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I've run through an insane amount of BBFS and DATY (in the hundred plus range and DATY reserved for UTRs now or low volume or new providers) and I have remained clean through 15 years or so of mongering and this is verified through comprehensive STD testing on an annual basis. How I did it. PrEP. I am a physician and you can take a cocktail of medications before or even shortly after the deed is done (I would suggest pre-emptively taking it). These PrEP cocktails fend off the majority of standard STDs that we see stateside such as HIV, syphilis, chlamydia, gonorrhea, HSV types 1 and 2. Those are your majors.

You can get vaccinated against HPV and Hepatitis B (I am) and there are now curative treatments for Hep C so not as worried about Hep C although the treatment for Hep C is long and can be pretty rough on the body.

So, how did I decide on this. Well, it started because early on, some overzealous providers (the ones that actually enjoy sex and enjoyed both my money and my company) would just jump on raw and ride like their life depended on it and I enjoyed it as well, but did not have a great game plan for prevention so I was doing a lot of testing and worrying. Eventually, I settled on a general cocktail of pre-emptive medications that worked for me and it has kept me clean and STD free since then. I am very regimented with taking the meds pre-emptively before any session.

The only way to avoid STDs is abstinence. But another way to dramatically lower the risk of transmission is with PrEP.

Early on, before seeing providers, I was seeing women that were looking for relationships on AFF and [URL]passion.com[/URL] so not providers but may have had more sexual partners than your average individual, but still far far lower than actual sex workers. I did not use any PrEP then as I do now and count myself lucky to have avoided anything. Those sites have really gone down hill and providers are just far more convenient and the sex is transactional which saves me time therefore, it's the more desirable route.

So, mongering can be done more safely, but you have to have money to purchase the PrEP and the discipline to use it every time. And some of the drugs can cause GI distress in some folks.

Anyways. Stay safe out there and I hope this was helpful for some folks that don't know that you can play in this hobby a lot more safely if you desire it.

[QUOTE=ChaseTheWaist;7602634]This is not an attack on anyone. I just genuinely would like to know for the guys who participate in BBFS, do yall have any measures or standards a provider must meet. Are yall ever nervous of possible consequences? Or is it just fuck it, I'm living in the moment. What are yall thoughts on this?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=JohnD89;7618988]I've run through an insane amount of BBFS and DATY (in the hundred plus range and DATY reserved for UTRs now or low volume or new providers) and I have remained clean through 15 years or so of mongering and this is verified through comprehensive STD testing on an annual basis. How I did it. PrEP. I am a physician and you can take a cocktail of medications before or even shortly after the deed is done (I would suggest pre-emptively taking it). These PrEP cocktails fend off the majority of standard STDs that we see stateside such as HIV, syphilis, chlamydia, gonorrhea, HSV types 1 and 2. Those are your majors.

You can get vaccinated against HPV and Hepatitis B (I am) and there are now curative treatments for Hep C so not as worried about Hep C although the treatment for Hep C is long and can be pretty rough on the body.

So, how did I decide on this. Well, it started because early on, some overzealous providers (the ones that actually enjoy sex and enjoyed both my money and my company) would just jump on raw and ride like their life depended on it and I enjoyed it as well, but did not have a great game plan for prevention so I was doing a lot of testing and worrying. Eventually, I settled on a general cocktail of pre-emptive medications that worked for me and it has kept me clean and STD free since then. I am very regimented with taking the meds pre-emptively before any session.

The only way to avoid STDs is abstinence. But another way to dramatically lower the risk of transmission is with PrEP.

Early on, before seeing providers, I was seeing women that were looking for relationships on AFF and [URL]passion.com[/URL] so not providers but may have had more sexual partners than your average individual, but still far far lower than actual sex workers. I did not use any PrEP then as I do now and count myself lucky to have avoided anything. Those sites have really gone down hill and providers are just far more convenient and the sex is transactional which saves me time therefore, it's the more desirable route.

So, mongering can be done more safely, but you have to have money to purchase the PrEP and the discipline to use it every time. And some of the drugs can cause GI distress in some folks.

Anyways. Stay safe out there and I hope this was helpful for some folks that don't know that you can play in this hobby a lot more safely if you desire it.[/QUOTE]Is this cocktail a prescription or are you going to favor us with the recipe?

Emtricitabine / TDF For HIV.

Doxycycline for Syphilis, gonorrhea and chlamydia.

Acyclovir for HSV 1 and 2.

A PCP or sexual health clinic should help facilitate. Tell them you are a highly sexual person that has multiple sexual partners.

Also, would just suggest regular STD screening even if you don't use PrEP. Almost all STDs like syphilis and HIV can initially cause some outward signs and symptoms that then go away, but you will remain contagious and spread to others. So, just get tested if you engage in high risk sexual activity like we do.

