds and the world's press.
The Athletes' Village at the Olympic Games is a unique environment: Nearly 3,000 tightly packed apartments, containing over 10,000 of the world's finest athletes who have traveled from more than 200 countries around the world to stay for a two-week sporting jamboree.
It is maybe only human nature that people, when placed together, procreate to some extent, but that libidinous cocktail means London 2012 officials were right if the experiences of Sydney and Atlanta were anything to make 150,000 condoms -- a record for the modern Games -- available to the Village's frisky inhabitants, according to CNN's source
I got this from a Brit Bird that I chat with... she sent this after the London Olympics...
The Big Winner at the 2012 London Summer Olympics was... STD!!!
There were 873 STD cases reported at the London Summer Olympics… and that is just the ones that went to the medical stations for help.
It is unknown how many other male athletes who experienced signs of STD with painful penis discharge, and the girl athletes with unexplainable vaginal pain, itching and odor problems, and were too embarrassed to report it to the medical staff.
They report that even with 150,000 FREE condoms provided by the host country, to the over 10,500 athletes from 204 Countries participating in the summer Olympics, as many as 3,500 or more still may have transmitted STD to unknown and unwilling sexual partners.
Forced and unwanted sex was reported by a large number of young women living in the Olympic Village where sex was often out in the open. Many of them didn’t want to talk about their assaults, or even discuss the number of participants in the rape assault. They just didn’t want to cause problems and be ostracized by the other athletes.
Medical personnel reported that an unusually large number of uncircumcised males, were STD and HIV positive, primarily due to unsanitary personal hygiene practices that are prevalent in many of the participating countries. These unknowing males did however, continued to be sexually active with no concern for the health or well being of their male or female partners.
The medical personnel determined that uncut males were a major source of this growing problem. STD and HIV spreads not only through normal intercourse, but also through what has been erroneously reported as totally harmless oral sex.
Many of the young females who rejected vaginal sex in exchange for performing oral sex found their mouth full of painful herpes warts within a few days.
The same symptoms were reported by the males who selected to perform oral sex rather than penetrating vaginal or anal sex with their partner. Youth, inexperience, and improper preparation may have caused thousands of these fine athletes to suffer the consequence of unwise, and unprepared sex for years to come.
Other than the permanent warts and oral infections, the constant pain, discomfort, and knowledge that you may not be able to father or bear children is a constant threat to these fine your athletes
Latest… both giving and receiving.
This is a potent mix of fit, bodies of beautiful young people. -- many of whom have abstained from sexual intercourse as part of a disciplined training regime -- being in the same place, at the same time; cocooned from the outside world by tight security and often reveling in the glory of success and attention of devoted crowds and the world's press.
The Athletes' Village at the Olympic Games is a unique environment: Nearly 3,000 tightly packed apartments, containing over 10,000 of the world's finest athletes who have traveled from more than 200 countries around the world to stay for a two-week sporting jamboree.
It is maybe only human nature that people, when placed together, procreate to some extent, but that libidinous cocktail means London 2012 officials were right if the experiences of Sydney and Atlanta were anything to make 150,000 condoms -- a record for the modern Games -- available to the Village's frisky inhabitants, according to CNN's source
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