Safe Mongering in Honolulu

Just wondering if anyone has picked up an STD from BBBJ in the AMPs around here. Not trying to get personal but trying to figure out what the risk really is. Some of the providers talked to said they get tested every 3 months but they didn't say tested for what. I assumed everything but they might just mean HIV since all of their precautions protect against HIV but not against anything else so they might be HIV negative but positive for a bunch of other stuff. I found a website that says Honolulu has 551 cases of Clamydia per 100,000 so that boils down to 5. 5 per 1000. Figuring out how most of that 100,000 is low risk and that the providers are working in a higher risk group out of that larger group (their partners have more contacts, etc) and the fact that they might do more than 1000 customers in 3 months it seems like the chances of them getting C and passing it on are pretty good. I also keep wondering if the provider did test positive if she would call all her BB customers to let them know they should test themselves too.

If you do BB anything and did or did not get an STD you can PM me if you don't want to post then later on I'll post how many "got one" and "no got one" messages I get. If a lot more "no got one" then the risk is probably lower.

[QUOTE=JimBoyden;3667232]Just wondering if anyone has picked up an STD from BBBJ in the AMPs around here. Not trying to get personal but trying to figure out what the risk really is. Some of the providers talked to said they get tested every 3 months but they didn't say tested for what. I assumed everything but they might just mean HIV since all of their precautions protect against HIV but not against anything else so they might be HIV negative but positive for a bunch of other stuff. I found a website that says Honolulu has 551 cases of Clamydia per 100,000 so that boils down to 5. 5 per 1000. Figuring out how most of that 100,000 is low risk and that the providers are working in a higher risk group out of that larger group (their partners have more contacts, etc) and the fact that they might do more than 1000 customers in 3 months it seems like the chances of them getting C and passing it on are pretty good. I also keep wondering if the provider did test positive if she would call all her BB customers to let them know they should test themselves too.

If you do BB anything and did or did not get an STD you can PM me if you don't want to post then later on I'll post how many "got one" and "no got one" messages I get. If a lot more "no got one" then the risk is probably lower.[/QUOTE]The figures you cite includes infections from all sources. Gays get STDs at a much higher rate than straights. Not hating just stating facts.

[QUOTE=JimBoyden;3667232]Just wondering if anyone has picked up an STD from BBBJ in the AMPs around here. Not trying to get personal but trying to figure out what the risk really is. Some of the providers talked to said they get tested every 3 months but they didn't say tested for what. I assumed everything but they might just mean HIV since all of their precautions protect against HIV but not against anything else so they might be HIV negative but positive for a bunch of other stuff. I found a website that says Honolulu has 551 cases of Clamydia per 100,000 so that boils down to 5. 5 per 1000. Figuring out how most of that 100,000 is low risk and that the providers are working in a higher risk group out of that larger group (their partners have more contacts, etc) and the fact that they might do more than 1000 customers in 3 months it seems like the chances of them getting C and passing it on are pretty good. I also keep wondering if the provider did test positive if she would call all her BB customers to let them know they should test themselves too.

If you do BB anything and did or did not get an STD you can PM me if you don't want to post then later on I'll post how many "got one" and "no got one" messages I get. If a lot more "no got one" then the risk is probably lower.[/QUOTE]Out of all the times I've gotten BBBJ from providers. Nothing. Always thought it was pretty safe. I remember a time when it was rare, condom blow job was the usually.

[QUOTE=JimBoyden;3667232]Just wondering if anyone has picked up an STD from BBBJ in the AMPs around here. Not trying to get personal but trying to figure out what the risk really is. Some of the providers talked to said they get tested every 3 months but they didn't say tested for what. I assumed everything but they might just mean HIV since all of their precautions protect against HIV but not against anything else so they might be HIV negative but positive for a bunch of other stuff. I found a website that says Honolulu has 551 cases of Clamydia per 100,000 so that boils down to 5. 5 per 1000. Figuring out how most of that 100,000 is low risk and that the providers are working in a higher risk group out of that larger group (their partners have more contacts, etc) and the fact that they might do more than 1000 customers in 3 months it seems like the chances of them getting C and passing it on are pretty good. I also keep wondering if the provider did test positive if she would call all her BB customers to let them know they should test themselves too.

