Posts made by MrMazda

I think one of (or both of) the two of you may be a little confused. There is a HUGE difference between PEP (Post Exposure Prophylaxis) and PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis). The big difference is:

PrEP: This is what is used as the pre-exposure to HIV medication. The other common drug that is used is Prezista, which is similar to the old 3TC medication. The Prezista is commonly used as a secondary follow up (or morning after pill) to the Truvada before exposure, however is more often used as a PEP

PEP: This is the term used for the treatment that is used post-seroconversion. Among these many drugs include Truvada and Prezista, however this is the category in which you will find all the other HIV medications listed in. They're specifically for post-exposure use. This is very different than the use of Truvada as a pre-exposure prevention.

All this being said, which of the two exactly are we talking about here?

Allow me to shed some light on that…. There has been nothing that scientifically proves that HIV is present in pre-cum. Let's be very clear about that.  :panic:

Regardless of whether or not HIV is present in pre-cum, there has never been so much as one documented case of HIV transmission through oral sex alone (and believe me... such things ARE tracked). I will agree that the viral load of the partner who is HIV+ plays a role in the risk assessment. Several accredited studies have now been done specifically to quantify the risk associated with bareback sex among gay men. The troubling problem that they each and every one of the studies has had so far is that not one of them has been able to even reasonably suggest that there has been even one case of HIV transmission from a partner with an undetectable viral load to another individual.

Simply put, the lower the viral load, the lower the risk. If not even one case of transmission has happened even with repeated bareback sex when one partner is undetectable, it would certainly stand to reason that the future studies that are under way to test the theory that you cannot transmit the virus if undetectable are likely to be quite promising. I myself have NEVER used a condom since I have been undetectable and can still proudly say that with several years of repeated bareback sex with some partners who are not HIV+, I have NEVER transmitted HIV to another person. Several years of this same result from my own experience can confirm that I too have accomplished the same end result.

As someone who has been living with HIV for nearly 6 years now I can tell you that the chances of getting HIV through something like rimming are negligible at best to begin with assuming that you have no open sores and such. That being said, the risk of contracting HIV from someone who is undetectable in any format has yet to be seen. Thus far there has yet to be even ONE documented case of HIV transmission from a person who is undetectable.

Simply put, for many reasons, you have nothing to be afraid of.

EDIT: Just a quick side-note…. There is also the whole enzyme in saliva that kinda neutralizes HIV itself, so even your risks for oral contact of any sort are damn near non-existent. If you're interested in knowing more, please either reply here or PM me. I'd be more than happy to give you all the pertinent information.

@pornofan:

There is nothing more exciting than hot, fresh cum directly deposited and used for a second breeding.

Amen!

There is no real cut and dry answer to this question. It's all a matter of preference really. Every person will find that they have different quirks and such that get them off that for other people, won't do a thing. I think your best bet would be to experiment with different kinds of toys and figure out what works for you.

Eventually it would become a deal breaker, if for no other reason than I'm a size queen and I'll freely admit it

Who doesn't like Sunday Sex, or sex on any other day for that matter?

It all depends on how long that it takes a mod to actually get to the report. They are submitted for mod review immediately upon user submission. If a duplicate report is rejected, you should at least get a PM advising you that the duplicate report has been rejected.

I completely understand where you're coming from with that. Sadly, in the world of the internet, once you post something in one place, it tends to take off everywhere all over the internet. I know it's frustrating, but that tends to be the way that it works, ESPECIALLY with torrent sites.

Actually, the very problem you are outlining is a known flaw to uTorrent 3.4.2…. I strongly recommend finding a way of rolling it back to an older version. This should resolve this for you.

After looking at your profile and stats, I do not see any reason why this would suddenly be the case. I think in your case, Vuze is the problem. Vuze is right up there with BitLord of torrent clients to avoid using in my books for reasons such as this.

Welcome to the "Mad Haus"…  :hehe:

Being in Southern Ontario near the lakes myself, I totally get the name

Unregistered torrent simply means that the torrent does not exist… This usually the case when one of two things happen.

1. The torrent was a duplicate torrent to one that was already posted to the tracker and thus has been removed.

2. Our good old friend called the DMCA has happened to the torrent.

@junior:

Which torrent? when you have an issue like this where something needs fixed or changed please use the help desk.

The report torrent button also works nicely too.

Absolutely you can… There is a big difference between enjoying a feeling, sensation, or a particular act and actual love itself. Sadly though, too many people confuse the two and think that they go hand in hand, or that once you have done one, the other will follow. This is simply not the case.

:freehug:

Also, another thing to take note of is that according to the tracker, you are listed as not being connectable. This is a matter of port forwarding rules not being properly setup in your router. When there are leechers downloading any of the torrents that you are seeding, being connectable will help your chances and abilities to actually upload content. You can find more information on how to do this, or get help with getting this setup in this forum thread.

You can also find a more in depth step by step guide on how to set this up at http://www.portforward.com/

I have just always known as far back as I can remember… I never thought anything of it really.

I'm in Southern Ontario.

Also, I couldn't help but notice the name you're using… Are you in search of a sub?

This issue has already been brought up for the masses in this form thread. Please refer to that thread for assistance.