bittyleigh answered Sunday February 25 2007, 10:42 pm: first off, that is great that you feel like that. I know when i first did anything, i was too chicken to say that and i was scared he might have thought i was accusing him of something. But if it is someone you are really serious wiht and are ready to have sex with, you should be pretty comfortable with him. So just tell him. Straight up. "have you had sex before?" "Do you know if you have anything?" "I want to know for sure."
unless you are honest about your intentions you probably won't be able to talk him into it. [ bittyleigh's advice column | Ask bittyleigh A Question ]
LadyH answered Sunday February 25 2007, 1:37 pm: Agree to BOTH get tested so they aren't being singled out & can BOTH feel safe before sharing something intimiate. Tell them you care about your health (& his/her) as well & want to be safe. I can't understand anyone going against that. [ LadyH's advice column | Ask LadyH A Question ]
haloguy answered Sunday February 25 2007, 4:27 am: Tell the person you want both of you to get tested, so you both know it's safe. That way it doesn't seem like you want them to get tested because they're gross or something. [ haloguy's advice column | Ask haloguy A Question ]
DearAbby92 answered Sunday February 25 2007, 1:34 am: Be straight forward. Tell them you really like them, but cannot risk your health and theirs if they dont get tested. Make it clear you want to be intimate and this is nothing agaisnt their personal character, but you really perfer being safe. Just let them know once they get tested they'll have a great gift waiting for them :p
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