Yes to both questions.  I urge you to get tested immediately and be very open with your physician about the unknown status of your partner, unprotected oral sex, unprotected anal sex, and later discovery of expired condoms so that they can appropriately assist.  On that note, don't put yourself in a panic, hopefully nothing happened, but it's your responsibility to abstain from any future sexual activity until you are certain of your status or be upfront with any partner about how your status is currently unknown.  You can say it's due to a broken condom scare or whatever.

On a second note, stay far away from crystal meth.  It's a horribly destructive drug and the second you feel yourself honestly pursuing it again after this initial experimentation seek help.  I can personally tell you it's so much easier to treat addiction in the early stages while your life is still intact, trying to recover when your life is falling apart or literally decimated around you is hell.

Wishing you the best of luck,

Phrere

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16 I think…

My first and second cocks were another couple from a highschool a few towns over when I was 17, I also topped both of them. Number 3 was a sophomore in college when I was 17, he had a nice 9 inch cock and he took my ass in his truck at night behind my high scool, coincidentally the high school he graduated from as well, thank you gay.com.  Number 4 was a hung rocker I met on gay.com and lived two streets down from me, I snuck out one night and he fucked my ass too.  Number 5 was an older man with the hottest six pack and 9.5 inch cock who I met a few times over the course of two years.  Number 6 was my first college hook up.  number 7 was my first bf.  Number 8-16 were a toss up between guys I dated or CL/Grindr hook ups.

I totally understand, and I don't think you sound at all outraged, your just expressing a concern / opinion. Things that 'concern/piss me off'

1. mislabeled torrents
2. not bothering to make sure the directory or file name matches the torrent file name
3. not bothering to upload a movie thumbnail sheet or screen shot sheet of each file being uploaded
4. .flv/.wmv/.avi/.webm …. basically any filetype other than .mov or .mp4 .... is it so hard to convert them before sharing
5.  when people upconvert videos of lower quality make the file size huge but having the same quality as it's smaller file size counterpart.
6. when people upload files without sound and don't note it in the description
7. when people upload webcam recordings that don't end in a cum shot and don't mention it in the description.
8. sketchy sex and fraternityx are way too good and DMCA take downs making it hard to maintain my collection of their videos, and they don't update often enough for a membership to actually be worth it.... they should really think of doing some kind of joint membership plan.
9. studio films being listed under amateur and homemade

and the list goes on.... this is still the best community to be a part of, our fellow members are really good at sharing videos almost the day they're released, reposting older films in good quality that usually become favorites, seeding like crazy, and the widest variety of gay porn anywhere.  plus this is the only place i've found with people willing to share purchased xtube videos without asking for anything in reaturn.

I can't believe my post got a thumbs down by someone who couldn't even bother to answer the question in their own post.

Well I definitely don't immediately tell people I'm gay when I introduce myself.  Since I fit a few stereotypes I don't usually have to tell people, but if I don't tell them at some point I have to deal with that stupid game of them subtly trying to get me to bring it up.  I take the first opportunity to come out to people just to get it over with, like when they ask if I'm dating any women, or if a thing a girl is hot, or I drop the name of a known gay bar when talking about clubs and bars.  I don't like investing time in relationships with people who will have an issue with my sexuality so that's why I think it's best to get it out of the way as soon as possible.

In professional situations, I will probably never mention my sexuality unless there's some kind of workplace diversity activity taking place or if my not saying I'm gay would lead to a lie including lies of omission.  I live in the United States and the state I live in has laws in place that prohibit workplace discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation so I'm never worried about how it would impact my job, I just don't think it's professional to discuss these topics unless it's somehow work related.

I don't think it's wrong at all, but it's not the smartest idea to mix a familial relationship and sex.  I'm assuming your talking about casual sex and not actually having a relationship with your cousin, and in my experience casual sex has a tendency to blow up in someones face.  There's also the chance of someone finding out, and is the drama really worth fooling around with your cousin.

If your talking about starting a relationship with your male cousin, I still don't think it's wrong, but keep in mind if your prepared for societies and your families views on the relationship, no point in starting it if it's just going to be too much for you or your cousin to handle.

As long as you don't feel you would be in danger by doing so, I say tell him.  I recommend finding a non threatening place to tell him as well.  If your in college, your dorm room is not a good place to have this conversation.  I've had friends in the past who were slightly homophobic tell me that me coming out to them and then hearing my story actually made them think the issue over and gave them a different perspective and now they are great GLBTQ allies.  Whenever possible I think it is our responsibility to educate people on how we're just like everyone else and just as deserving of respect as anyone else.  If it works out, be prepared for  1. Your friend either to be super sensitive in trying not to offend you, 2. Your friend continuing to make homophobic remarks without realizing it.  3. Your friend completely ignoring your sexuality, or 4. Your friend to think your coming out to him because you have feelings for him.  For 1. you'll want to let your friend know you don't want them walking on eggshells around you and you'll be honest if something does offend you and be open to discussing it.  For 2. you need to be patient and explain what the homophobic remark is litterally saying i.e. 'that's so gay for that's so stupid/feminine/uncool is not just a saying but a method to belittle gays and make being gay synonymous with something undesirable', how it makes you feel, and how it could make other who overhear feel 'good place to quote that GLBTQ teens are at extremely high risk of suicide and being exposed to intolerance increases that risk.  For 3. you really have to get it through your friends head that taking an interest in your dating/love life does not mean that your going to start blabbing about your sex life and talking about giving blowjobs and anal sex. 4.  Tell your friend to get over himself, just like he doesn't find every girl attractive, you don't find every guy attractive, and just like he, i hope, doesn't force himself on women, you do not force yourself on men.

Best of Luck, Let us know how it goes !

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Cheating

These two things really turn me on in porn, but not in real life.

Not pulling out
Dirty Talk
Aggressive Vanilla Sex
Public Sex
Servicing 'Straight" Men
Anonymous Sex

These six things turn me on in porn and in real life.