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  1. Fuck yes I love eating ass before and after I fuck and cum in it. The smell of his ass and my cum makes me crazy. If I'm lucky enough to felch some of the hot mess out of his ass, I always share it. The bottom always loves it too. When I bottom I expect to clean that cock that just loaded me. Even if it's shitty, I still love to clean it.

    Recently, I got fucked by a poz guy, it was a hurry up kind of thing and was in too much of a hurry when I cleaned my ass out. Needless to say there was some shit. The guy kind of freaked out a little and after he came he went to wash his cock. I got up and saw a spot of shit on the bed and dutifully licked it up :) I wish he would have been piggy enough to eat my hole after and share it with me...

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  2. Doesn't matter to me. I love a masc guy or a sassy fem bottom. I love Liam Riley btw, the voice just makes him more special. One thing I don't get is the moustache/beard thing that many gay guys have going on, esp if it's grey. Ugh, total turn off. Give me clean shaved guy next door any day.

  3. For years, I used the big red bag to clean out. It was an arduous process. I have learned that the amount of water is key. I have since gone to the little disposable enema bottles and only use about a half a bottle for each step. It only takes 2-3 steps to get clean water and last a good 5-8 hours. If you use too much water you start to loosen the stuff in the intestines as opposed to just the colon. It goes without saying, that you should take a shit before starting the process.

  4. I recently went on PrEP. Since my state has a program, the meds are free.

    My process was as follows:

    Find a savy doctor. My regular doc won't even discuss an HIV test. I found a Doc through a guy on bbrt.

    Go to a county health center and get full std tests, it's free. You can go to any county, mine didn't offer testing. Have them forward test results to your new doc.

    Doc will require an office visit and bloodwork to check kidney function and screen for any HEP strains.

    My Doc wrote the truvada prescription the same day, but I couldnt/shouldn't fill it until the bloodwork came back. The state has a preferred provider list for pharmacies, so I picked one and got the prescription filled. Done. There will be a follow up office visit and bloodwork, in 30 days, to verify kidney function.

    This was a no brainer as far as I'm concerned.

  5. This topic gets to a fundamental issue I have wrestled with forever. I just don't have much, if anything, I common with "gay" guys beyond sex. I don't present as gay, or participate in anything that would be considered "normal" gay activities, again, besides sex. I have no problem owning the gay moniker, but just think it's false advertising, in a way, to tell someone I'm gay in a social sense. To be most accurate, I would say I'm without a doubt homosexual, but not gay. As An example, I Have no musical appreciation at all, don't dance, and find nearly all parties boring as hell. I do like dirt bike riding, sitting around a shop BSing with friends, working on everything from computers to heavy equipment, and in fact do equipment repair for a living. I have absolutely no problem being intimate with another guy, and love kissing. I like sex to be passionate as well as piggy. I'm effortlessly monogamous. My personality type (INTJ) makes me somewhat standoff ish, or distant, until there is a clear connection.

    Interestingly, my favorite place to go to "mingle" with gay/homosexual guys, is the baths. I hate the bar scene.

    So, I guess, what I'm saying is that I just hold little hope of finding someone to connect with on more than one level. I have found my self being jealous, in a way, of guys that present as "gay" since they have an obvious connection with other "gay" guys.

    It just makes it harder for me to connect on multiple levels, so I hold little hope of a relationship.

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  6. Hey Rotz,

    interesting question, but 'm afraid it doesn't work this way :(

     

    But there's another question that keeps haunting me: so your lil cousin keeps complaining that your cornflakes don't taste as good as his dad's - but he stops doing so as soon as you start lacing them with your cum? To me this sounds like you might not have been the first to play this trick on him. Could it be that your uncle stealth-fed him his daddymilk long before you did? :concern:

     

    Harry

    That's what I was thinking as well.

    Re: turning the boys gay with cum. My thought was that we could choose who would be gay, as opposed to a mass conversion. It would be even better if it worked for any age guy :)

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  7. Found this interesting article from THE SCIENTIST magazine. published Dec, 2013.
    I never heard of these studies and their findings before now.

    They suggest that there may be an accessible and inexpensive treatment to HIV caused CD4 T cell
    mass death.

    A few excerpts, since the article is quite long.

    "...HIV leads to AIDS primarily because the virus destroys essential immune cells called CD4 T cells,
    but precisely how these cells are killed has not been clear. Two papers published simultaneously
    today (December 19) in Nature and Science reveal the molecular mechanisms that cause the death of
    most CD4 T cells in lymphoid tissues, the main reservoir for such cells, during infection.

    ...The death of CD4 T cells during HIV infection has generally been attributed to plain old apoptosis,
    or programmed cell death. Problem is, most studies have focused on active cells in the blood, which
    are “productively infected” by HIV, meaning that the virus has integrated with host-cell genome and
    can make copies of itself. In a 2010 study, Greene and his colleagues showed that 95 percent of
    CD4 T cells in lymphoid tissue, by contrast, are bystander cells that are “abortively infected”—the
    virus penetrates but can’t integrate or replicate. To better understand HIV pathogenesis, Greene
    sought to figure out how this particular population of immune cells dies during HIV infection.