If you do BB anything and did or did not get an STD you can PM me if you don't want to post then later on I'll post how many "got one" and "no got one" messages I get. If a lot more "no got one" then the risk is probably lower.[/QUOTE]For the most part, I think BBBJs are relatively safe, IMO. I've had many, many BBBJs at the AMPs here and caught something only once. Caught a case of Chlamydia about four years ago from a Thai hottie from Seattle who was briefly visiting at the old Sunflower in the CC. Quick diagnosis and easy fix at DHC consisted of two pills, and I was good to go after two days. For those unaware, Chlamydia will cause a strange feeling when you pee. You will know when you feel it. But not nearly as painful as the burning sensation of Gonorrhea when you pee.

[QUOTE=JimBoyden;3667232] I found a website that says Honolulu has 551 cases of Clamydia per 100,000 so that boils down to 5.5 per 1000. Figuring out how most of that 100,000 is low risk and that the providers are working in a higher risk group out of that larger group (their partners have more contacts, etc) and the fact that they might do more than 1000 customers in 3 months it seems like the chances of them getting C and passing it on are pretty good. I also keep wondering if the provider did test positive if she would call all her BB customers to let them know they should test themselves too.

If you do BB anything and did or did not get an STD you can PM me if you don't want to post then later on I'll post how many "got one" and "no got one" messages I get. If a lot more "no got one" then the risk is probably lower.[/QUOTE]Unfortunately, your request for mongers to self-report chlamydia infections most likely won't produce an accurate statistical result. Although chlamydia can cause symptoms, reputable medical websites repeatedly state "Most people who have chlamydia have no symptoms," "Chlamydia doesn't usually cause any symptoms, so you may not realize that you have it," "Most people who have chlamydia don't show any symptoms," etc. Thus, most of the mongers who have chlamydia probably don't know it and therefore wouldn't self-report having been infected with it.

[QUOTE=JimBoyden;3667232]Just wondering if anyone has picked up an STD from BBBJ in the AMPs around here. Not trying to get personal but trying to figure out what the risk really is. Some of the providers talked to said they get tested every 3 months but they didn't say tested for what. I assumed everything but they might just mean HIV since all of their precautions protect against HIV but not against anything else so they might be HIV negative but positive for a bunch of other stuff. I found a website that says Honolulu has 551 cases of Clamydia per 100,000 so that boils down to 5. 5 per 1000. Figuring out how most of that 100,000 is low risk and that the providers are working in a higher risk group out of that larger group (their partners have more contacts, etc) and the fact that they might do more than 1000 customers in 3 months it seems like the chances of them getting C and passing it on are pretty good. I also keep wondering if the provider did test positive if she would call all her BB customers to let them know they should test themselves too.

If you do BB anything and did or did not get an STD you can PM me if you don't want to post then later on I'll post how many "got one" and "no got one" messages I get. If a lot more "no got one" then the risk is probably lower.[/QUOTE]You can definitely get HPV from receiving a BBBJ / performing DATY. In fact the rate of diagnosed throat cancer (HPV) in men has skyrocketed because of all the men going down on women who don't know they have HPV and vice versa. If you really don't want to risk ANYTHING just wrap it up.

[QUOTE=SureYourRight;3668141]You can definitely get HPV from receiving a BBBJ / performing DATY. In fact the rate of diagnosed throat cancer (HPV) in men has skyrocketed because of all the men going down on women who don't know they have HPV and vice versa. If you really don't want to risk ANYTHING just wrap it up.[/QUOTE]The counselors get so irked if you don't use a dental dam during DATY.

