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    Posts made by FlammeRouge

    • RE: Circumcision

      I've read an article and it debunked every positive aspect of being circumcised. Major aspect being that the circumcision itself can cause medical issues, and more than once babies have died during the procedure. Circumcision causes the head to dehydrate which basically numbs it, making it harder to reach orgasm (could be functional if you want to put more effort in pleasuring your partner). It's mostly just for aesthetics.

      I personally think that having foreskin is a good thing, there are more exciting things you can do with the uncircumcised kadoodle of your partner.

      posted in Health & Fitness
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    • RE: Self-sucking

      More people are flexible than others and have no problem doing it. I found it's easier to do if you lie on your back and put your knees right beside your head. Practice makes perfect, and eventually you will be able to perform autofellatio sitting in a chair. If you feel pain in your back, stop immediately and slowly assume a normal position.

      posted in Health & Fitness
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    • RE: Is bareback videos a culprit for AIDS?

      I'd like to believe they are relatively safe compared to the past. Most porn actors have received proper sex education and are regularly tested. If you do not know your status, you are not able to participate in bareback porn. There may be studios who don't abide by these recommendations (they're not rules, as far as I know).

      posted in HIV & AIDS
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    • RE: African Aids

      Education is poor in major parts of Africa, and so is sex ed. People are better off if they have a large family (and have more children). Furthermore protection is not widely available. Health organizations are trying to combat this by testing people and providing free protection and educating people.

      Giving woman more say and power also contributes to lower HIV infections and spread.

      It's also proven that people with sickle cell anemia (which is more common in Africa than in other parts of the world) may be immune to HIV, but I have no idea if they are also able to transmit the virus.

      And you seem to be posting a lot of topics on this particular subject. I am happy to provide you with more information, but don't you think you could compile all questions in the same topic in the relevant forum?

      posted in HIV & AIDS
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    • RE: Effects of HIV?

      Humane Immunodeficiency Virus, abbreviated as HIV is a virus that once, you are not seropositive anymore, attacks the dendritic cells, macrophages and T cells. The latter are important for your immune system, and you will be heavily compromised if you have none of these anymore. You are extremely vulnerable to diseases and may die of common viruses and bacteria if you are heavily immunocompromised. Medication will and may keep the virus in check, but the virus may mutate so certain medication won't be effective anymore after a time period. Seropositivity is where the virus is latent (sleeping in the cells of your body) and does not cause harm, you may not notice any symptoms but still may be able to infect partners through unprotected sex, sharing needles, or breastfeeding. Seropositivity may last several years, even longer, and then the virus will manifest itself. Depending on your lifestyle and battery of medicines you may live quite long, there may however be some side effects from the medicine you take in, such as nausea, anemia (abnormality in red blood cells), diarrhea, dizziness, fatigue, headaches, vomiting, pain and nerve problems and rash. Medicines may be cheaper or even free depending on where you live and on the healthcare you receive.

      There is a three month time window after infection before the presence of the virus can be tested. Even if your latest test within that time window says you're negative, but have had unprotected sex with someone you could still be infected.

      It is not a dead sentence indeed, and it may take some dedication to live more healthily and take all your medicines on time, and you may have to suffer a few side effects. The WHO has recommended people to take PrEP, which supposedly reduces the risk of contracting HIV by 92% if you have unprotected sex with a HIV infected person, this combined with good protection during sex, and the person is taking his medicines faithfully there is hardly any risk to engage in sexual contact. PrEP is already assigned to people if they are raped, and they have to use the medicine within 48 hours after sexual abuse and every day for a month. People who fear they have come in contact with bodily fluids of HIV infected people may also use the medicine, such as healthcare workers who interact with HIV patients. There are side effects to the medicine as well, since they're a diluted version of the regular HIV medicines (I'm not quite sure about this).

      So use protection when you have sex, use new needles, be careful with breastmilk (but I suppose we're no longer the age we need that anymore) and if you work in healthcare be careful of blood of patients. Get regularly tested if you have sex with strangers or with multiple persons, and if your healthcare system covers it (and if you really want to), take PrEP.

      posted in HIV & AIDS
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    • RE: Is drugs the usual cause for porn stars' death?

      I've found a couple of lists relating to porn star's death:

      http://thekbh.org/dead_hos.htm (Extremely untrustworthy and demeaning)
      http://everything2.com/title/Leading+causes+of+death+among+porn+stars
      http://www.rame.net/faq/deadporn/ (probably the most extensive and more trustworthy one)

      Leading causes are medical complications, AIDS, and suicide. Suicide by overdose is around 10% of all cases, and a few are unknown causes.

      posted in Chit Chat
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    • RE: Is bareback videos a culprit for AIDS?

