Posts made by MrMazda

So I recently moved out to my trailer in the back yard so that I can have a private space of my own and have a real bed instead of a living room couch, and I must say, I´m a little confused. Let me start by saying that I have a super custom setup. I have two DSL lines on two DSL modems, which get strung together through my server. On a separate network card, I run my wireless router in the house. The issue that I had was that the WiFi would reach to the front of the trailer just fine, but once you got into the trailer, the signal was too weak. so… I took matters into my own hands and strapped a WiFi repeater to the front of the trailer to make sure that I had a strong enough and fast enough signal to use inside the trailer. Now... Here´s where it gets interesting...

I haven´t tried it from the main WiFi, but when I´m in the trailer and I use the default MTU setting of 1500, I can establish a connection to GT.ru, but then it times out in the ¨Establishing Secure Connection¨ stage, regardless of the browser that I use. I also seem to have a great deal of difficulty with HTTP 502 errors with the default MTU. If however I change my MTU down to 1400, I can connect to everything no problem and I´m all set to go full speed ahead.

Can anyone shed some light oh why this might be? Has anyone else had this problem, or is it something specific to my customized WiFi network?

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Just remember… If you're using a VPN, the only thing that your provider can see is the total amount of data transferred. Who is to say that you do not run a server of some sort, say for a home based business? While upload totals may be tell-a-tale that you're distributing content out to the internet, they cannot be used to determine exactly what that content was. That's the beautiful thing about VPN traffic.

Also, I'm glad I'm in Canada where the laws surrounding that kind of thing are much more sane than they are in the United States.

@samiderwish:

u can make just safe sex

Define "safe" sex… Science has shown that having sex without a condom with someone who is HIV+ but has an undetectable viral load is actually safer than having sex with a condom with a person who is HIV+ and has a high viral load. For this reason, "safe" is a matter of interpretation or perspective, given a sufficient amount of proven scientific fact.

That's a bit of a loaded question, really. The exact risk factors for transmission of HIV are largely dependant on a number of factors. The biggest of these factors being the viral load of the person with HIV. While it is true that the majority of cases within North America are individuals who are on the medications and as such, maintain an undetectable viral load, this does not account for the population as a whole. There is an alarming number of people out there who either refuse to take their medications for a variety of reasons. One of the most startling is the desire to increase their viral load to infect as many people as possible. Assuming that you're dealing with someone who is honest with you and discloses that they are HIV+, one of the key questions you may want to ask is "Are you undetectable?". If they're not undetectable, that doesn't mean that you'll definitely catch HIV, however as a general rule, the higher the viral load, the higher the risk.

Also, when you're HIV+ or dealing with an HIV+ partner who is coinfected with another STI, the presence of HIV does elevate your overall risk for contraction of another STI during sexual activity. Assuming that you're only dealing with honest people (which I would like to believe is most of the time), the overall risks are usually rather "safe", even without a condom as long as the viral load of the person in question is undetectable. Some studies out there even seem to suggest that a viral load as high as 30,000 is still a rather low risk. And lastly, the type of activity you are doing will also impact the risk involved. For example, oral sex as a general rule has the lower risks, whereas anal or vaginal sex will have a significantly higher risk involved.

Actually, there are two distinctly different types of HIV strains. There is Type 1, which is more common within North America. This is the strain often thought to have originated in California. Type 2 on the other hand is often said to be the "African AIDS" virus. They are distinctly different in their overall makeup as to have their own unique characteristics and traits, while essentially consisting of the same base virus. Of each type there are several different variations as the virus mutates over time…. So in reality, there is no single root origin of the HIV virus. Each type is thought to have originated in a different geographical region when it first appeared. Do not be fooled though, as HIV had many names long before it was known as HIV. GRID (Gay Related Infectious Disease) was one such name.

The general working theory as to the two different types is similar to how the differences between the white man and the black man's skin pigmentation and facial features originated. It is thought to be an evolutionary adaptation to the localized climate to its geographical origin. So... Before we can discuss the "origin" of the virus itself, we must first be specific as to what type (or "race") of the virus that we're referring to. While such instances are not very common, it is in theory possible to be infected with both Type 1 and Type 2 HIV. I know of at least one person off the top of my head who is coinfected in this manner. They can make for the most unique cases. Such cases however are not very common, but they can occur.

@duyduk:

once a year as it's required at work

What?!?! Where do you work? Depending on the circumstances, I would be inclined to say that's a violation of your rights and your privacy because your medical history in that regard has no bearing on anyone else in the workplace, unless you're dealing with open wounds, without proper universal precautions.

@sintor:

Nope they think im still innocent  ;D

If you're on this site and in this forum, you're far from innocent :lolp:

I concur with all of the above… When it comes to having ffun, it's leather all the way!