[QUOTE=SimonJonesUK;7619257]Is this cocktail a prescription or are you going to favor us with the recipe?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=JumboNiner1;7617297]Looking for a big, nice, natural set to play with. Who takes the title in Raleigh for best set?[/QUOTE]It's been over a year, and yes it's hard to get a timely reply. I would suggest Ashton.

Beautiful natural rack, along with a nice mouth.

[QUOTE=JohnD89;7619342]Emtricitabine / TDF For HIV.

Doxycycline for Syphilis, gonorrhea and chlamydia.

Acyclovir for HSV 1 and 2.

A PCP or sexual health clinic should help facilitate. Tell them you are a highly sexual person that has multiple sexual partners.

Also, would just suggest regular STD screening even if you don't use PrEP. Almost all STDs like syphilis and HIV can initially cause some outward signs and symptoms that then go away, but you will remain contagious and spread to others. So, just get tested if you engage in high risk sexual activity like we do.[/QUOTE]Doc fails to elucidate us on the absolute and relative risk reduction of his recipe. Please do your own research before taking his advice. For example Doc's method would only reduce your chances contracting HSV-2 by 30% in heterosexual relationships per the CDC. According to google the chance of a male getting HSV-2 from a female is. 04% 1% per encounter, so a 30% decrease is a marginal risk reduction. In fact, if you think you are bulletproof because of said cocktail and increase your number of encounters your overall risk may increase.

Talk to your own doctor, do your own research, and remember: the person who graduates last in their medical school class is still a doctor. Below is the link where I got my CDC information.

[URL]https://www.cdc.gov/std/treatment-guidelines/herpes.htm[/URL]

Agreed, definitely discuss risks and benefits with your own healthcare provider. As for discussion of absolute versus relative risk reduction, that's a bit beyond the scope of this forum.

As for HSV suppression and treatment, valacyclovir and acyclovir efficacy is well documented in the literature. I'd rather have acyclovir or valacyclovir coursing in my system if I am exposed before replication can even take place. No studies have been done on the PrEP capabilities of either antiviral, but heuristics would suggest that stopping replication before it can even begin would be very helpful. Acyclovir is relatively cheap and well tolerated so I see little downside to its use.

As for your passive aggressive ad hominem attack on my graduating status in the lower tier of my class. I graduated in the top ten percent and always scored in the top 10th percentile in all standardized tests.

This information was given to those wondering if there are any reasonable ways to mitigate risk and I provided it. Why don't you comment on the use of PrEP for HIV and syphilis, gonorrhea and chlamydia. That's right, you can't because all you likely have is a quick search on Google and a link to the CDC website versus drilling down to individual papers. This is the last I'll mention or comment on this topic. Always some keyboard warrior.

Remember, the keyboard warrior that uses ad hominem attacks likely never graduated from high school.

[QUOTE=LostTribe;7620006]Doc fails to elucidate us on the absolute and relative risk reduction of his recipe. Please do your own research before taking his advice. For example Doc's method would only reduce your chances contracting HSV-2 by 30% in heterosexual relationships per the CDC. According to google the chance of a male getting HSV-2 from a female is. 04% 1% per encounter, so a 30% decrease is a marginal risk reduction. In fact, if you think you are bulletproof because of said cocktail and increase your number of encounters your overall risk may increase.

Talk to your own doctor, do your own research, and remember: the person who graduates last in their medical school class is still a doctor. Below is the link where I got my CDC information.

[URL]https://www.cdc.gov/std/treatment-guidelines/herpes.htm[/URL][/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=JohnD89;7620050]Agreed, definitely discuss risks and benefits with your own healthcare provider. As for discussion of absolute versus relative risk reduction, that's a bit beyond the scope of this forum.

As for HSV suppression and treatment, valacyclovir and acyclovir efficacy is well documented in the literature. I'd rather have acyclovir or valacyclovir coursing in my system if I am exposed before replication can even take place. No studies have been done on the PrEP capabilities of either antiviral, but heuristics would suggest that stopping replication before it can even begin would be very helpful. Acyclovir is relatively cheap and well tolerated so I see little downside to its use.

As for your passive aggressive ad hominem attack on my graduating status in the lower tier of my class. I graduated in the top ten percent and always scored in the top 10th percentile in all standardized tests.

This information was given to those wondering if there are any reasonable ways to mitigate risk and I provided it. Why don't you comment on the use of PrEP for HIV and syphilis, gonorrhea and chlamydia. That's right, you can't because all you likely have is a quick search on Google and a link to the CDC website versus drilling down to individual papers. This is the last I'll mention or comment on this topic. Always some keyboard warrior.

