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10-22-24 09:24 #1735Senior Member

Posts: 169Lulu
Holy shit. She has sores on her lips, needle marks on her arms and pictures of rapid HIV tests in her ad. Not even with my worst enemy's dick.
Originally Posted by SnarkDog54
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10-17-24 11:24 #1734Banned Member

Posts: 22Tested positive for chlamydia as well
Not going to speculate as well but once I started feeling burning urination I decided to put myself on the bench and get tested. Best to suit up boys.
Originally Posted by Bawall69
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10-11-24 14:01 #1733Senior Member

Posts: 563JoeyNuts is right on. I have a SO, and I don't go down on working girls and I don't even do BBBJ because it is too much risk and too much to lose for me. When getting older, rubbers suck and I am getting to the point that I have hard time getting hard with rubber. CBJ is not doing much for me. Already using 003 condom. Anyway, it sucks but that's life especially for non-single dude.
Originally Posted by JoeyNuts
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10-11-24 13:41 #1732Senior Member

Posts: 456What a great thread. Question about DATY. Can anyone recommend an antibiotic that can cure most bacterial issues that might originate from DATY bare? Thanks for any thoughts.
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10-11-24 13:18 #1731Senior Member

Posts: 151It's about the odds
If you're eating out sex worker puss it's only a mater of time, you will definitely catch an STD. What if the odds were 5% on doing it just once? If you were jumping out of a plane and they told you the parachute works 95% of the time would you jump? I wouldn't but maybe you would. The more you do it, the more likely you're going to go splat. It's just math.
Originally Posted by Ts123
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And remember, it's not just your behavior it's that of every pervert who has come inside her holes before you and all of the other hoes they've done that with ... the multiplier is crazy ... and most of these girls are HIGH VOLUME PROSTITUTES who engage in very risky behavior EVERY DAY. They're not the brightest, I've had some tell me they aren't worried about STDs because they take a shower every day - really. That volume and casual attitude about hygiene ups the ante significantly. In the past when I was younger and dumber, I have caught chlamydia despite using condoms - it happens a lot more than you think. And good luck when your wife/gf goes to her gynecologist and they tell her she has chlamydia. And that's just one STD, which has exploded recently in terms of the number of people who get it ... there are others as mentioned to be wary of.
Hey, if you're a single dude with no GF, fewer consequences, less to lose and maybe you don't care (you should); I don't know your situation and of course that factors in with risk-aversion or not. If you are married, have a GF, have shit to lose .. I would advise not doing going down on sex workers and when you fuck them ALWAYS use rubbers and even then you aren't 100% shielded from STDs. But if you do that vs bareback, oral on prostitutes etc .. you're lowering your risk significantly. Again, math.
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10-10-24 18:54 #1730Regular Member

Posts: 11Hmmm.
Yeah, I hear what you are saying, I guess I just thought that if DATY / DATO was causing problems that we would hear more about it forums like this. Maybe people are and I just have a false sense of security. I would love to hear of people (or who know of people) who were practicing safe FS that ran into trouble doing other things.
Originally Posted by JoeyNuts
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10-10-24 18:38 #1729Senior Member

Posts: 131No worries
Those STI's are really nothing to worry about, because they are all easily treated with antibiotics. Get a Hep B vaccination in advance so that you are completely protected from that, and you are golden. Even the other stuff, like Hep C, AIDS, and Herpes are quite easily managed with medications these days.
Originally Posted by JoeyNuts
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10-10-24 16:15 #1728Senior Member

Posts: 589Right? This hag is getting way too much attention, even though it's mostly negative. I would seriously not let her anywhere near my schwanz if someone paid me. Please go away!
Originally Posted by Sparkish
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10-10-24 15:17 #1727Senior Member

Posts: 151Really?
B / C many STIs, including chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis, can be spread through oral sex. And with sex workers, like AMP girls who may be taking 10 loads from mongers per day, multiply the risks significantly. A lot of them get / have STDs. If you are married or have a SO and even if you don't. Not worth the risk. Have your fun but be smart.
Originally Posted by Ts123
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10-10-24 14:53 #1726Senior Member

Posts: 158It's reactive
The first box is the result of the test and the second box is what it should be. First box is reactive so it's a positive rpr. It's odd they don't put a titer on the sheet but it's positive.
Originally Posted by Sparkish
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10-10-24 14:05 #1725Senior Member

Posts: 894You're reading her results incorrectly. All testing has some kind of range or default. Anything that should not be in your body should have a negative or zero value. For instance, if you went to a doctor and they tested you for alcohol, then the default is zero because alcohol should NOT be in your body. If you look at the other tests that she had performed, chlamydia and gonorrhea, the default or acceptable value is NEGATIVE and her results are "negative". For the RPR, the default result or normal result is "non-reactive" which is correct, that result should be non-reactive since the normal state for mankind / womankind is non-reactive or negative for that test. Therefore, her result should be considered positive although a confirmation test is necessary to be sure that the result is truly positive. I read the Labcorp and Healthline web sites last night for more information and a lot of things can cause an RPR test to have a result of Reactive including IV drug use, which she appears to be a member among that group (according to her records on coreduvalclerk.com). A recent COVID vaccination also appears to potentially cause falsely positive RPR test. She posted her own name so I'm not saying anything that isn't readily available online. Hopefully, it's just a false positive. If someone on this board is friends with her, you might encourage her to post any confirmatory results that she may have and which should have been ordered as a result of the "reactive" result for the original RPR. That might alleviate any fears that may have arisen to her earlier post. Just my two cents.
Originally Posted by Sparkish
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Shaggy.
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10-10-24 11:47 #1724Senior Member

Posts: 628I think it's Non-reactive
The way I'm reading that sheet is that word Reactive there is a label for that data point and NON-REACTIVE in all caps is the value, thus this is a negative for Syphilis. Why would she post it otherwise? But as another poster pointed out, there's an even better reason to avoid this one. She ugly.
Originally Posted by Dan1978
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10-09-24 19:10 #1723Senior Member

Posts: 452Reactive to rpr means syphillis. It's hard to read but looks like reactive is highlighted. Dummy told on herself 😂.
Originally Posted by LobsterClit
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10-09-24 16:14 #1722Senior Member

Posts: 68Fun size
Isn't reactive on the last one a bad thing?
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10-02-24 10:53 #1721Senior Member

Posts: 53False positive
I got tested at a walk in clinic last December just to be safe and everything came back clean but HSV-2. Never had any symptoms and never did it raw. It felt like the world was ending until I learned that blood test for hsv2 could yield false positives when the igg test is used and you're in a low positive range. I got retested at another place where they used a more sensitive test instead of a walk in clinic and came back as a false positive. Never been more relieved in my life, however I haven't been in the hobby since because of it. I only ever go to AMPs and always wrap it up, never even got a BBBJ, but I'm still worried about actually catching HSV-2. Is there a way to avoid getting it entirely or is it just vigilance?










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