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  1. The contact form goes directly to the (one and only) site admin, @rawTOP. Because there's only one of him, and this is not his day job, it can take a while for him to deal with things. Moderators will help where they can (in this case, we can't). Any new topic posted in the Tips and Tricks forum is automatically flagged so a moderator will definitely see it.
  2. Fuck, this is excellent! Got me hard and cranked up in an instant. Kudos!
  3. Here's a link to a Washington Post article about gender transition supporting healthcare in youth: https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2024/12/03/gender-trans-hormones-kids-health/
  4. My parenthetical there was intended tongue-in-cheek (as a reference to 'acting "fey"' above). Consider that we have no way of knowing what gender identity they should be assigned at birth... so it's less a question of changing their gender identity than of recognizing what it is in the first place. And no, it's not common these days - it's estimated as well under 1% of people.
  5. So, what is happening now in some cases is that kids who are manifesting signs that they may be trans (acting "fem") are being given puberty blockers - yes, Virginia, that's a pill that prevents the onset of puberty while you take it - so that they have a bit more time to decide/understand whether they are really trans or it's just a phase, before puberty kicks in and causes their body to manifest the characteristics of a particular adult sex. @PozBearWI is saying that this may be just as barbaric as electroshock treatments. Although those, too, are useful in certain cases.
  6. I am not a medical doctor. I do, however, have a doctorate in science and a fair bit of knowledge on these topics. 1. one day your treatment might stop working (if your virus evolves a resistance to it). BUT - there are many classes of antivirals available now, so another treatment will probably still work if that happens AND it is quite possible (even probable) that you will die of something else before your treatment stops working 2. superinfection is an old theory, and has been observed in practice to happen very seldom, especially if you are on HAART treatment (which effectively acts as PrEP against other strains with which you might come in contact) 3. that's possible if you are immunosuppressed. If you are undetectable and your immune system is working properly, I see no reason to think that your chances of getting cancer or pneumonia would be significantly higher. 4. that's nonsense. DoxyPep can in theory cause any bacteria you have at the time you take it to become resistant to doxycycline. That risk is not very important with occasional use because doxycycline resistance is already common in many kinds of bacteria. Certainly your body will not "develop a resistance" - that's something the bacteria do, and if you don't have them, they won't do it. Bottom line: As others have said, get a different doctor.
  7. He stated they could be relocated to Jordan and Egypt. Never mind that neither the Palestinians, the Jordanians, nor the Egyptians think that's a good idea. Political differences aside, there were good reasons not to vote for this guy...
  8. Anyone know where this clip is from, or who these guys are? They're smoking hot together...
  9. As opposed to pre-19th century, when epidemics of it were not common, per the "Epidemiology" section of the same web page.
  10. Polio is caused by a virus, and certainly not by agricultural chemicals. We can be certain of the latter because polio was around before agricultural chemicals were invented. Please don't post absurd theories like that (you know who you are); they're against the rules (false statements/conspiracy theories) and I'll have to whack you with the ugly stick. While verifying my facts for this post, I discovered something I didn't know: polio epidemics weren't a thing until modern germ theory and the concomitant rise of sanitation happened. Check out the Wikipedia entry under "Epidemiology" if you're curious. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polio
  11. What I glean from the internet is that prostitution is illegal in Florida, and some authoritarian parties are making a legal argument that pornography production constitutes prostitution because people receive money in exchange for sex. It does not appear that the Florida legislature has specifically addressed the question of pornography production, apart from a "revenge porn" law similar to those in many other states. https://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/is-filming-porn-illegal-in-florida-6393610
  12. I'm puzzled by this one because I've never detected fresh Crisco to have any smell or taste at all. Store brand or off label sometimes does, but not to a significant degree. What does have a significant odor in my experience is aged shortening, especially if it has been exposed over time to light, air, and/or warmth. For that reason it is one of the products I'll buy in smaller containers (foregoing the substantial bulk discount).
  13. Just moved over to the west side of Baltimore
  14. For the 2024 election (to which I presume you're referring), this is incorrect. https://www.factcheck.org/2024/11/trump-won-the-popular-vote-contrary-to-claims-online/
  15. About 10 years ago I was living on some family property in the mountains in "the back of beyond" (verrrry rural, dirt roads, almost-but-not-quite off grid). One fine day in the middle of winter (about 6" of snow on the ground) I connected with a guy online who was hot to trot and actually drove out there and we met up on an access road in the state forest. We walked down it a little way and then a few feet sideways into the woods and went at it. He spit-fucked me against a tree. Sooooo hot! I'm not sure what kind of temperature it was (certainly not as cold as -20C, probably more like -5C) but it was enough to button up in a hurry when we were done.
  16. I don't think it has been, as the Regional forums are (mostly) for people who already reside in the region in question. Furthermore, this site is really not much of a hookup site (it's intended to be a discussion site and that is largely what it is). You could post in General Discussion about your whole trip, which might make a fun topic. Or you could post individual legs in the most relevant regional forum - Amsterdam has its own, Iceland could go in Scandinavia (yes, I know that's not precisely right) or in Europe & Russia, and Bahamas, well, yeah, that's tough. Probably UK or Europe/Russia, though a case could be made for Southeastern US.
  17. Thanks to all the suggestions, but especially @ejaculaTe for gayeroticvideoindex, which did the trick! It's from "Drew Sebastian and Denver", TIM (of course), from 2015. One of their promo stills nearly matches my screen shot 🙂
  18. But he didn't. Not counting the T at the beginning of the sentence (which should be a capital), there are as many lower case t's there as there are capitals. Amazing how many T's there are in a two-line comment, eh?
  19. If we created a new subcategory for every combination of fetishes, no one would be able to find anything at all. Nor post it in the appropriate area (they already have a lot of trouble with that, as we who have to fix it can attest!) A better solution would use standardized tags to label the content, and then everyone could search for or block the categories to suit themselves. That would involve completely reengineering the entire site... which is being done, but it isn't @rawTOP's day job, and it takes time.
  20. @fdiscodude The devil is in the details. Quoting from a few pages back in this topic (re. currently available age verification solutions, emphasis mine):
  21. I've had some occasional difficulty recently with loading pages from the site. I haven't noticed any pattern to it. Reloading the browser (note - the entire browser, not just the page) seems to fix it.
  22. Diagnosing random rashes from one picture on the internet is not something even a medical professional can do reliably, let alone a web site full of people who aren't medical professionals. See your medical provider. Further to the suggestions others have made (STDs, etc) there are plenty of random and often benign explanations for this type of symptom, for example eczema, or allergic reaction to a laundry detergent.
  23. The confusion here may be happening because humans each have two copies of the CCR5 gene. People who have one copy with the delta-32 mutation (and one normal copy) are resistant to HIV, but can still acquire it. This is called "heterozygous" - that's what @PozBearWI is. People who have both copies with the delta-32 mutation are immune to HIV (for practical purposes, though they might still be able to be infected using some kind of drastic biotech method). This is called "homozygous". I didn't do an extensive search, but at least one scientific publication explains that a patient cured of HIV after bone marrow transplant received the transplanted marrow from a homozygous (double delta 32) donor.
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