      Poor education / awareness is a more serious culprit. I've heard from a public health sex worker, whom I had a talk with very recently, is that gay teenagers think it's okay to have unprotected sex and actually getting infected with HIV isn't that serious. If you're already infected you don't have to use condoms, inside condoms, dental dams, gloves and the like, and that would be completely fine, and that there would be little to no reason for concern whatsoever, it's just that once you're not seropositive anymore you'll have to use medication. So these teens try to get infected with HIV purposefully. One of these methods is bareback sex, but oral sex and any other activity which causes exchange of bodily fluids also transmit HIV.

      In my opinion, that is a horrible thing to do. You'll easily infect unaware sex partners with the virus, and cause grief to them and the people close to them.

      Sure enough, trace amounts of HIV and other STD's have a time window before they can be detected, and if you have protected sex in that time window (And you think you're clean) you can infect other sex partners through unprotected sex.

      Good sex education can prevent a lot of trouble. And getting tested regularly, too.

      posted in HIV & AIDS
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    • RE: If semen/blood is exposed to air, there is no chance of AIDS?

      It's true that the AIDS virus will die fairly quickly when it is exposed to air. Transmittance of HIV may occur through exchange of bodily fluids. Such can still occur if you happen to have a cut where your partner's ejaculate lands. I have no idea whether the contact time of the semen to the air, while it is flying (or whatever) is long enough to kill off all the viruses before it comes in contact with the wound. My guess is that the chance is extremely small to get infected this way.

      It's better to consult someone who may be more knowledgeable on this. On the site of AIDS Vancouver Island I found a free confidential hotline where you can ask your question: 1-800-665-2437

      posted in HIV & AIDS
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    • RE: What is scientology?

      Hubbard published the book Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental health in which he criticizes homosexuality and views it as a bodily illness and a sexual perversion. He states that homosexuals have no redeeming social value.

      There were instances where homosexuals were given therapy to 'cure' them of overt homosexuality.

      Some time later Hubbard said he had rather distanced himself from the viewpoint that Scientology could dictate one's sexuality.

      I do not know people in my immediate environment who follow these teachings, but I do know that they have to be secretive of their religion, since they've signed a contract of some sorts and paid quite a sum of money to become a member of Scientology. From what I've read they've got the same viewpoints on same-gender relationships as strict Christians, something that Scientology will definitely try to contradict. But well, actions speak louder than words.

      posted in Religion & Philosophy
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    • Prostate massagers

      I've been meaning to buy a prostate massager for a while, but I don't know where to start. I've checked out various kinds (regular ones and vibrating ones) and I've read reviews of them, if any. I've seen positive points as well as negative points, so it's difficult to settle for one.

      Have any of you have had good experiences with a particular kind of prostate massager, and would be willing to share some details and tips? Are there also some things I should be looking out for?

      posted in Porn
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    • RE: The Ginger Haired Man Thread

      At first I thought this was some kind of topic to uncover fellow ginger members on here.
      But now I know where to look for if I want to check out fellow-haired men. :crazy2:

      posted in Porn
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    • RE: Ratio

      Mijn ratio is op dit moment 7.11 maar dit gaat lager worden als ik niets zou uploaden. Ik zou wel wat willen uploaden, maar veel staat al in de lijst met torrents. Wat is dan het handigste om te doen?

      Zelf filmpjes maken en uploaden?
      Moet je lef voor hebben, heb ik niet 😉

      Ik kan natuurlijk zelf zoeken op internet en filmpjes van blogs plukken, deze filmpjes dan omzetten in een .torrent en uploaden naar hier? Aangezien de description bij uploads best uitgebreid moet zijn is krijgen de makers wel credit, op deze manier, dacht ik. Zonder toestemming vragen vind ik eigenlijk niet aardig.

      Verder heb ik een een bestand gedownload, de torrentclient heb ik verwijderd omdat ik deze niet handig was en utorrent geïnstalleerd, de lijst met torrents is dus leeg, dus ik seed waarschijnlijk dat ene bestand niet meer, oeps. Wat kan ik doen? Reseeden gevonden, ik moest de site nog beter verkennen.

      posted in Nederlands (Dutch)
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    • RE: Gebeurt hier nog wat ?

      Ik ben ook nieuw, ik ben op het moment de site nog een beetje aan het verkennen. Dat belooft wat.

      Ikzelf ben 21, en ben sinds een paar maanden uit de kast, dus een beetje verkennen hoort erbij.

      Groetjes!

      posted in Nederlands (Dutch)
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