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Post A Reply Login Name: Password: Message Icon:                                                                       Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. [QUOTE]Originally posted by fallchild: [QB] I'm glad Jill made a new thread out of this because I also thought that bluejumprope's concept of milestones was really interesting and cool. Here are some of mine: -The first orgasm I gave myself -Picking out condoms with a partner -Putting my foot down and insisting that my partner and I go get tested for STI'S/HIV before any more sexual contact happened (after they had refused). -Scheduling my own appointments for pap smears and sticking to the yearly schedule. -Talking to my mom about a pregnancy scare. -Breaking up with a partner after realizing they didn't have respect for my sexual boundaries. -Budgeting my money so I could afford my birth control pills. -Saying "no" to a sexual encounter that would have mattered a lot more to the other person, and that I knew would hurt them emotionally. -Breaking up with another abusive partner. -Realizing that I'm gay. -Living with a partner. -Breaking up with a partner, but actually being really good friends afterwards and realizing that a friendship was a much better choice. [/QB][/QUOTE]

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