I was going to ask if he was in ballet, and then I actually stopped to read the article and answered my own question.

Hugs to you and your friends. That poor guy, I'm so sorry for him.

Hugs! I hope you will be ok!

I only got my Hep B in high school ('96) with my mom's instance since she worked in the medical field. I need to move to the U.K.

Your parents, and dad, are awesome!

I think they picked the 'cut off' at 27 because that is when the cervix stops changing so rapidly and is more likely to turn to cancer quicker without being caught in the early stages, hence the vaccine waaaay before sexual activity is likely.

It took me a few years to convince my OBGYN and my regular Dr. since I'm not normally very sexual active either, although I am involved in the BDSM crowd. Advocate for yourself and get it if you can. I'm older than the cut-off, and it's really expensive, but if it keeps away cancer I think it's worth it.

I asked my Dr.'s for a few years to get the HPV vaccine and they all kept saying I was too old (I was just over the limit when it was released). FFW to two years ago when I mention to my Dr. that I'm active in the BDSM scene and that I'd like the vaccine even if I pay cash, add it to my crazy debt, I don't care, and…

I can't be tipped at my job (state employee) but it's so nice when people offer. This weekend I got a lot of handshakes instead, and a bottle of water someone bought extra by mistake, but I would be ok with chicken fingers. Although once I got a free coffee and pain au chocolate at Starbucks. :)

Yes! I take note of that on dates too!!

I'll have to look him up!

When I visited St. Fagan's historical village and followed along behind a school tour speaking in Welsh, I loved hearing it so much. I wonder if they were conquered by the English, without fighting back, that they got to keep their language?

When I visited St. Fagan's historical village and followed along behind a school tour speaking in Welsh, I loved hearing it so much. I wonder if they were conquered by the English, without fighting back, that they got to keep their language?

When I visited St. Fagan's historical village and followed along behind a school tour speaking in Welsh, I loved hearing it so much. I wonder if they were conquered by the English, without fighting back, that they got to keep their language?

When I visited St. Fagan's historical village and followed along behind a school tour speaking in Welsh, I loved hearing it so much. I wonder if they were conquered by the English, without fighting back, that they got to keep their language?

Thank you for asking this, I've always wondered too!

I loved when I visited St. Fagan's historical village (like a place I work at but Welsh history) and followed along behind school kids for a bit, that they were speaking in Welsh, I loved hearing it so much. I wonder if they were so conquered by the English, without fighting back, that they got to keep their language?

I loved when I visited St. Fagan's historical village (like a place I work at but Welsh history) and followed along behind school kids for a bit, that they were speaking in Welsh, I loved hearing it so much. I wonder if they were so conquered by the English, without fighting back, that they got to keep their language?

I've always wondered this too, thanks for asking!

Huh, that's interesting!