My brain definitely took a detour on that one...>.> Still, there are people that would like their cupcakes cream-filled.

Just not me.
But if you were already nervous about grilled cheese, you might think that everyone reacted that way and that it was normal. I don't think most people would go the allergy route first-try. More that she'd just never want to make a grilled cheese again.

Well now you're just gratuitously dodging your own argument. Can't agree with this, as it was actually an issue in my life, in regard to child-rearing.

Obviously we're having a miscommunication here...I'm not dodging my argument. I'm agreeing with/repeating badbud.

see wifey i was not kidding when i said pre marital sex is very imp for more reasons than my libido

I think it's incumbent upon her doctor to test her with the semen of many other men, to learn if this allergy is unique to her husband, or if there's an ingredient in semen that she needs to avoid.

Whether it's a grilled cheeze buffet, or something else, is up to her and her primary care provider.

cream filled cupcake? :x


I almost miss you!

What about the hypoallergenic dogs?

http://www.allergyescape.com/hypoallergenic-dog.html

No dog is truly without allergy-causing factors. Some are just less than others.

Please refer all health sperm-allergy questions to badbud. But the point is the same: If you're allergic to one, you're allergic to all.

*sad that joke was acknowledged*

*hugs* I still love you.

Sorry, the internet strips my humor-detector sometimes.

I'll find a way to make you pay for that missy!

It's not my fault you're the expert!

...It could have been worse: I could have suggested you could find out which grilled cheese sandwiches were susceptible, through a thorough testing!

You know, if that's what's happening, I'd accept it, but it looks like neither.

An "inside joke coming out," maybe.

But in "repeating" Badbud's comments you haven't done so far as "repudiate" badbud's comments.

If it's about an inside joke, then I'd remind you that you posted this stuff in the "News feed," where users aren't responsible for reading the intentions of your posts which relate to other memes in the "rest" of this online forum.

And some of the rest of us may be more-affected by the news stories than others.

What? No, it's not a joke at all. I'm completely serious. And I'm not repudiating her comments; I'm agreeing. Please reread them.

Can someone else step in and help explain this misunderstanding, because I'm not even seeing how this could be perceived as a joke. (Unless you're referring to the "grilled cheese" comments, and those are addressed in the linked article at the top of the page).

Wow. Considering all of lifes challenges a couple will experience together and that 95% of it has nothing to do with sex, that comment appears pretty shallow to me.

I know it's true... for some people, physical attraction and sexual satisfaction are a deal maker...

Of course, not much MORE 'comes' out of a purely physical relationship...

Sometimes it's better to get it out of the way from the get go...

Especially since condoms are still an option

Well which would be better...getting out early before being married or getting married and then divorcing later on because it drove a wedge between you for years. Physical issues can most definitely be a concern in a marriage.

This reminds me of a radio show I heard once where a guy called in to ask advice because there was some sexual incompatibility between him and his bride to be and the host berated him for being concerned. She told him that he needed to forget about that completely and just deal with it. I always wonder if she had any clue as to what potential problems she could have caused. Possibly years of resentment between two people. All for her f*cking radio ratings.

I would have found a way to make you pay for that Missy.!

*giggles*