Probably because of all the signs of future promiscuity when she was 11.

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Probably because of all the signs of future promiscuity when she was 11.

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POLL: Should I have my 11 year old daughter get the HPV vaccine?

Mr. Belding All-American

Jan 31, 9:37am

RE: POLL: Should I have my 11 year old daughter get the HPV vaccine?

spugeddy24

Jan 31, 9:39am

Can you give me the tl,dr version?

Mr. Belding

Jan 31, 9:40am

If you're talking about your 11 year old daughter, maybe you should be willing to invest more time

Indy Coug

Jan 31, 9:42am

RE: If you're talking about your 11 year old daughter, maybe you should be willing to invest more time

Mr. Belding

Jan 31, 10:05am

Protects against genital warts, infections, and various cancers. Isn’t linked to earlier sexual activity. Mostly safe w/

spugeddy24

Jan 31, 9:44am

Thank you

Mr. Belding

Jan 31, 10:05am

How could you possibly know that she won’t be sexually active before marriage?

allaboutthegainz

Jan 31, 9:41am

Did I say I knew?

Mr. Belding

Jan 31, 10:06am

I would. Head and neck cancer is awful. As is cervical cancer

EQD2

Jan 31, 9:41am

Of course.

shimmy

Jan 31, 9:43am

Of course you should. 1. You don't know she won't be sexually active before marriage.

TCuz

Jan 31, 9:45am

The counter argument is that it is somehow permission for your child to have premarital sex. Very sad.

shimmy

Jan 31, 9:49am

For some, it’s basically saying “I would like to use the risk of cancer as a deterrent to my child having sex”

TCuz

Jan 31, 9:52am

Horrible.

Mr. Belding

Jan 31, 10:18am

Is there a counter argument based on side effects?

Great38

Jan 31, 10:03am

In general, I don’t think so. Go speak to your doctor if you are overly concerned about it

TCuz

Jan 31, 10:15am

That's terrible. That's not what I mean at all.

Mr. Belding

Jan 31, 10:07am

Good response. Thanks.

Mr. Belding

Jan 31, 10:08am

If there were an HIV vaccine, would you get that for your kid? I sure would.

KingDave

Jan 31, 9:48am

We did for ours.

unctoothman

Jan 31, 9:54am

Probably because of all the signs of future promiscuity when she was 11.

OPINIONS

Jan 31, 10:20am

Well, she got her good looks and her wit from her mother. She had to get SOMETHING besides the other X from her dad.

unctoothman

Jan 31, 11:44am

I would consult with a competent medical professional.

kansascougar

Jan 31, 9:55am

I would definitely consult RFK.

delinquentcoug

Jan 31, 9:59am

We have a family friend who got HPV from a cheating husband and ended up needing

joelvandyne

Jan 31, 10:03am

Yes. Sexual assault? Cheating husband?

Oatmeal

Jan 31, 10:15am

You have no idea the history of her husband.

cougaman

Jan 31, 10:27am

Yes. A vaccine to potentially avoid a horrible cancer? yes please. If you have a

chrisoc13

Jan 31, 11:25am

This is one of those times when all the comments are in favor of one thing but

Odysseus

Jan 31, 11:51am

Sure, if you want to turn her into a whore.

Scratch

Jan 31, 12:00pm

Man, reading about Henrietta Lacks and her cervical cancer and that is not something I'd wish on my worst enemies.

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