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The only venereal diseases that I know I have at this present time are chronic hcv hep-c and chronic yeast.
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I've had chlamydia, chronic gonorreaha, chronic yeast, herpes, hep-c. I've had them for many years, decades. The herpes is just typical but almost always dormant and undetectable, the chlamydia has been treated.
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Do you refuse tops that insist on condoms
Rickie replied to jcklvrga's topic in Making The Decision To Bareback
That is always a personal choice but I don't refuse meets due to that. -
The comments I made were directed towards the theme of the conversation which focuses on the early days of hiv/aids awareness and they are fact-based comments, because hiv was commonly contracted from other means aside from merely just sexual activity and intercourse. That is a proven and documented historical fact ad nauseum, there are a million scientific and medical journals that say what I mentioned. This information was and should still be common knowledge and is very easy to research and find.
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There is another thing to keep in mind and that is there are many ways that hiv can be transmitted, it's not just exclusively through sexual intercourse.
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Things from the past are so oversensationalized nowadays. I was sexually active during that period and I'm here today. The 1980s it wasn't anywhere near as widespread as it was in the 1990s and 2000s, and I'm from the NYC area and have known people who acquired hiv and succumbed to it. The 1980s was more about finding out about the new burgeoning disease (that had been around for over fifty years already) that affected very few people, but there was a lot of awareness, thus people were mindful of it especially towards the end of the decade. The entire decade of the 1990s was frightening though, and likewise throughout the 2000s, terrifying, in fact.
