Safe Sex Information and Advice

[WishId]

There is a huge difference between confidential testing and anonymous testing.

I have been asked how to get tested and at the same time keep it confidential, guys let's get real here. For the sake of being compliant, I went to a walk in and paid cash, use common sense but please don't hold back from being tested in fear! There are ways to be confidential. Whatever you do stay safe!

[ConnecticutGuy]

I have been asked how to get tested and at the same time keep it confidential, guys let's get real here. For the sake of being compliant, I went to a walk in and paid cash, use common sense but please don't hold back from being tested in fear! There are ways to be confidential. Whatever you do stay safe!

Confidentiality is up to the doctor. You'd better make sure you have one that will not submit the form, which is required by state law. Not doing so is grounds for having his license suspended or worse. Be advised, they DO notify wives, girlfriends, etc. , which can make your day. The state will mail out inquiries and information to these people, in which case your next piece of ass may be forcibly inflicted by a divorce lawyer. Spreading an STD with knowledge aforethought is also a prosecutable offense.

https://portal.ct.gov/-/media/Depart...D23Formpdf.pdf

[Undersexed69]

Just an FYI. Good afternoon gents. I was getting bagels and coffee yesterday by RV. While waiting outside to get in, I overheard a lady from the Pediatricians office discussing what is happening underneath them. The mega flags are up. Play safe and be safe!

[BigBang2]

I have been asked how to get tested and at the same time keep it confidential, guys let's get real here. For the sake of being compliant, I went to a walk in and paid cash, use common sense but please don't hold back from being tested in fear! There are ways to be confidential. Whatever you do stay safe!

[BigBang2]

Pain areas: in the eyes, lower abdomen, pelvis, testicle, or vagina.

Pain circumstances: can occur during sexual intercourse or during urination.

Groin: abnormal vaginal discharge, discharge from penis, or vaginal bleeding.

Please note, a third of men do not report symptoms! And some variation from the listed symptoms are: slight burning sensation and frequent urinating. Because some men are A symptomatic they find out from their partners! Oooops.

[Lgkok]

Just so we all would be able to tell, what are the symptoms one may have?
I feel fine but did get a BBBJ and DATY which scares the S out of me now.

Pain areas: in the eyes, lower abdomen, pelvis, testicle, or vagina.

Pain circumstances: can occur during sexual intercourse or during urination.

Groin: abnormal vaginal discharge, discharge from penis, or vaginal bleeding.

[Woody50]

Just an FYI, a friend visited, took the girl up on the BBFS offer and came home with a little gift.

I'm shocked! From a high volume shack?

[Jh547]

Covering up is important to prevent the transition of STDs but not a perfect solution. Some of the other posts talk about covering to avoid STDs and most look at it realistically, the cover helps but is not fool-proof. HPV and Herpes is easily transmitted even though covered. Both can be transmitted from skin to skin. In the case of herpes, look for acne looking bumps around the kitty and the ass. HPV is harder to detect because many people do not show signs but can share. Luckily there is a vaccine for HPV. There are also hepatitis vaccines out there.

Have fun, be safe, and help others have fun.

I don't think you are being paranoid, when you go bare STD's come with it guaranteed. Guys get tested, Trich and Chlamydia are big time out there and we all fuck the same pool of hoes. I've caught both multiple times SMH, Every time I promise myself I won't go bare anymore and still do. Stay safe guys.

[Snaxx]

I don't think you are being paranoid, when you go bare STD's come with it guaranteed. Guys get tested, Trich and Chlamydia are big time out there and we all fuck the same pool of hoes. I've caught both multiple times SMH, Every time I promise myself I won't go bare anymore and still do. Stay safe guys.

If you are single, no GF, no kids. And you don't care about the likelihood of catching an STD by going bareback into a sex worker who is servicing guys who similarly don't care about catching an STD (so the probability of you getting one compounds to almost certainty) then that's your business and do what you want to do. BUT if you have a significant other, kids etc then you are frankly a selfish idiot b / c you are putting other people (who you presumably care about) at risk. Not to mention if you are married, good luck telling your wife you caught an STD by shaking someone's hand (er, more likely. Good luck telling her divorce attorney). Got something to lose, care about your health? Wrap it up 100% of the time.

[FreeJ702]

I wanted to thank you for this, callondoc was a freaking godsend and within an hour I was at a pharmacy picking up 3 drugs for what I was worried about. To be clear this isn't to do with my recent review, its just me being a paranoid freak. With callondoc I used a fake name because discretion is important and it worked great. I'm a paranoid freak and think the risk of BBFS may be more than my mind can take so I just went for the 3 most likely things to get treated for just to put my mind at ease.

