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Adicktedtobareback

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  • Birthday 06/19/1976

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  1. Yea I'm fine with disclosing and all (if I ever become poz) although in anonymous situations (not at home, out of town etc) I probably would not lol. Guys know what they are getting themselves into when the fuck raw.
  2. So now they are trying to tell us we can't even have sex if we're poz? Bullshit...
  3. Well that should be the persons problem to deal with, they made the choice, I don't see why the law has to come into play. That's bs lol, I'll have to ask a cop friend of mine who works in VA and see what he says.
  4. Thanks for the reply's...but I have to assume that most people who "care" about not being infected probably don't say anything, I think reporting is very rare. I mean all the shit I see on CL, BBRT, etc none of these guys seem to care (who claim they are neg) so I find it odd they would complain after the fact. I say keep all E-Mails, texts, etc, just in case. I can understand if you are poz and don't tell someone to a certain degree but if two consenting adults are honest with each other and both parties know what they are getting themselves into, I don't see how someone could still be prosecuted after disclosing their poz status and having proof to back it up. I would think it's much more the exception rather than the rule (with regards to people whining to the police.) BTW...I'm in Virginia, where would I find the laws at? I've searched Google but come up with the usual (nothing you can trust.)
  5. Hey guys, Was wondering if anyone here knows what the laws are in the states regarding HIV transmission laws (what you can get into trouble for and what you cant) etc? For example A) If you don't disclose your status (assuming it's positive) can you face criminal charges? If you disclose your status (assuming it's positive) and the person still decides to have sex with you is a crime being committed? And what about those "anonymous" hookups (lights out/on all 4's/walk in-walk out, etc? Do people really get prosecuted for this kinda shit or is most of the talk about it a bunch of bs Thanks!
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