Personally, I wouldn't be confident that a machine that'd been compromised like yours was once again secure until I'd formatted the operating system, reinstalled from scratch, and updated both OS and whatever antivirus software you use. After all, if they've installed a keystroke logger, you don't know what else they might have installed alongside it (typically a hidden back-door into your system, known as a 'root kit').
There is another thought that I'll mention though, and that's that I would give serious consideration to reporting this to the police - whoever installed this is almost certainly after online banking passwords or credit card numbers (unless you have access to politically or commercially sensitive data and are being specifically targeted rather than being a victim of opportunity). They may be a bit WTF?, but installing a keystroke logger on somebody else's machine is a serious offence under the Computer Misuse Act, particularly if it's being used for fraud.
Oh, and if I were you I'd contact the providers of every credit card or debit card you've used on that machine, and your bank if you use online banking, tell them what's happened, and get new cards, passwords, etc. Do this ASAP, then they're responsible for the losses, not you.
I know that some men don't like wearing condoms for what ever reason and I was just wondering what most men on swinging heaven prefer and would they go bareback?
Being perfectly honest, I doubt there's many blokes on the planet who'd say that wearing a condom improved sex, but personal preference isn't the only thing that dictates behaviour. Therefore, just for the record, the only person I don't use condoms with is Mrs. DP.
Also if they go bareback how do they gaurantee being disease free?
They don't.
Also are they not concerned about the risk of the woman getting pregnant?
Possibly, but considering that they don't seem concerned with their own health and welfare then I guess thinking about anyone else is probably beyond them.
If you want decent, reliable, legal advice, find and pay for a lawyer.
Personally I'd be somewhat wary of going to a party where I was required to sign a non-disclosure agreement, and I can see that I'm not alone.
With the proviso that for an accurate answer you should probably consult a qualified healthcare professional, it sounds pretty reasonable to me.
Blood pressure rises when a person orgasms, and if you're mulit-orgasmic that would logically indicate a more prolonged period of raised blood pressure. If you've got particularly thin capiliaries or pale skin, then burst capiliaries due to this would give the symptoms you mention.
N.B. It might be worth mentioning it to your GP as burst capiliaries similar to the ones that you describe are characteristic in cases where somebody's been strangled or smothered - if you were unfortunate enough to go suddenly sood after a good session, your partner might find themselves under a lot of (hopefully) unwarranted suspicion if there's no mention of it on your medical records.
Why not just keep the profile you've got and just place an ad in women seeking men? I sincerely doubt that anyone will mind, I've seen plenty of ads from couples who post in multiple sections because they play individually and as a couple.
I can speak basic conversational French and a very small amount of rusty German, in addition to a few key phrases in Japanese, Spanish, Russian, and a few other languages (nothing fancy, just hello, goodbye, how are you? kind of stuff).
A few years ago when I was a hardcore sysadmin I could type fluent HTTP, SMTP, and Postscript, so I could talk directly to web servers, email servers, and printers respectively in order to work out why they were going wrong, but they've definitely slipped my mind since I stopped using them on a daily basis.
One thing I would say is that I've found it a lot easier to work with human languages after I'd done a course for my diploma where we covered designing and implementing programming languages - the theory behind grammars and the construction of languages is the same whoever or whatever you're talking to (I was reading the same papers by Noam Chomsky that my mate who'd done an English degree had had to read), I suppose in that sense, I'm more interesting in linguistics than learning languages, though I'd really like to learn at least a bit of BSL.
My hair's been No. 1 all over since I was 20 and first noticed it getting a bit thin on top. It's also been a couple of feet long, but not since I was 17.
Personally I much prefer having cropped hair to long hair, though shaven is just a bit too far for me - it shows off all the scars, bumps, and moles on my head, and is bloody cold as well. No.1 seems to be the best length for attracting women who want to stroke my head (not something I've ever been known to object to), and I normally go over it once every couple of weeks or whenever I want to smarten it up.
I honestly couldn't go back to longer hair, even if I hadn't lost so much not that that's not an option - I don't own a hairbrush or comb, don't spend a fortune on hair care products (what's the point when I replace my hair completely twice a month?), and never have a bad hair day or wake up with bed head.
It certainly happens to me, to the extent that they feel full (not swollen particularly, just turgid) and distictly heavier. It also started happening more often after I quit drinking, which is logical when you think about it (alcohol suppresses testosterone production in men).
We had three:
Bron-Yr-Aur by Led Zeppelin (as we walked up the aisle together)
Soul Limbo by Booker T. & The MGs* (while we were messing about signing registers etc)
Let's Do It by Cole Porter, covered by Joan Jett & Paul Westerberg for the Tank Girl OST (as we walked out after the ceremony)
* you may, if you know as much pointless musical trivia as I, recognise that this is the theme music for Test Match Special.