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if you really love them, leave them will be better.

Thank you very much for your useful replies.

@ethernet5:

There is an attitude that I think is growing not just amongst young but middle aged guys that by being on PREP that you are shielded from the worst STI and everything else is something that is fixable - which is increasingly not true - and they just go BB without a care in the world. PREP is a good thing but its abuse like this going BB and forgetting about all the other STIs is a public health crisis waiting to happen. I don't have a lot of sex but I am being propositioned for BB from PREP guys more often that say safe only but offer BB to you ( you're special oK). You're my special 9th guy today… This lax attitude is already causing guys problems. HIV strains not covered by PREP causing infection and herpes which you can't get rid of. Just sad.

Agreed. I only have sex every 4-5 months and when I do the PREP guys offer BB on the apps. One guy offered BB and told about the guys he has sex with and they also have BB sex all over the place too. He says he loves and - cum up your butt feels good - but when all 5 of your mates fuck you I don't really want to dip my dick in your well. Your mates could have given you something that can't be removed or will take a long time to clear up!

Even with 3 month testing there are those lapse periods or time between infection and testing that your spreading that around with randoms and people in your fuck circle. Be on PREP and BB away with a closed exclusive group or please use a damn condom sigh

BB fucks and PREP use usually go hand in hand and I find a lot of guys like this don't know their status (overall) between tests and more middle class guys/ well to do are getting in on the action. More education needed here I think… and less random fucking.

I definitely advise against it unless his wife knows he's on the down-low. While I would have done it when I was younger, trust me since I'm older now and (hopefully) wiser. Unless his wife is OK with this, you're helping someone cheat on their wife. As you get older, you'll only regret it.

that would be good.. You tube is a great venue to learn self tutorial on a lot of hobbies

If you already have a PS4, then I would say the PSVR wins from the perspective of price point.

If you're talking purely features, I'd say the HTC Vive wins hands down.

Can't wait to finish Faith ! Hate her voice spawning all over the county, she is so irritating. When she appears dancing I just go over there and punch her in the face.  :police:

I had to take care of my grandmother, mom, dad and an aunt at the end of their lives. I loved it.
Treated them like kings and queens and my husband was right there pitching in the entire way.

To me, this is just what you do to people you love. Even if my dad was a homophobic prick.

Will I ever let my kids take care of me? Oh HELL NO!!!! :blind:
I would be dead within a week. They can't even take care of pets.

LRP Pigment Control Serum，it'll peel itself….....

It would be best if you did a post with your stance and let people reply.

I'm an omnivore.

I don't have an issue with eating meat as long as it's not abusive, like with the dog/cat meat industry in the far east and elsewhere.  Then again, 2nd and 3rd world countries are extremely barbaric when it comes to their meat industries.

@MrMazda:

I started getting regular tests when I was only 16. By the time I was 22, I stopped getting tested to see whether or not I am HIV+, because well… Once ONE HIV test comes back positive, you can't revert back to not having it... So it's kinda pointless to keep testing to determine if you have HIV in the first place, when you already know that you do.

you should still get tested coz assuming you have it you need to take meds

Do you mean minoxidil?  There's a lot you should research concerning minoxidil, finasteride and unwanted side effects like retrograde ejaculation.

However, many of the online "group chats" or seemingly independent health websites are manipulated by Big Pharma, and will downplay such risks.  The best advice is standard:  First consult your physician, and if s/he doesn't know, see a specialist.