Lesbian women may be at higher risk for uterine, breast, cervical, endometrial, and ovarian cancers (not only) because they are less likely to bear children; (but also because they) have higher rates of alcohol use, obesity, and poor nutrition; and are less likely to visit a health-care provider for routine screenings, such as a Pap test. And ... some lesbian women are at risk for many of the same STIs as heterosexual women.
What are you going to do to protect yourself? Why should we suffer later in life for our carelessness today?
- Ms. Avarice
- Miss Avarice is a queer, kinky, inquisitive and sexy femme, navigating the intersection between sexuality and spirituality. She's a fierce lover and a loyal friend. She's a Women's Studies major, scheduled to graduate May 2009. Miss Avarice is always looking for someone to talk smart and dirty to her. NOTICE: If you object to adult content, please leave.
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Erin With a Capital Oooaaaaahhh
Crave - Connect
Report on the Butt Plug
Upside Down
Surprise Visit
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Erin With a Capital Oooaaaaahhh
Crave - Connect
Report on the Butt Plug
Upside Down
Surprise Visit
First Kiss
Fastened by Hook and Eye (One, Two, Three, Four)
Vignettes
Detalles de Memoria
Wants/Needs
Pantsuit
Trickle
2 comments:
I am probably all of the things they listed lesbians to be except obese, and that's just god's good graces with my genes. I try to eat decently, it doesn't work out. I haven't smoked for the past month, but I did, and probably will again. And I am never going to the gynecologist until my 'gina gets sick... because it just seems very heterosexual.
oh, but it's so important! There are some things that go wrong on the inside that you can't even see on the outside, and how will you know unless you see the gyno! it does kinda suck, though. i understand... ♥
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