I'd like to add to the lab part of this. I've used https://www.stdcheck.com/ in the past with a Visa gift card and a fake name with no issue and the full panel is $139 ($258 if you want the HIV RNA Early Detection). Here's a website I found that spells out how to do it with a fake name / email for anyone not used to doing shady shit LOL.

https://anonymousstd.com/get-anonymo...ous-treatment/

I don't think you are being paranoid, when you go bare STD's come with it guaranteed. Guys get tested, Trich and Chlamydia are big time out there and we all fuck the same pool of hoes. I've caught both multiple times SMH, Every time I promise myself I won't go bare anymore and still do. Stay safe guys.

[ShadeyMann]

I wanted to thank you for this, callondoc was a freaking godsend and within an hour I was at a pharmacy picking up 3 drugs for what I was worried about. To be clear this isn't to do with my recent review, its just me being a paranoid freak. With callondoc I used a fake name because discretion is important and it worked great. I'm a paranoid freak and think the risk of BBFS may be more than my mind can take so I just went for the 3 most likely things to get treated for just to put my mind at ease.

I'd like to add to the lab part of this. I've used https://www.stdcheck.com/ in the past with a Visa gift card and a fake name with no issue and the full panel is $139 ($258 if you want the HIV RNA Early Detection). Here's a website I found that spells out how to do it with a fake name / email for anyone not used to doing shady shit LOL.

https://anonymousstd.com/get-anonymo...ous-treatment/

I always use Health Labs and call on doc.

https://www.healthlabs.com/

https://callondoc.com/en/consultation

If your going bare you can count on these two services to help with the Drip, itch, and burn!
trichomoniasis Itchy penis tip and urges to pee like never before
chlamydia Clear drip from penis tip noticeable in the morning with a squeeze to the tip
gonorrhea Burning yellow discharge ouch

[OralWonder]

Hence why I wrote PEP and IUDs preventing STIs and pregnancies. PEP prevents the STIs and big bad HIV while IUDs *usually* (not 100%) protect against unwanted pregnancies.

When you say PEP do you mean PREP? If so, it does not prevent any STIs or STDs other than HIV.

[Risque]

FYI. IUDs will prevent pregnancies but do not prevent STDs.

Hence why I wrote PEP and IUDs preventing STIs and pregnancies. PEP prevents the STIs and big bad HIV while IUDs *usually* (not 100%) protect against unwanted pregnancies.

[OralWonder]

Any high-quality provider (think upscale providers from Tryst or Eros who charge 500+ an hour) will show you weekly and legitimate test reports (done at reputable places like Broward Health or Jackson at UMMSM). Additionally, providers who offer BBFS + CIP are usually on PEP and have IUDs to prevent unwanted STIs and pregnancies.

This does not apply to the average List Crawler or Babylon chick lmao. I went to see Annika and when I entered the room, I left because she smelled bad, looked old, and did not have a semblance of any health reports. And from that moment onward, I never plan on seeing a low-quality provider from Babylon or LC again. To each their own I guess.

FYI. IUDs will prevent pregnancies but do not prevent STDs.

[MandieHartX]

Wouldn't the risk only be Hepatitis and HIV? Of course Covid can be discounted.

Hepatitis C can only be spread from blood to blood contact, not from other bodily fluids. IF you were to contact it through a "date" and that's a Big IF, most people with healthy, good immune systems, their bodies could fight it off on its own. Hepatitis C is also something one person can give to themselves.

MRSA (a type of staph infection) is caught through open wound contact. Most cases of this are found in areas with a large amount of people in a small space: jails, homeless shelters, rehab facilities, etc.

Hepatitis A is contacted through food and water typically from an infected person spreading microscopic Feceal matter. Or through oral sex (rim job). Highly contagious.

HIV is contracted through all bodily fluids.

Other STD's that are harder to get than most think:

Herpes: Can only affect the un-infected party if the infected party is currently in a "breakout" which would be very noticeable. This not only shows visible signs but causes a very heavy green like discharge. This is not cureable.

Most common STI's: HPV, Trich.

Among gay men: syphilis, gonorrhea.

Things also spread through sexual contact that most don't know about.

BV: Bacterial vaginosos. Male has unprotected sex with infected female then spreads it to other unprotected sex partner.

UTI: This really isn't spread more like oral bacterial swapping fluids from vagina to. Anus.

Yeast infection: believe it or not, men can spread this to different woman from a woman who had one.