Remember, the keyboard warrior that uses ad hominem attacks likely never graduated from high school.[/QUOTE]"The (Good Doctor) doth protest too much, methinks". Anonymous forum or no, you come here and provide half ass medical advice with no citations / risk assessment under the auspices of being a physician. It doesn't take a high school keyboard warrior to recognize the need for you to revisit the Hippocratic Oath. Come correct or don't come at all.

[QUOTE=JumboNiner1;7617297]Looking for a big, nice, natural set to play with. Who takes the title in Raleigh for best set?[/QUOTE]Best set I've ever laid my hands on. They're perfection imo.

[URL]https://tryst.link/escort/eyesonmarcelle[/URL]

[QUOTE=MrBJohnson;7620145]Best set I've ever laid my hands on. They're perfection imo.

[URL]https://tryst.link/escort/eyesonmarcelle[/URL][/QUOTE]I second that motion! LOL.

[QUOTE=ChaseTheWaist;7602634]This is not an attack on anyone. I just genuinely would like to know for the guys who participate in BBFS, do yall have any measures or standards a provider must meet. Are yall ever nervous of possible consequences? Or is it just fuck it, I'm living in the moment. What are yall thoughts on this?[/QUOTE]I've had more than my fair share of these experiences, mostly with women I've met out, high-end providers, or in the sugar bowl. Just make sure you have some doxy for the randos. Or if its a provider its with one who is high end and doesn't negotiate their prices. The easiest way for me to decide is to ask upfront if they mind BBFS. If they say they don't mind and have been tested, I move on to the next one. Money gets you what you want in the moment, and having some doxy on hand is a big help as well. I've been with hundreds of women bb —sugar babies, providers, women from the bar, through dating sites, etc. And I've never caught anything.

I have found a lot of said ads on STG and Mega. Are they legit? Just wondering why there are so many. I didn't know that there is a huge Latin population in Raleigh.

She still around? Haven't heard much lately and can't find contact information.

[QUOTE=MissippiMud;7621003]She still around? Haven't heard much lately and can't find contact information.[/QUOTE]She is still working in the Crabtree area.

[URL]https://escortalligator.com.listcrawler.eu/post/escorts/usa/northcarolina/raleighdurham/198315842[/URL]

[QUOTE=ChaseTheWaist;7602634]This is not an attack on anyone. I just genuinely would like to know for the guys who participate in BBFS, do yall have any measures or standards a provider must meet. Are yall ever nervous of possible consequences? Or is it just fuck it, I'm living in the moment. What are yall thoughts on this?[/QUOTE]I guess I can speak from the perspective of someone that has yet to do BBFS. For me, I "name my price", as in having a clear understanding of the consequences of the decisions you make in the game. I know for me that the possibility scares and outweighs that urge for me to go that far. Now I'm not saying that as learn more about myself and develop different sexual urges / needs that I wouldn't pull the trigger. I'm just at that stage where I don't want that on my conscious. I have received BBBJ before but that was minimal and I've pretty much seemed that activity. Kind of rough bc I really love a good BJ. But I think in the beginning of the game like many other guys I was exploring and somewhat foolish in some of the providers I saw and gave them a little too much value. I think another good way to value it too is price points. Typically, lower price points can be associated with drug use, high mileage in people they see, and just bad habits all around. Higher end doesn't mean better all of the time but then I look at it as in, "how many people are able and willing to pay that high for it? It doesn't entirely excuse any possible consequences but sometimes you do get what you pay for. I can't lie, there are a few providers I wish I would've seen sooner as I was more open to doing things earlier in the game and I probably would've been more open to FS in general. But because of some of the ones I decided to see, I decided not go beyond certain things for certain reasons. It's just one of those things that you can be very disciplined but the more you get into seeing providers, it's easier for you to be all about chasing that nut. I've for fell victim to that where I was just trying to bust and stopped caring so much about quality. I had to slow it down. Ultimately, I know I'm not built like that so I know where my comfortability lies. I've been asked to CFS a few times by providers who I was willing to go that distance for but was still reserved bc consequences were always in the back of my head. So for me, I had to know my price. The price I would pay for services but also the price I could pay for deciding to do certain things for providers. Some of the guys on here are understanding of that and they have given me sound advice on that. I don't think o would ever go BBFS, maybe BBBJ again, but I would rather I really know the provider and / or her to an extent. Maybe a UTR if I ever find one again.

[QUOTE=MrBJohnson;7620145]Best set I've ever laid my hands on. They're perfection imo.

[URL]https://tryst.link/escort/eyesonmarcelle[/URL][/QUOTE]She had some nice titties. But are you going to completely skip over the fact that she has a HUGE clit?!