Safe Sex Information and Advice

**Throwawayhok89** · 04-03-23 21:44

Originally Posted by SteveTandberg [View Original Post]

How do you guys avoid or control STDs, particularly Gon. And Chl. After partaking in BBFS for over 15 years with k girls, finally got stung with the Chl. No symptoms. Nothing. Showed up on my physical which I was overdue on taking an std test. Now, doing my doses of doxycycline. My research shows that no matter how much or many precautions you take, one guy, giving the girls Chyl will spoil the fun for everyone until that girl gets tested and takes a break with Doxy. There's some preliminary tests that show taking Doxy after BBFS might help decrease the chances but it is quite preliminary and was a test using gay men.

Here are some Prelim #s on transmission

A person will not contract chlamydia every time they have sex with someone with the infection. In a 2020 study, researchers developed a model for estimating how likely a person is to get chlamydia from a partner with the infection. Using two different sets of data, this model gave the following per-partnership transmission rates:

male to female: 32.1% and 34.9%
female to male: 21.4% and 4.6%

Any ideas or suggestions or is it condom city from now on?

Bless your stars that it was only chl and not anything else. You'd have to think about your risk tolerance as a monger. I always wrap my monkey when participating in this hobby. Discuss with your MD if PreP is something you'd like to initiate. It won't protect you from the bacterial sti, but significantly decreases your chances of contracting HIV.

**SteveTandberg** · 04-03-23 21:17

How do you guys avoid or control STDs, particularly Gon. And Chl. After partaking in BBFS for over 15 years with k girls, finally got stung with the Chl. No symptoms. Nothing. Showed up on my physical which I was overdue on taking an std test. Now, doing my doses of doxycycline. My research shows that no matter how much or many precautions you take, one guy, giving the girls Chyl will spoil the fun for everyone until that girl gets tested and takes a break with Doxy. There's some preliminary tests that show taking Doxy after BBFS might help decrease the chances but it is quite preliminary and was a test using gay men.

Here are some Prelim #s on transmission

A person will not contract chlamydia every time they have sex with someone with the infection. In a 2020 study, researchers developed a model for estimating how likely a person is to get chlamydia from a partner with the infection. Using two different sets of data, this model gave the following per-partnership transmission rates:

male to female: 32.1% and 34.9%
female to male: 21.4% and 4.6%

Any ideas or suggestions or is it condom city from now on?

**WalterOne23** · 03-31-23 04:19

Hey folks! I'd like to get PreP but I don't want a written statement of coverage from my insurance saying they paid for Truvada.

What are the options?

A) get everything done (visit, lab) using a false name and address via online doctor and pick up the Rx at a brick and mortar pharmacy (do they ask for your insurance card or DL / identification even if uninsured fake person?

OR.

B) find an online pharmacy that doesn't need a prescription to ship you a box of pills? (I don't know any?

Can you advise where to get Prep without an Rx, or at least without risking my SO finding out?

W1.

**FarFarAway** · 03-28-23 16:13

I don't agree w / everything there, specifically concerning Herpes. There is Type 1 and Type 2. I don't think he differentiated them.

Type 1 is cold sores, etc. It is readily transmitted, from drinking from a glass after another person who is infected, kissing, etc. The seroprevalence on this one in the US population is high, something like. It is not necessarily a STD, even though Type 1 is typically included in STD panels that are gotten from labs and doctors.

Type 2 is genital herpes. Often terribly painful for women, often asymptomatic for men. I believe the seroprevalence for this one is something like 1/6. This is considered an STD. And as an incurable viral disease, I would recommend strongly not ever getting this. I personally do so by declining any contact whatsoever with anyone who has HSV Type 2.

If you would like, go to the CDC website and look at the demographic info concerning which folks are more likely to have these. I won't get into any discussion of ethnicity, don't want to start any flame wars. It is definitely true that the incidence increases with age, so yet another reason to like banging younger girls.

**Fujii08** · 03-21-23 19:37

Originally Posted by TrialnError [View Original Post]

Honestly, if this is your first time doing BBFS and you're questioning if you should or shouldn't, just play it safe and do cfs for peace of mind. She could get a negative test result today but by the time you see her she might have banged a bunch of guys BBFS again. Doing BBFS is always a risk and that's a risk some mongers are willing to take. There's no right or wrong it's a choice you ultimately have to make and weigh out if it's worth taking a chance or not.

TrialnError bro. Your answer is very Point. I liked.

**Fujii08** · 03-21-23 19:31

Originally Posted by YoursTruly808 [View Original Post]

Does anyone know if mama at this place require the girls to get frequent STD tests? I assume they do and if mama finds that if any of them has STD or STI then they can't work, but I don't want to make assumptions.

Good Question. My Country Japan soap land sex place they have to shewing Manager every week STD test. If no showing no can't work. I remember Girl told me. So pretty much safe.

But here mostly uncover And no results.

**HappyDave** · 03-14-23 09:23

Originally Posted by ClaraForever [View Original Post]

Is there any health insurance that does not nag when a client take std test every week?

It's just an assumption. Seems theses girls rotate a lot based on time of the month and accessibility to the fun hole. Some places like the RI spas are 100% FS with every girl. Massachusetts has a mix, lots of HJ only a few FS and a Sprinkle of YMMV. Had several occasions at YMMV where the girl had rotated out of a FS spa and was filling in or was a well known FS provider, not time of the month but would not allow any access to the fun hole. Most the girls are very good at precautions but given how many guys they screw in a day you know odds are sooner or later they catch something. Warts especially a condom won't help and herpes depends where they have it.

