I'm not quite sure what to say there… I don't know of any such thing to make it thicker, however I do know of such things to reduce the amount and frequency.... unfortunately

Posts made by MrMazda
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RE: Cum Issues
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Why Weed is Better Than SEX!
The title of the thread should say it all for this video
hxxp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxRvBWWkou8
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RE: Macho Fucker Vids
I concur… This seems to be one "downside" as it were to such videos unfortunately.
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RE: Would An HIV-Killing Sex Gel Encourage Widespread Barebacking?
6.5" uncut and relatively thick with an upward curve (that only adds to the sensation and makes it feel bigger), and go up to 7" just before I cum and don't go back down until a short while afterwords. It makes for an intense sensation, so I've been told.
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RE: Strange stats
If I'm not mistaken, it's a server glitch created by a number of factors including the great server crash of 2010… That's the short version.
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RE: Have been gone and i apoligize for not checking in more often.
Don't feel bad… Sometimes we all get a little distracted and back-logged sometimes. It's just the way the ball bounces.
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RE: Would An HIV-Killing Sex Gel Encourage Widespread Barebacking?
What can I say? Sometimes with a size like mine, being the only guy to have ever popped my bf's cherry, it can make for a sweet sweet pleasure, and sometimes a pillow princess… :whistle:
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RE: Would An HIV-Killing Sex Gel Encourage Widespread Barebacking?
We kind of flip-flop. Most of the time I am the bottom. Believe it or not, but for a number of reasons, the risk to the top is actually substantially less than the risk of transmission to the bottom.
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RE: Would An HIV-Killing Sex Gel Encourage Widespread Barebacking?
I hope that responsible men will keep playing safe, after all it doesn't guarantee 100% protection against HIV.
Although it is true that it does not provide a 100% guarantee that HIV transmission will not occur, I can see it becoming a popular product based on the fact that some people want to take every reasonable step possible to prevent HIV infection. I know for sure with my partner and I, it is something that we would definitely use just for the simple fact that I am HIV+ and do NOT want to be responsible for transmitting it to my partner, although we're aware that it is a risk that we must keep in mind. He is the ONLY exception to my condom rule, as we've had a long and in-depth conversation in a very graphic nature, and I made him read Managing Your Health (available online at hxxp://www.catie.ca/myh) and have a full in-depth discussion about what he would inevitably go through if he were to become HIV+ as a result of that decision prior to allowing the exception to the rule to be made.
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Gonna Be an Uncle!
So… I just found out yesterday that I'm gonna be an uncle. WOOHOO!!! Take a look @ the image results from 13 weeks in
:cheers: FOR ME!! What do you think?
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RE: Would An HIV-Killing Sex Gel Encourage Widespread Barebacking?
I can see that causing a lot of controversy just given the nature of what it is.
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RE: HPV Vaccine for men
:funny2: :rotfl: :funny2: :rotfl: :funny2: :rotfl: :funny2:
Most of the things that add to the cost of the ride are covered by the province's healthcare system. That's likely the big reason for the difference in the price.
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RE: HPV Vaccine for men
… He was happy to order it for me but the federal and state governments had decided I had no need for it. Current legislation only allows for children to be vaccinated with public funds, and of course private insurance won't pay for it outright, regardless of age. ...
... Anyway the vaccine cost around $200 plus whatever my doctor is going to charge to inject me with it. But I'm still glad I'm having it done. ...
Welcome to reasons why I'm glad that I live in Canada. As a Canadian covered under the Ontario Healthcare Insurance Program (OHIP), which is available to all residents of Ontario who are either Canadian citizens, or are landed immigrants, such things are covered. About the only thing that isn't is the mere $50 fee for an ambulance.
For residents in other provinces or territories, the equivalent to OHIP in their province flips the bill as this "universal system" is available to ALL Canadian citizens or immigrants, regardless of the province in which they reside.