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Cheating Boyfriends Play Russian Roulette
viking8x6 replied to Tommy Tank's topic in Bug Chasing & Gift Giving FICTION
Fuck, that's hot! Grrrr.... -
The "..." is new and means that the chat link has actually been removed from the menu. This suggests that @rawTOP is working on it.
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Yes. You can "ignore" a user, which does just that: "Ignoring a user allows you to block some or all of their content from showing. Users are not notified that you are ignoring them." Select "ignored users" from the drop-down menu on your screen name (upper left of the main page) and add them to the list. You can set preferences for types of content to block.
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Actually probably not. Women with undetectable HIV give birth to neg babies about 90% of the time.
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It appears that something in the system is broken right now, as this problem seems to be affecting everyone.
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Wearing my cloak of blackest cynicism, I'd say: They could certainly do that. But Netanyahu would never live to see it completed, or enjoy the legacy of it. If one can enjoy one's legacy in whatever passes for a hereafter in his cosmology.
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This is due to a bug in the code.
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That's what happens when you spend hours standing or kneeling and fucking like a beast? 😏 I've definitely been sore after a long hotel orgy session for that reason...
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Antibiotic resistant gonorrhea
viking8x6 replied to sindiktas's topic in HIV/AIDS & Sexual Health Issues
Hot off the presses, a report on antibiotic resistance in gonorrhea in Europe: https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/news-events/antimicrobial-resistance-gonorrhoea-rising-threat-treatment-efficacy There are significant amounts of resistance to azithromycin and to ciprofloxacin (note that in all probability the latter would also be resistant to ofloxacin). However, they're probably trying to use these agents whenever they are effective, in order to prevent the development/spread of strains that are resistant to cephalosporins (which right now are still rare). It is interesting to note that the reported caseload for gonorrhea in Europe increased by 48% from 2021 to 2022. Probably that was partly post-pandemic, of course, but still that's a substantial increase! -
I use Cialis - prescribed for 20mg but usually take only half a tablet, which seems to be sufficient mostly. I figure on those occasions where I'm feeling a need for a performance boost, it's usually an outing of some kind (hotel, sex club, or bookstore) - if it's just a one-off I wouldn't bother. Hence the longer duration of action is a plus. In my opinion the potential downsides are needing to avoid poppers (which I occasionally do enjoy) and the potential for headaches (which don't seem to be much problem for me at 10mg dosage). The advantage of consistently maintaining an erection is worth it - I can almost always get one, but going limp in the middle of the action is really a buzzkill, especially when I'm consistently expected to be topping for at least part of the scene.
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How does anal chlamydia feel like?
viking8x6 replied to 1000GUYS's topic in HIV/AIDS & Sexual Health Issues
Most of the data out there are on vaginal chlamydia. The body can sometimes (10-45% of the time in different studies) clear it on its own, but that can take a year or more. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC11017733/ https://academic.oup.com/jid/article/201/Supplement_2/S104/804889?login=false https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3654745/ -
As the tooltip says, it takes you to the next topic in the forum that has content you haven't read yet. That's so it's easy to find (in the forum) stories or topics that have new chapters or comments/discussion. If you just want to find brand new topics, it works better to use sort tool in a forum index and sort by start date. For what it's worth, all of this functionality is provided by a rather antiquated third-party software platform, so we don't actually have much control over what bugs/features they decide to fix.
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Antibiotic resistant gonorrhea
viking8x6 replied to sindiktas's topic in HIV/AIDS & Sexual Health Issues
The current CDC recommendation in the US is intramuscular ceftriaxone, because azithomycin resistance in gonorrhea has been increasing substantially over the last decade. So back to the doctor with you! From this web page: https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/69/wr/mm6950a6.htm -
The prequel was removed because it contained erotic descriptions of underage sex, which is not allowed even in fiction anywhere on Breeding Zone. That is why the link to it no longer works. You can find out more about this particular rule here. Long story short, it's illegal and so we must ban it to prevent the site from being shut down by the moral police.
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Wow, I had forgotten about this one. So hot! 🥵
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Got HEP C from barebacking and I'm devastated
viking8x6 replied to rawfuckr's topic in HIV/AIDS & Sexual Health Issues
Yes, hair loss is one of the (many many) side effects of interferon. It also can have some really serious ones like heart damage and irreversible high blood pressure. The new drugs have only been available since 2014. -
Got HEP C from barebacking and I'm devastated
viking8x6 replied to rawfuckr's topic in HIV/AIDS & Sexual Health Issues
If she was a bit older, she might have been referring to patients who had HepC before the modern antivirals came out. Interferon treatment is rough. -
Future of porn (and this site) is really uncertain right now…
viking8x6 replied to rawTOP's topic in LGBT Politics
The point was that Tennessee, for the purposes of this law, is classifying ALL web sites with LGBT content as "sex sites"/age verification required. But presumably sites about marrying your first cousin at age 11 are just fine. -
Is there a med resistant syph
viking8x6 replied to Simontoxic's topic in HIV/AIDS & Sexual Health Issues
That would be penicillin injections, which is the gold standard for treatment, especially when it's not a new infection. If RPR titer dropped down to 4:1 and 1:1 after treatment, the treatment did work. Going back up to 8:1 (a change of eightfold) very probably means reinfection (as @EuRawBull said). Oh joy, more shots in the ass for you! -
Is there a med resistant syph
viking8x6 replied to Simontoxic's topic in HIV/AIDS & Sexual Health Issues
This is not correct. Proper treatment will cure infection with syphilis (a bacterium). However, most of the tests for syphilis are for antibodies (either to the syphilis bacterium or to other things that are generated in the disease process). Your body keeps making the antibodies even after the disease is cured. So you continue to test "positive". Sort of like +/U, except the infection is actually gone. So after you have had it once, you have a baseline level of antibodies that doesn't go away. Your doctor should know what that is (if you don't happen to remember it yourself). Mine is an RPR titer of 1:1. If you get re-infected, the body will ramp up production of the antibodies and the level will rise. The diagnostic standard for that is that a rise of four-fold (from baseline) in the RPR titer indicates re-infection. -
Is there a med resistant syph
viking8x6 replied to Simontoxic's topic in HIV/AIDS & Sexual Health Issues
Short story: Go to your doctor! They can interpret your situation better than people on the internet who have not even seen your tests and medical history! You didn't say how it was treated - that makes a difference! "It doesn't seem to go away" is a bit vague (though so is syphilis, come to that). Syphilis normally doesn't have much in the way of symptoms, except occasionally and then later on when it goes tertiary. It is possible that the meds didn't work. Syphilis that is resistant to the azithromycin class and/or the tetracycline class of antibiotics is known, but it is still rare (thankfully). If your RPR titer is rising, you probably (but not certainly) still have active syphilis. -
This is a known bug. See the thread your question has been merged into for details. Because the entire system is slated to be migrated to much newer technology, it may never be fixed.
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Not a good idea. And especially not if you don't have experience with a variety of them. If you decide it's the only viable option, you will at minimum need to have diagnostic testing done by a lab to know what you have (which matters as to the proper treatment).
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