**ClaraForever** · 03-13-23 14:50

Originally Posted by YoursTruly808 [View Original Post]

Does anyone know if mama at this place require the girls to get frequent STD tests? I assume they do and if mama finds that if any of them has STD or STI then they can't work, but I don't want to make assumptions.

Is there any health insurance that does not nag when a client take std test every week?

**TrialnError** · 03-13-23 03:06

Originally Posted by YoursTruly808 [View Original Post]

Does anyone know if mama at this place require the girls to get frequent STD tests? I assume they do and if mama finds that if any of them has STD or STI then they can't work, but I don't want to make assumptions.

Honestly, if this is your first time doing BBFS and you're questioning if you should or shouldn't, just play it safe and do cfs for peace of mind. She could get a negative test result today but by the time you see her she might have banged a bunch of guys BBFS again. Doing BBFS is always a risk and that's a risk some mongers are willing to take. There's no right or wrong it's a choice you ultimately have to make and weigh out if it's worth taking a chance or not.

**LocaLoppa** · 03-13-23 01:58

Bro--get one other thread for you in this forum. Please get tested and be happy. Like COVID, testing is free at the clinic.

Originally Posted by YoursTruly808 [View Original Post]

Does anyone know if mama at this place require the girls to get frequent STD tests? I assume they do and if mama finds that if any of them has STD or STI then they can't work, but I don't want to make assumptions.

**YoursTruly808** · 03-13-23 01:19

Does anyone know if mama at this place require the girls to get frequent STD tests? I assume they do and if mama finds that if any of them has STD or STI then they can't work, but I don't want to make assumptions.

**RossJames** · 03-09-23 16:10

Originally Posted by TommyBB [View Original Post]

Has anyone here ever gotten STD or UTI from BBBJ? PM if needed. I am concerned.

Yes. Despite being covered. Unprotected Oral definitely opens you up to SDT's and I have had them regularly, over the years. They are easily removed as most are bacterial infections which respond quickly to Antibiotics.

Stay safe.

RJ.

**Mikaeles** · 03-09-23 16:02

Me personally no, I have a friend from when I was at UCF who claims he contracted gonorrhoea from oral sex I believe him because he was religious and didn't want to have full intercourse before marriage so when he would hook up with girl from campus they would only do oral sex. Kinda strange but hey he was an odd person anyways in my opinion. That is the only instance I have ever heard of.

Originally Posted by TommyBB [View Original Post]

Has anyone here ever gotten STD or UTI from BBBJ? PM if needed. I am concerned.

**TommyBB** · 03-09-23 15:54

Has anyone here ever gotten STD or UTI from BBBJ? PM if needed. I am concerned.

**ClosetPervert9** · 02-27-23 21:35

Originally Posted by WalnutDoor84 [View Original Post]

I've never penetrated any of these providers, only gotten dome. When I got tested, the doc told me its extremely rare and difficult to contract HIV from a BJ. It doesn't transmit through saliva. But if she has bleeding gums and it gets into your blood stream then you may catch it. Luckily lots of these girls don't have teeth.

However, he did warn that you can contract Herpes Type I on your genitals if the chick has a cold sore on her mouth. I never learned that in school. They only talked about Herpes Type II from genital-to-genital contact.

Originally Posted by Queer3 [View Original Post]

Who's diagnosing these girls? I'm tricking with about half of them and have been tested twice this year. Both times negative like a MFer.

There's no male tests for f hpv/ genital warts, your doctor won't test you for herpes either. You have to wait for signs to show and get them looked at / tested. So if you have either dormant in you, your 10 panel doesnt include those by default.. Getting herpes in part has to do if there is an ongoing outbreak and if that outbreak is shedding. Herpes in the mouth shed way less. Its not conclusive but its believed that you don't need much shedding to raise the infectious rate. Penis herpes shed at something like 60% of the time you're in an outbreak and a vagina at something like 80%. That said it's easier to give herpes to woman than it is to get it from a woman. something to the tune of 25% easier overall

There's data to suggest the chances of getting hiv through piv is 1/18th for both parties when one is positive. While not zero the chance of getting it orally (both giving or receiving) is very low. Something to the effect of 1/8000 which is why the majority of hiv comes from dirty needles, anal, and piv.

It's worth getting the hpv vaccine and the hepatitis vaccines as they will last a life time and pretty much give you a real good chance at rejecting either should they fancy your penis a visit. Herpes is the one you have to worry about.

So many people have it and don't know it that while it's reported that about half of all americans and 1/3 of all the world have it. It's thought that the true numbers sit at around 66% of all people have it and some more radicle models even predict 3/4 people have it.

There is also data that suggest the body is capable of clearing hpv on it's on. While there is no cure, and some people will have life long issues with genital warts, some people will have out breaks and their body will clear it, similar to how the body clears hepatitis in a year or two after you get sick. However, since we don't have a way to test for hpv, there's no way to prove this conclusively. Herpes unfortunately, doesn't work the same way.

TL: DR most stds are curable, 2 (potentially 4) incurables can be cleared by your body after a few years. The remaining stds are treatable and you can live a full life so you won't die (usually) but if you catch one. Stop mongering and be more careful for the rest of your life. STDs are common but hiv is relatively difficult to contract. Herpes is a fair bit easier to catch. That said, don't taunt the reaper. At least not with your dick out.