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How do we know this? Because, boys and girls, the text reads... Literally, that means any topic involving boys and girls. Which would mean that federal funds could not be used for any materials that discuss anyone of any gender (including het-cis-male and het-cis-female) with reference to their gender in any context in which it is relevant. Hell, just close the schools now.

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Neither Hep B nor CMV necessarily causes chronic disease. CMV remains in the body but normally does not cause any disease after the initial illness - nearly half of Americans have the virus. Hepatitis B is often cleared from the body after an acute illness, though it can remain present as a chronic illness. It's important to note that the presence of antibodies to the virus does not necessarily mean that you have a chronic infection.

No, no... the math doesn't work that way. With those exact numbers (chances of 1 in 10,000 per encounter and number of encounters 10,000), you would have slightly under a 2 in 3 chance of infection. If you really want it, you have to WORK for it! LOL

What's in it for the organizer?

"In love" makes you nuts. The movie "Moonstruck" depicts it very well. "Love" in my opinion is much more encompassing, and can be deeper. I used to be afraid to use the word more broadly lest it be misinterpreted, but now that I've been around the track a few times (*cough* old enough to be your dad *cough*) I'm starting to care less about that and more about expressing feelings that are important. The best way of explaining it I have yet found is, Love (in that sense) is Family (in the good sense - your blood family may not qualify). These are people (and almost everyone I know has more than one) we trust implicitly, we know are on our side, for whom we'd go to the ends of the Earth. We can live with these people (or could imagine doing so - sometimes we're incompatible for cohabitation). For me, this group includes birth family (my father, mother, and brother), extended family (at least one uncle, one aunt, and one cousin), and chosen family (my fiance, my best friend forever whom I met in college). Whether that relationship includes a sexual element is up to the people involved, but American culture is on the prudish side about it, and even such things as back massages with adults in one's extended family can get the hairy eyeball. Physical contact (at the hugging and cheek kissing level) with people in this group is completely normal, and sanctioned in many cultures. In my personal opinion, more sexualized contact within this group is probably also perfectly normal for humans, in a biological and psychological sense, but that culture and the incest and adultery taboos have mangled our natural responses. That said, if the individuals involved are sufficiently self-aware to transcend that cultural baggage, it can work just fine, and probably does more often than we hear about. Furthermore, because sex in this context is less about eroticism and more about the expression of a personal bond and trust, it can (and does) cross the lines of "straight" and "gay" (which are only sensibly defined with respect to erotic inclination). I can attest to those possibilities from personal experience - in my case they did become reality, and though very occasional in that case, it was more than once and quite clear that it was intentional and there were no regrets (I was not the instigator). So, if you and your friend are respectful of each other's feelings and boundaries and can get past our cultural neuroses, it seems to me that you need not fear claiming whatever kind of love you have together and enjoying it to its fullest blossom, whatever that may be in this case. Love is Love, and there's no such thing as too much!

Only one I can find that seems to semi-match that description is Joe Spears, working in the early 90s. Couldn't find a movie with carnival or related words in the title though. Definitely sporting the red curly hair, and a kind of all-American jock appearance.

1. These are not conversion symptoms (it's much too long after you contracted HIV). 2. It's probably the flu. Or possibly another illness with flu-like symptoms (there are many). 3. You don't mention how your immune system is doing with the HIV, not being on meds. If your T cell count is OK, then you don't have any reason to worry more than anyone would with flu-like symptoms. Go see a doctor if they persist, otherwise your immune system did its job. 4. If your T cell count is low, you may have trouble with any illness. In that case, definitely see a doctor (and consider going on ARVs for the HIV). 5. The fever is "moderate" (under 100) and the weight loss is likely due to dehydration. Rest and drink plenty of fluids.

You have achieved a new member level and will have acquired additional privileges... more messages and reactions per day, for example. Yes, it's a good thing! Only @rawTOP knows the details of how it works, but it's generally by posting good content and participating constructively in the forum. Congrats! I'm merging your post with the thread about "0 reactions per day" because there's a lot of discussion of this same question there. Folks who are reading that thread: do what this guy is doing! I will note that he achieved Senior Member status (the highest there is) in a little over 2 years with just over 400 posts.

Actually it's less than 1 in 100 (per contact), because the chance of acquiring HIV from (anal receptive) sex is only about 1 in 70 to begin with. So with PrEP, it's somewhere in the range of 1 in 700 to 1 in 7,000 (depending on whether it's 90% effective or 99% effective). ^^^ A whole lot of this!!! Of course, it's true for intercourse with a condom as well. And for oral sex, and even for frottage depending on the particular STD we're talking about. Life isn't safe. So adjust your risk to suit your comfort zone, but by all means ENJOY!

You're "good to go" as of Thursday/Friday. As long as you keep taking your Descovy regularly, your chances of being infected with HIV from sex are extremely low. Estimated at 1 in 10,000, but the number of actual breakthrough cases in people who could be verified as taking the meds regularly is less than 1 in 100,000. Pig out and enjoy!

Yes. Something like the first section of this topic (in the General forum):

The thing you just typed ^^^ is a post. So you can post. The way you gain additional privileges is to post good content.

Three on one with super hot nasty verbal... these guys have got it going on! https://xhamster.com/videos/three-tops-bb-a-bottom-xh4r8mT

https://xhamster.com/videos/motel-whore-3-5946689 Hot tag team at hotel GH... and more

https://xhamster.com/videos/verbal-bb-seeding-kissing-bearded-hung-mature-top-hairy-cub-14363014 Cub begs passionately and demandingly with an adorable southern accent.

Very hot vid with Boymatt and a buddy tag-teaming a bottom. https://xhamster.com/videos/two-buds-seed-bottom-slut-5735745

Nowhere near as many as I'd have liked.

I said that four weeks ago. It's still true. You have posted a pile of things that I didn't downvote in that interval. And now, when I downvoted one post because it was (in my opinion and only my opinion) off-topic and derailing the discussion of someone's actual experience (as posted in the "your last load" thread) suddenly you're complaining that I'm pursuing a vendetta? Please. I have better things to do. But go ahead, keep digging...

Actually yours is going up reasonably fast. You've only been here six months and it's already 46. To answer your question, though: Post good content. That's really it. One-liners often won't do much for your score. Thoughtful posts that people respond to do a better job.

I am closing this topic because people have repeatedly posted here fetishizing gonorrhea, which is NOT ALLOWED ( https://breeding.zone/topic/64867-read-this-significant-change-in-rules-effective-31/ )

First, just breathe and don't freak out! You are OK. You have a disease (in the literal sense - "dis"-"ease", something wrong). You will get better, possibly with medical help. Second, you can't be sure what it is without testing it. It could be monkeypox (the pictures you posted are consistent with poxvirus lesions). It could be something else. Given the current landscape of hazards and the timing of a possible exposure, it seems likely that it is monkeypox. Third, when a disease doesn't go away on its own and instead seems to be getting worse, the thing to do is go see a doctor (or urgent care or whatever options you have in your locale). That's what they are for. Even if they don't have vaccines/testing locally, they can certainly take a sample and send it somewhere else for testing. And if they're ignorant about monkeypox, well, you will be doing a public service by making them educate themselves! I'm merging this thread into "What it's like to have monkeypox," where others describe their experiences, with pictures. That may help you compare.

IKR? Let me tell you, the rest areas on I-88 across central NY state were cruisy but the traffic was mighty thin. Then there was the time I came out of the T-room to see the aurora borealis. That was cool.