Roarie is a naughty business woman today. I know I’d love to have her as my secretary. I don’t care how many words she could type per minute or how she answers the phone. I just want her in my office! However, I have a feeling I wouldn’t get any work done. She can be rather distracting…in a good way. See the complete video inside Florida Honnies.

The amazing blonde is back! She is wearing the same outfit she wore for Halloween, last year. She called her out the “home wrecker”. Find out why.

Check out this smoking hot addition to Florida Honnies. Her name is Megan Skye and it’s her first time appearing at Florida Honnies. Not only is she sexy as all hell, but she thinks girls kiss better than guys. By the end of her naughty video, you’re going to know all of her sexy secrets and see a lot of her amazing body. I think you’re really going to love this girl! More Of Megan Here

Tiffany shows us a whole different side of her this time. She’s wearing a pair of sporty looking socks. But what really surprises me about her is that she used to be a quarterback on all guys football team. She can still play very rough and dirty. See More Of Tiffany Here

Wow, has Veronica gotten hotter or what? Today, she knew she looked hot, she couldn’t stop staring at herself in the mirror. Veronica mentions that she does like her ass rather than kitty and definitely want boobs!! Veronica is one hot Florida Honnies Girl and one of the members favorite. Check out more of Veronica here

The wake-up call to use safer sex methods came in the 1980s. People realized that unprotected sex could give you HIV/AIDS and kill you. In a nutshell, safer sex means using techniques to prevent sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Some of these methods, such as using condoms, can also prevent pregnancies, but the main goal is to prevent STDs.

Why do you need to concern yourself with safer sex? Because the United States has the highest rate of STDs of any industrialized nation. Sexually active young people account for about half of all new cases of annual infections here. More than half of all Americans will get an STD at some point in their lifetime.

What to do depends on whom you have sex with and what sexual practices you engage in.
If you are in a mutually monogamous sexual relationship with a trusted partner who is free of any STD, and the same goes for you, you obviously have nothing to worry about. There is no risk of passing any type of infection on between you.

STDs are transmitted through exchange of body fluids (blood, semen and vaginal fluids). Be clear: You cannot get an STD from an infected toilet seat nor from an insect that stung you after stinging another person who has an STD. Nor have saliva, tears, or sweat ever been shown to result in transmission of HIV.

If you don’t know a person’s STD status, the safest option is to not to have sex with him or her. The second best thing to do is to use safer sex methods. Keep in mind, too, that limiting the number of sexual partners reduces your risk of exposure to STDs.

If in doubt about your status or your partner’s, it’s really important to get tested, because some STDs are silent and do not show any symptoms, but nevertheless can be passed on. Talk openly about this before you start having sex. And ladies, bring your own condoms! There is no excuse to not take charge of your own health. You need condoms for vaginal as well as anal intercourse. Try flavored condoms for oral sex; “kiss of mint” or chocolate anyone?

Avoid condoms that use nonoxynol-9, because this spermicide has been shown to cause irritation and actually may increase the risk of an infection with a virus. Silicone lubricated condoms are fine to use.

Don’t forget about the female condom, new variants of which are just coming out now, and then there are dental dams. These are sheets of latex or silicone used not just by dentists but for oral sex on women. They provide a mechanical barrier between the tongue and whichever orifice is being licked. Be sure to keep track of which side is which!

Some people complain about safer sex techniques, but many have discovered that it’s cool to know about and to practice. Putting on a condom can be turned into a fun and sexy part of lovemaking! If he fumbles around with it, just help him out. And remember that even after midlife you need to use safer sex methods when with a new partner. Viruses don’t check your age before they invade you.

Today, Heather is showing us her sexy ass again, posing in a sexy red thong. She has one of the hottest asses that I’ve ever seen, and I have to mention the rest of her body, which is absolutely killer. This 19 year old is the whole package and it gets even better when we find out that she likes to make out with girls! If you want to see more of Heather, visit her here!

We’ve got another hot video and some very sensual pictures from Naomi today. Would you like join Naomi on the bed today, rolling around as she teases in just her red lingerie, lace panties and white stockings. Those stockings make her legs and her behind look simply delicious. Come Visit Naomi and her friends here!

We’ve got the very lovely Lola here today and she’s wearing a very sexy outfit. She’s teasing us in a seductive looking lace lingerie outfit. It’s the type of outfit that will really make your night. But it’s not just what she’s wearing that you’re really going to love about this hottie. Make sure you check out all of her naughty interview inside Florida Honnies today.

What is safer sex?
Think of it as any sex that does not allow an infected person’s blood, semen, pre-ejaculatory fluid (precum) or fluid from the vagina to get inside the other person’s body.

So, how can you be safer?
Use a condom every time you have sex. Only condoms provide ‘all-in-one’ protection against unintended pregnancy and most sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including HIV.
It seems obvious, but the more sexual partners you have the more chance you have of getting an STI - so be careful who you sleep with.
Just because you’ve been with someone for a while, don’t give up using a condom until you’ve both had a check-up. Some of the most common STIs have no noticeable symptoms, so it’s best to be sure, before you decide you don’t need condoms any more. Don’t forget to use another form of contraception to avoid unintended pregnancies.
Always carry condoms with you when you go out, not just when you are going to a party or a club. Sex isn’t something you always plan in advance.