Now for things like watersports on the other hand, rubber all the way!  :hehe:

I honestly cannot say that I have ever had any fear of anal sex. That's largely why it was never a problem for me. I forget where I read up on it, but there have actually been studies done around the subject and interestingly enough, they all noted that the state of mind of the bottom is directly related to the level of pain (if any) that they will experience. For individuals who went into the experience with the fear that it was going to be painful, the results all indicated that they experienced a certain level of pain. By the same token, they also all noted that the individuals who went into the situation with a relaxed frame of mind, their body also relaxed accordingly, and as such, they did not appear to have a painful experience.

So… With that being said, I would suggest trying to relax yourself, as this has been scientifically proven to be an effective method. Also, as someone who is well experienced with the world of all things anal, I would strongly suggest two different things for your first experience. They are:

1. Due to the added and uneven pressure that fecal matter along your insides can create during anal sex, I would strongly recommend that you fast for 24 hours prior to your sexual experience (fluids are ok though). This will help to make sure that your upper GI tract can empty itself out, as not to add any additional pressure that may cause pain or discomfort during the process. While this is by no means necessary, it can substantially help in reducing or eliminating any discomfort you may experience as your insides shift during the process of the sexual encounter.

2. Make use of a shower-shot[nb]Such as the one illustrated on Fort Troff at http://www.forttroff.com/product/32001.html[/nb] or an improvised method (like removing the shower head from the hose) to clean out your bowels. This process will slowly help you to relax the different muscle groups before you begin, and it will also ensure that any fecal matter in your general lower region will not add any uneven pressure to your insides in the process, which for some, can be rather uncomfortable. The key goal is to fill your inside with water at a slow and controlled rate to help slowly apply slight pressure to the general area, then expel the water and anything else that comes out with it. From there, it is recommended that you repeat the process a few more times or  until you are left with nothing but water. This will also prevent the rather "shitty" smell, or the "mud valley" that often comes with the world of anal sex.

Lastly, when bottoming for the first time, I would be inclined to recommend that you "sit on it" so to speak. This ensures that you as the bottom are in full control and can let your insides begin to relax before you continue to insert. Remember… As the top, you cannot feel where or if the bottom is in pain or discomfort, but as the bottom in control for the first time, you can use your own senses to your advantage to help you guide it in at a pace that's comfortable for you. Also, as strange as this may sound, an uncut dick (especially with bareback) will often feel more comfortable for the simple reason of the added maneuverability in and out that the foreskin provides. Just a heads up.  :cool2:

As a general rule, I have observed that it takes a good bottom to make a good top. If you have an experienced top who can also bottom like a champ (such as myself), you may be surprised at how easily that they can manage to get themselves in part way, then work your hole to relax it until it sucks in their whole shaft. Above all else, be sure to relax yourself... It will go a long way in the end.

I do have some videos that do contain body worship, including pits, but nothing specific to just a video of pits.

As for my preferences, I prefer well trimmed hair when going at a set of pits, but when I'm in full piggy mode, I just don't care. When it comes to a sexual scene, the #1 biggest no-no is wearing any kind of deodorant or antiperspirant, as all such products make for a rather unpleasant artificial chemical taste. Simply shower, then let your pits go au-natural until you work up enough foreplay to get them freshly ripe and I'm like a pig in heat. Simply put, I like a man that smells like a man, rather than an artificial chemical fragrance of any kind. The taste of the natural pit sweat, along with the smell drives me wild. In fact, if the chemistry is right, I sometimes find it to be a better rush than even poppers.

Most of the people that I know have sex before they go to bed. A good portion of them (myself included) wake up in the morning at their sexual peak. Science has proven that your most effective time of arousal, or your "peak period" for sexual activity is first thing in the morning. This is why most guys will wake up with a raging morning wood. When I was with my last ex (with whom I'm still very good friends), we had a bit of a flip-flop routine. At the very least, at bedtime, it was my turn to relieve his urges, then come the morning when I would awake with my usual raging morning wood, I would wake him by lubing up with spit, then sliding my dick in to begin.

This of course was not always the only time we had sex though. On many occasions, we would randomly have sex throughout the day. This did not happen every day though… only a lot of the time. The morning and bedtime sex though was pretty well a daily occurrence.

I can say with complete confidence that you're clearly looking in all the wrong places. Age wise, I was where you are at now 10 years ago. It may be that in your general physical region of your country people have a set mentality, but I can assure you that if you travel around a bit, you'll find many people who are more than willing to have some play time. Even with the weight I have gained, causing me to lose my self-sense of sexy, I found that by changing venues, I got a very different result.

I have a much more sadistic mind with that… If one hole is too sore, that's ok.... Every good boi knows that they have TWO holes for a reason  >:D

@sintor: I see two problems with your configuration… Problem #1 is that you randomize the port on each uTorrent start up. This is problematic because you need to have the port in TCP and UDP open between your router and your computer. I would strongly suggest picking a port and sticking to it, then making sure that said port in both TCP and UDP is properly forwarded to your computer. This should go a long way.

I wish I could be of assistance on this point, but it seems that this is new territory for me. I have never actually seen this error message before.  :blownose:

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