    ...For the study published in Nature, the team looked at human spleen and tonsil tissue cultured in
    the lab and spiked with HIV. The researchers found that when the virus productively infects the few
    permissive CD4 T cells present, death occurs through apoptosis mediated by an enzyme called caspase-3.
    But when HIV abortively infects nonpermissive CD4 T cells, death occurs by pyroptosis, which depends
    on the activation of caspase-1. It turns out that the vast majority—roughly 95 percent—of CD4 T cell
    death in lymphoid tissues is driven by caspase-1-mediated pyroptosis.

    ...In bacterial infection, the release of inflammatory signals is thought to promote clearance by
    attracting more immune cells to help. In a pathogenic inflammation scenario like HIV infection,
    however, the strategy backfires. Instead of clearing the infection, proinflammatory signals released
    by pyroptosis attract more cells into the infected tissue to die and, in turn, produce more
    inflammation. “The cavalry come riding in and fall victim to this same form of fiery cell death,
    turning their rifles on themselves,” says Greene.

    ...The discoveries could help researchers come up with new treatments that restrain the hosts’
    destructive response to HIV rather than the virus itself. The authors showed in the Nature study
    that an existing caspase-1 inhibitor—a drug already shown to be safe in humans—suppressed CD4 T-cell
    death and inflammation in cell culture. They are now planning a Phase II clinical trial to test its
    capacity to block pyroptosis in HIV-infected patients.

     Fauci said such an approach would not replace antiretrovirals (ARVs), which suppress HIV replication
    and halt disease progression. But it could be used in combination in people who are dealing with
    highly resistant HIV strains to reduce the destruction of CD4 T cells and inflammation. “One of the
    things about blocking the host response is that it's very difficult for the virus to mutate to
    counteract it,” added Fauci.

    Greene pointed out that a caspase-1 inhibitor might also provide a bridge therapy for the millions
    of people without access to ARVs. He added that such drugs might even prevent expansion of the
    reservoir of latent virus that lies low in memory CD4 T cells, which has so far precluded a cure
    for HIV/AIDS.

    The dysregulated action of cytokines during chronic inflammation might stimulate the homeostatic
    proliferation of memory CD4 T cells. “If we get rid of chronic inflammation, will we stop the
    homeostatic proliferation and degrade the latent reservoir?” asked Greene. “That’s something we can
    test. If it does, caspase-1 inhibitors might—and I emphasize might—become a component of a curative
    cocktail.”

      So naturally I looked to see what caspase inhibitor they might be talking about. There is really only
    one. CrmA, derived from the cow pox virus, inhibits caspase 1,8,10.

    All very interesting stuff. A study, just using the anti-inflamitory caspase inhibitor could actually
    arrest the progression of HIV infection. The person would still be a carrier, but would show little to
    no symptoms, by way of letting productively infected cells (5%) die, while saving the other 95% from
    pyroptosis. At least that's my take on it.
     

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  8. Another spin on PrEP, at least in my mind, is that now I get to have no limits sex with guys that are poz, regardless of their VL. The guys most likely to be more adventurous. I absolutely love poz talk during sex. Not going to get that with many neg guys. Vanilla, just doesn't come close to doing it for me, unless I have a real intellectual connection with a person, which for me isn't likely.

     

    I have my own business. A one man show, so I can't afford to be sick. If it wasn't for PrEP, I just wouldn't be having sex. HIV has robbed me of most of my penetrative sex life. I have never had sex with condoms, as a top, and only a few times as a bottom. I just hate it.

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  9. Yeah, I want them to tell me, so I know I'm getting what I want. If they want me to beg for it, so much the better. I really love to worship a poz cock before I get fucked. Really, I want the guy to tell me he's poz even if he isn't. Role play is fine with me. The more talk the better for me.

  10. Emotional and physical connection for me. I can't get enough of the guy I'm with, and want him to have as much of me as he wants. No limits whatsoever. Even when I go to the baths, I want as many hands on me as guys want to do. Anything more than that without my permission I see as disrespectful tho.

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  11. Interesting topic. I have been thinking about starting a new sauna/baths/whatever for some time. Just a pipe dream really, but I have been thinking alot about it. I think that bathhouses are in more demand BECAUSE of the internet. I have noticed that A: no one wants to host an encounter, B: there are more "DL" straight guys getting into the market, C: there are lots of guys looking for 3 and more ways, which are hard to set up through CL or whatever, D: It's easier for younger guys to "feel better" about their choice of having sex with another guy and neither of them having a place to get it done, other than car or park play. Anyway, even just a simple place with a few cubbys and a shower/bathroom area would get some traffic. Something like that would be easy to do and low overhead. It would probably be possible to do it covert, like a rave. The entry fee could be handled through a phone app, and automatic entry through an electronic door. I used to go to the baths years ago, and loved the experience despite the poor condition of some of the infrastructure. I think baths will prosper like the movie industry did after video tapes came out. Just lots more people in the market. The nearest baths is 2.5hr away from where I live now :(

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