Safe Sex Information and Advice

[QUOTE=Wielic;7081730]As someone who also worked in the medical field, believe what you want. I've taken those tests and know what they look like. Everyone that posted a reply specifically denied the possibility of them being HIV tests; fuck around and find out. I have enough experience to know that they look close enough to rapid HIV tests that I would not touch her. You want to risk the ick, it's your dick. Just remember, you spread that around to the rest of us because you wanted to be irresponsible and impulsive. Also, this may need to be moved to Octagon by admin, so sorry if this isn't the place for the reply. Also, fine by fucking me, I hate when people try to gaslight me and tell me that I don't know what I worked hard to damned well know.[/QUOTE]If shown a syringe full of "something", would you know what's being administered or what the illness being treated would be? No.

The same applies here. What you see is called a [B]Lateral Flow Test Device[/B]. It's used to detect a response to a reagent. And different reagents are used depending on what is being tested. It can be HIV, or it can be COVID. Or it can be Tuberculosis. Basically any disease whose pathogens DNA or RNA markers have been identified.

I made a mistake. Does anyone know if spouses or significant others are contacted by the local health dept if you test positive for a reportable std (not hiv) For details pm me.

[QUOTE=Thorim;7097525]I made a mistake. Does anyone know if spouses or significant others are contacted by the local health dept if you test positive for a reportable std (not hiv) For details pm me.[/QUOTE]I don't believe so. They may contact your cell but not sure. I was just checked at bay City and they gave me a card with a code to call in. I also got emails with a notifications that I could see results online. I had a conversation w / someone here not too recently and they did one of the online sites because it was very private, so that's an option as well. I would have no problem telling the HD that I want all info kept private to only me. I mean they do some testing and things without parents being notified if I'm not mistaken so I don't see why it would be different for a spouse. I've had very good experiences w / local HD in bay city and I've been brutally honest with them. You can always call and ask as well. The other question is how they will send a bill. If they can just call your cell or something. I think these are the things the other person did the online route for because it's pre paid.

Just my $. 02.

[QUOTE=Thorim;7097525]I made a mistake. Does anyone know if spouses or significant others are contacted by the local health dept if you test positive for a reportable std (not hiv) For details pm me.[/QUOTE]I'm pretty sure that if it is not HIV, then the onus is all on you to report it to your partners.

[QUOTE=MarkT;7100800]If y'all missed her the first time, here is your chance. She is back for a short time. After that, she will be back to Japan. Who knows when she will be back. She looks exactly like the pics, except for the unrealistic blown up anime eyes. Great service.[/QUOTE]Are there any STD concerns with this agency? I got cold feet booking with HT after reports of STD here. Miyabi is definitely intriguing, but I've been finding myself difficult to convince for the past few months. MILA makes me feel more like I'm closer to pull the trigger.

[QUOTE=CrazyRocket;7101430]Are there any STD concerns with this agency? I got cold feet booking with HT after reports of STD here. Miyabi is definitely intriguing, but I've been finding myself difficult to convince for the past few months. MILA makes me feel more like I'm closer to pull the trigger.[/QUOTE]Dude, all of these agencies are STD risk. You see how many people are on here talking about BBFS? There is an inherent risk to this, and the more bare service the higher the risk. Period. If you are making risky decisions frequently, consider taking PREP.

BBBJ is less than BBFS, but not zero. Probably very low for HIV.

[QUOTE=MrBrt;7101942]Dude, all of these agencies are STD risk. You see how many people are on here talking about BBFS? There is an inherent risk to this, and the more bare service the higher the risk. Period. If you are making risky decisions frequently, consider taking PREP.

BBBJ is less than BBFS, but not zero. Probably very low for HIV.[/QUOTE]I try my best to avoid BBFS (except once) but yeah, sorry for being the guy who reminds us the risks. I've been reading this forum for a couple of years now (former senior member) and the topic of STDs came up more frequently after HT entered the game. DMs are welcome if it is not good for public discussion.

[QUOTE=CrazyRocket;7101986]I try my best to avoid BBFS (except once) but yeah, sorry for being the guy who reminds us the risks. I've been reading this forum for a couple of years now (former senior member) and the topic of STDs came up more frequently after HT entered the game. DMs are welcome if it is not good for public discussion.[/QUOTE]If you have time, read this forum: [URL]http://www.usasexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?4227-Safe-Sex-Information-and-Advice[/URL].

