General Reports

**Efurufe** · 08-08-22 12:42

Originally Posted by BoboThe55 [View Original Post]

It seems to spread from the bisexuals. Even mentioning thus on the other board will get you banned. Heterosexual activities are much lower risk.

Not sure where you're getting this data, can you provide a source?

Here's how it spreads according to the CDC, and massage is included in the list:

https://www.cdc.gov/poxvirus/monkeyp...nsmission.html

**BoboThe55** · 08-07-22 17:13

Originally Posted by KnoxNenters [View Original Post]

I don't intend to start a fear-driven discussion. And it would be helpful if you didn't casually dismiss the risk, regardless of our backgrounds. From the little I've learned, it's mostly occurring in gay male circles at the moment. Sound familiar? Whether that's biased reporting or true, the WHO lists business that provide sexual services as high risk and the first that health departments should be prioritizing for screening. Once positive, you will be heavily investigated by our local health authorities, who will ask questions you probably won't want to answer.

This post was inspired by comments on RubMaps of someone commenting, "My neighbor works at Sea / KC public health. One of the area monkey pox infections occurred at a Seattle area massage parlor. ".

Here we go again.

It seems to spread from the bisexuals. Even mentioning thus on the other board will get you banned. Heterosexual activities are much lower risk.

**Regularity** · 08-07-22 17:01

Originally Posted by KnoxNenters [View Original Post]

I don't intend to start a fear-driven discussion. And it would be helpful if you didn't casually dismiss the risk, regardless of our backgrounds. From the little I've learned, it's mostly occurring in gay male circles at the moment. Sound familiar? Whether that's biased reporting or true, the WHO lists business that provide sexual services as high risk and the first that health departments should be prioritizing for screening. Once positive, you will be heavily investigated by our local health authorities, who will ask questions you probably won't want to answer.

This post was inspired by comments on RubMaps of someone commenting, "My neighbor works at Sea / KC public health. One of the area monkey pox infections occurred at a Seattle area massage parlor. ".

Here we go again.

You've brought up a good point. If I come down with it, and hopefully I don't, I will tell the authorities that I came down with it through nonsexual contact. There are cases of monkey pox that have been transmitted through non intimate contact already. And maybe if we tell authorities that we got it through casual contact, they will treat this situation with more urgency than they are now.

**KnoxNenters** · 08-07-22 15:42

I don't intend to start a fear-driven discussion. And it would be helpful if you didn't casually dismiss the risk, regardless of our backgrounds. From the little I've learned, it's mostly occurring in gay male circles at the moment. Sound familiar? Whether that's biased reporting or true, the WHO lists business that provide sexual services as high risk and the first that health departments should be prioritizing for screening. Once positive, you will be heavily investigated by our local health authorities, who will ask questions you probably won't want to answer.

This post was inspired by comments on RubMaps of someone commenting, "My neighbor works at Sea / KC public health. One of the area monkey pox infections occurred at a Seattle area massage parlor. ".

Here we go again.

**KitWalker1967** · 08-04-22 20:30

Originally Posted by WillShookSpear [View Original Post]

No; if you looked at the top of the screen it was a stored page from the Internet Wayback Machine.

Alright. I just assumed that was some BS they posted.

**Member #6240** · 08-04-22 17:18

Originally Posted by KitWalker1967 [View Original Post]

I believe that was a generic message.

No; if you looked at the top of the screen it was a stored page from the Internet Wayback Machine.

**Facials** · 08-04-22 16:31

Originally Posted by KitWalker1967 [View Original Post]

The same thing happened to me last night. I believe that was a generic message. The site is back up now.

If you use a VPN, some IP address' are banned because a troll used it.

They are using old technology.

**BBPornoGeek** · 08-04-22 13:14

Originally Posted by KitWalker1967 [View Original Post]

The same thing happened to me last night. I believe that was a generic message. The site is back up now.

It's a shortcut way to basically block access to the site. Bunch of amateurs running the site over there. Probably will get hacked again in a couple of months. LOL!

**KitWalker1967** · 08-04-22 10:45

Originally Posted by Router911 [View Original Post]

When I tried logging in it said my IP was banned.

The same thing happened to me last night. I believe that was a generic message. The site is back up now.

**Fudgsicle** · 08-04-22 02:53

Originally Posted by Router911 [View Original Post]

When I tried logging in it said my IP was banned.

That's really odd, it's back up for me fully now.

**Router911** · 08-04-22 02:33

Originally Posted by ScoobyBoo [View Original Post]

Here it goes again.

When I tried logging in it said my IP was banned.

**Irwin18** · 08-04-22 00:54

Originally Posted by Jdon77 [View Original Post]

Just wondering what experiences people have had on Seeking Arrangements. I keep hearing that most of the profiles are bots and at over $ for a 30 subscription it makes me wonder if that service is worth it.

Any info is appreciated.

I've had my best experiences in this hobby on SA. Some just want money for their looks. You weed them out and I found young, smart, funny, hot women. And a few psychos. You could wait for a sale. They've got like 20% off quite often.