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02-13-22 04:46 #1360Regular Member

Posts: 6I've only ever BBBJ a SW like three times, is it as dangerous as they say?
Originally Posted by WaitUwotm8
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01-31-22 09:52 #1359Senior Member

Posts: 153If you test positive you get a quick telephone appointment with one of their doctors and they write you a script to pick up wherever you want. They don't charge you extra for the appointment.
Originally Posted by BigBang2
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01-30-22 12:33 #1358Senior Member

Posts: 202Rv
You are correct! I failed to mention about the affiliation, STDCHECK.COM I HEARD ABOUT THAT, If you test positive how do you get the script, just curious and thank you for the clarification.
Originally Posted by RegalFreeman
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01-30-22 10:34 #1357Senior Member

Posts: 153Walk ins with cash are one way but keep in mind that if you go to a walk in affiliated with your normal doctor, your test is going to show up on your mychart account or whatever online medical record site your doctor uses. For example if you go to a trinity health walk in and your primary DR is a part of trinity health, that visit and your results are easy to pull up with your online trinity health account. If you never made an account your wife can still sign in with your SSN. If you share a computer with your significant other or have any reason to believe she may find your trail, I recommend either going to a free city sponsored health clinic which unfortunately only does tests on certain days or use an independent web based testing service like STDcheck.com or talenttesting. This way the tests you get done aren't tied to your medical records. I personally like the latter site because some upper class girls in NYC use it and will let you BB if you exchange results with them from that service. Like you said the most important thing is to stay safe and there are plenty of ways to do so.
Originally Posted by BigBang2
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01-30-22 09:53 #1356Senior Member

Posts: 335Theoretically it's confidential. They'll contact your partners to tell them they've been exposed, but won't give your name. Which might or might not prevent your wife from figuring out it's you, LOL -- if she doesn't hit you over the head with a rolling pin as soon as she hangs up the phone, she's probably sleeping around too and you're in the clear:
Originally Posted by ConnecticutGuy
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"The State of Connecticut, Department of Public Health, STD Control Program attempts to interview all patients with syphilis. Some patients with gonorrhea, chlamydia, and HIV are interviewed to assist with partner notification. Patients are educated about their infection, counseled on how to avoid reinfection, and asked to confidentially provide the names and locating information of their sexual partners. Partners are confidentially located for screening and treatment by trained field staff without divulging the identity of the infected patient."
But still, just one more risk you should educate yourself about for your own protection. Good post from ConnecticutGuy. Link: https://portal.ct.gov/DPH/Infectious...es-Information.
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01-30-22 07:26 #1355Senior Member

Posts: 120Testing
There is a huge difference between confidential testing and anonymous testing.
Originally Posted by BigBang2
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01-30-22 06:50 #1354Senior Member

Posts: 269Confidentiality 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.
Originally Posted by BigBang2
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https://portal.ct.gov/-/media/Depart...D23Formpdf.pdf
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01-29-22 13:44 #1353Senior Member

Posts: 37FYI- RV PD Talks
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!
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01-29-22 13:04 #1352Senior Member

Posts: 202Rv
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!
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01-27-22 13:10 #1351Senior Member

Posts: 202Please 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.
Originally Posted by Lgkok
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01-27-22 06:35 #1350Senior Member

Posts: 809Pain areas: in the eyes, lower abdomen, pelvis, testicle, or vagina.
Originally Posted by Rich196
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Pain circumstances: can occur during sexual intercourse or during urination.
Groin: abnormal vaginal discharge, discharge from penis, or vaginal bleeding.
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01-26-22 16:30 #1349Senior Member

Posts: 1238I'm shocked! From a high volume shack?
Originally Posted by Lgkok
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01-22-22 21:15 #1348Senior Member

Posts: 110Covered to Be Safe
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.
Originally Posted by FreeJ702
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01-22-22 14:05 #1347Senior Member

Posts: 41Situational Dependency
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.
Originally Posted by FreeJ702
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01-19-22 21:19 #1346Senior Member

Posts: 77Glad to help
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.
Originally Posted by ShadeyMann
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