[gas_dr]

Here is the insensitive questioning the day

So, what? They will all do fine. STDs probably spread faster in college with worse outcomes than this in the young population.

[Morpheus2009]

I wouldn’t know, since I didn’t $#@# around in the university years, but I would guess many students that age would use protection for sex if they did, because most of them wouldn’t want to get a pregnancy or STDs if they could, but then again, some get really drunk so that’s that.

[Pearls Before Swine]

Here is the insensitive question of the day... (re STDs)

The day is still young.

[gogeo]

Anyone who hasn't...please read this article. It's hilarious. This is behavior I've seen all summer. Warm days floating on a river, stacked six deep in line on the bank. Those Covid parties (AKA protests) they've been attending all summer.

So they go back on campus, and stack themselves 14 to a dorm room at parties...and anyone, anywhere is surprised?

So half the student population says, "Whatever, dude," and the other half is blaming the college administrations, because it's their fault.

Which brings us to an important truth...by and large, college age kids are stupid and irresponsible. Not all, mind you, but they're the exception to the rule.

So...why do so many adults, who should by all rights know better, spend any time or energy listening to some woke punk lecturing?

[scrabblehack]

Back in the day, no matter what your symptoms were, you could go to the university clinic and they’d tell you you had mono.