[QUOTE=Redneck1;3668069]Unfortunately, your request for mongers to self-report chlamydia infections most likely won't produce an accurate statistical result. Although chlamydia can cause symptoms, reputable medical websites repeatedly state "Most people who have chlamydia have no symptoms," "Chlamydia doesn't usually cause any symptoms, so you may not realize that you have it," "Most people who have chlamydia don't show any symptoms," etc. Thus, most of the mongers who have chlamydia probably don't know it and therefore wouldn't self-report having been infected with it.[/QUOTE]Well Redneck you are correct. This totally unscientific study has produced exactly 2 "got one" reports. The Clamydia report below and one PM who reported HPV worts. You would think that the providers would let their regulars know if they tested positive in their regular testing routine, but maybe they would be afraid it would scare away business. For me, I would want them to call and would have more confidence in them after that.

[QUOTE=Blake123;3667511]For the most part, I think BBBJs are relatively safe, IMO. I've had many, many BBBJs at the AMPs here and caught something only once. Caught a case of Chlamydia about four years ago from a Thai hottie from Seattle who was briefly visiting at the old Sunflower in the CC. Quick diagnosis and easy fix at DHC consisted of two pills, and I was good to go after two days. For those unaware, Chlamydia will cause a strange feeling when you pee. You will know when you feel it. But not nearly as painful as the burning sensation of Gonorrhea when you pee.[/QUOTE]How long before that feeling showed up and are you sure it was the Thai girl? Did she give you a call or did you have to find out on your own?

[QUOTE=JimBoyden;3671119]How long before that feeling showed up and are you sure it was the Thai girl? Did she give you a call or did you have to find out on your own?[/QUOTE]Well, that was four years ago, so I'm not certain. I think 2-3 days.

She probably wasn't even aware that she was infected.

Years ago, because a stupid ex chunt of a gf didn't trust me, I got tested at diamond head clinic. Lets just say it was a tramatic experience. Nurse stuck a huge q-tip in my pee pee hole, one of the worst pain I ever felt in my life. I aint never going to do that test again. At least not that method.

Any tests for anything-everything that DOESN'T hurt? If so, can it be done anonymously and where?

Mahalos in advance.

H.

[QUOTE=Hinode;3671484]Years ago, because a stupid ex chunt of a gf didn't trust me, I got tested at diamond head clinic. Lets just say it was a tramatic experience. Nurse stuck a huge q-tip in my pee pee hole, one of the worst pain I ever felt in my life. I aint never going to do that test again. At least not that method.

Any tests for anything-everything that DOESN'T hurt? If so, can it be done anonymously and where?

Mahalos in advance.

H.[/QUOTE]Life Foundation at 677 Ala Moana Blvd does free HIV & Hep C tests. Minimal wait or no wait. Test results & survey around 20-30 min. DH clinic does other std tests & that prick inside your prick test replaced with pee test for gunarea or clamidia or something's.

I thought someone mentioned the. 01 mm Sagami condoms were avail able locally. Any info. Thanks.

[QUOTE=Raiden;3673392]I thought someone mentioned the. 01 mm Sagami condoms were avail able locally. Any info. Thanks.[/QUOTE]I don't know about locally but I've gotten Okamoto 0.01 thru Amazon before. The vendor would ship them from Japan so they're not cheap and took a little while. The regular sized ones are made for the Japan market and were too small. They would just not roll on. I ended up giving the rest away to a mongerer friend who said they worked great on a trip to Happiness with Rebecca. They make a large version now but never tried as I got a BB thing going on now with a GF.

[QUOTE=Idusixtyning;3674342]I don't know about locally but I've gotten Okamoto 0.01 thru Amazon before. The vendor would ship them from Japan so they're not cheap and took a little while. The regular sized ones are made for the Japan market and were too small. They would just not roll on. I ended up giving the rest away to a mongerer friend who said they worked great on a trip to Happiness with Rebecca. They make a large version now but never tried as I got a BB thing going on now with a GF.[/QUOTE]Mahalos my friend. I think someone said that Japanese supermarket by Ala Moana has. Got to buy large!