If you do catch something, pray it's bacterial.

It's fine to discuss but probably beyond the scope of this particular forum. Just don't make your risk decisions based on rumors about which agencies might be high or low risk, perception of who is "low volume", etc.

[QUOTE=MrBrt;7103118]It's fine to discuss but probably beyond the scope of this particular forum. Just don't make your risk decisions based on rumors about which agencies might be high or low risk, perception of who is "low volume", etc.[/QUOTE]If you are going to go BBFS I would recommend at the very least getting a prescription for Doxy PEP. Protects against chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis. If you want another layer of protection then HIV PREP. I've talked to some kgirls and they say they are already on these.

I've been with my first SA girl for two months and I made her get a full std test last week and she came back negative on everything but positive on hsv1.

I've been kissing this chick and letting her give me BBBJ and BBFS cip and everything. The hsv-1 has got me worried obviously like many I'm happily married so ran to get tested myself today. Any of you guys ever deal with this BS. I'd love to continue with my arrangement she's definitely my type and everything but it might be a deal breaker for me.

[QUOTE=Xcvxxx;7114590]I've been with my first SA girl for two months and I made her get a full std test last week and she came back negative on everything but positive on hsv1.

I've been kissing this chick and letting her give me BBBJ and BBFS cip and everything. The hsv-1 has got me worried obviously like many I'm happily married so ran to get tested myself today. Any of you guys ever deal with this BS. I'd love to continue with my arrangement she's definitely my type and everything but it might be a deal breaker for me.[/QUOTE]I know when you hear that it may sound scary however, almost every one on earth has Hvs -1 by the time they are 5 years old. It is the strain that causes cold sores. Hvs-2 is the strain that causes genital herpes and the one you should be worried about. Even with Hvs-2 unless there is an active outbreak the chances of getting that is very slim.

Either way, I understand your initial concern and not wanting to bring anything home.

[QUOTE=Xcvxxx;7114590]I've been with my first SA girl for two months and I made her get a full std test last week and she came back negative on everything but positive on hsv1.

I've been kissing this chick and letting her give me BBBJ and BBFS cip and everything. The hsv-1 has got me worried obviously like many I'm happily married so ran to get tested myself today. Any of you guys ever deal with this BS. I'd love to continue with my arrangement she's definitely my type and everything but it might be a deal breaker for me.[/QUOTE]As the previous post said, hsv1 is common. It's Hsv2 that you don't want to take it home.

[QUOTE=Xcvxxx;7114590]I've been with my first SA girl for two months and I made her get a full std test last week and she came back negative on everything but positive on hsv1.

I've been kissing this chick and letting her give me BBBJ and BBFS cip and everything. The hsv-1 has got me worried obviously like many I'm happily married so ran to get tested myself today. Any of you guys ever deal with this BS. I'd love to continue with my arrangement she's definitely my type and everything but it might be a deal breaker for me.[/QUOTE]I've had it since I was like 5. Generally it's cold sores on the lips. The estimate is that like 60% of the population has it. Some have it but never have a breakout. And you'd most likely know if she had a breakout, they're generally hard to miss. Valtrex works well to suppress breakouts. You can get it through Hims pretty easily. Best of luck.

[QUOTE=Tiger21;7114662]I know when you hear that it may sound scary however, almost every one on earth has Hvs -1 by the time they are 5 years old. It is the strain that causes cold sores. Hvs-2 is the strain that causes genital herpes and the one you should be worried about. Even with Hvs-2 unless there is an active outbreak the chances of getting that is very slim.

Either way, I understand your initial concern and not wanting to bring anything home.[/QUOTE]You gents are in Atlanta, the home of the CDC. They have statistics on these topics you should learn about. They have a web site.

The seropositivity in the US population as a whole is about 70% for HSV-1. So, your statement is factually incorrect. It is the cause of cold sores, inter alia, and can be transmitted by kissing, by drinking after someone, etc. It is not a STI, though for one reason or another, it is often included in testing panels.

More interesting, there is a demographic difference in the HSV-2 seropositivity incidence. You should look up the age and ethnic prevalence, and use that to inform who you play with.

Personally, like most guys w / a SO, a HSV-2 diagnosis for me would be a HUGE deal. I take no chances.