Poz.Guy

Very hot story. Love Asian guys and would give my right arm to find a regular Asian playmate!

I think there are lots of tops that enjoy sucking cock as well as fucking hole, so there is a valid reason to show off all your body parts in a profile. I am not one to look at a gaping cum filled hole and say, yeah, I want to fuck that. I'd rather see a guys backside profile and his front side profile and a few nice face pictures, as its more than the sum of body parts that makes the sex great!

I started out as a top and oral. When I was coming out, the AIDS crisis was just becoming known and I swore that I would never bottom for anyone, throughout my life. Of course that chenge4d one night when I was not expecting it. The guy kept pushing his rock hard cock at my hole and finally penetrated. He just kept it there and then started to rock back and forth slowly, letting me get used to it. After a while, he shot inside me and that was the first time of many, that I bottomed. I'm pretty versatile as long as the cum flows anywhere and everywhere.

Dad/Son play is absolutely hot. I love the idea of having a hot young top pushing his bare cock deep inside me, making me his and sharing his DNA with me. After he is done flooding me with all that seed, I could and would do the same for him if he wanted it, otherwise, he could just fall asleep buried deep inside me and use my hole for his pleasure whenever he wanted. The sad fact is that most young guys want to play with other young guys and that's fully understandable.

I've never once been to a sex club. I'm one of those people that would be easily embarrassed walking around naked with all type of really hot men. I didn't even strip in gym class back in my high school days. None of this has prevented me from finding lots of sex partners over the years, though!

I did it twice; once when I was very drunk and horny and there were no gay people anywhere nearby and a second time on a dare with a hooker in Portugal. I think I paid her $5,000. escudo, which was the currency before the Euro. That worked out to about $20.00 us in 1985

I actually love the nerdy look, so I'd be happy to play with him if he walked up to me on the street!

On the bow of my boat as tourists go by on ferries bound for the islands! It's private property and not public nudity.

Man, you guys all rock. Been way too long for me...over a year or more!

Colletonguy, Take a look at the 'fantasy' stories here and then ask yourself the same question that you're asking here on this forum. There are many guys that are poz that just want to get off, and have no regard for their partners. There are even more that don't know they are poz and love BB sex, just like we all do. Then there are those that tested Neg yesterday and actually are poz cause the test is only good from the time you actually had your blood drawn and the results normally come back in ten days to two weeks(unless you get a rapid test, which is not always reliable) which means if you have BB's since the draw, you could have been exposed! The only way to totally protect yourself is to masturbate. The next best way is to not have BB sex with anyone, after that, all bets are off. I don't think that most of the guys online that are poz, would stealth you but you need to examine what it is you want and what risks you are willing to take. HIV is not what it was years ago but its still a pain to deal with and there are those few that meds will not work for. Eyes Wide Open!

I think that 16 is a good age for consensual sex with other 15 to 18 year old kids. I think that the law in the USA for consensual sex between adults is a minimum age of 18 . Personally, I feel that is a good age for consensual sex, just due to the possible lack of maturity of someone younger. There are exceptions to every rule and I know that I was engaging in sex with other guys my age and older, some much older, when I was 14. But just because I did it, doesn't make it right. There are some young guys that are fully prepared for sex and its consequences at a young age and others that are not ready for it, even at age 25!

The only two options here are A4A and Manhunt. BBRT is a great site but no one near by. Ah, the problems of living in an area without a big gay population (except in the summer in Ptown)

I voted that I'd try hard to stay neg, just because there is still such discrimination of poz guys and mostly from the gay community. I agree with the above poster about the amount of people that claim to be neg in their profiles but the minute you disclose or they see that you're poz in your profile, then they come out of the woodwork. Its also a practice of many guys to just not put anything in their profiles on sites like Adam and MH. I can fully understand that as there is a need to protect your job or other aspects of your life, especially if you are in a very conservative environment.

HIV has not had a great deal of impact on my life in general. When I was first diagnosed almost 20 years ago, I was on the heavy meds (crixivan, AZT and 3TC. That was replaces with Sustiva when it came out and then finally Atripla, which is a great combination. for me. I'm also probably one of the most med compliant people on earth. I can honestly say that I've never missed, even on dose in all the years I've been on meds, which was two weeks after my initial diagnosis. Actually the only time I even thing about HIV is when I get my semi-annual blood work and call the pharmacy to reorder my medication. The only other way that its really impacted me is that I appreciate each day more then before and also treat people with kindness . Its kind of a gift, in a sense.

I agree rawTOP, this is not a standard treatment for HIV positive individuals. The treatment is far worse than the cure, if you even survive the treatment. The once thing that is promising is that there finally is one person that proves (sofar) that HIV can be eradicated from all parts of your body, including the hidden reservoirs.

There has been lots of news over the last moth about the Berlin patient that was cured of HIV. This is not a standardized curer for HIV as the patient was affected by leukemia. The treatment to eradicate the leukemia was a bone marrow transplant infused with stem cells Background Doctors who carried out a stem cell transplant on an HIV-infected man with leukaemia in 2007 say they now believe the man to have been cured of HIV infection as a result of the treatment, which introduced stem cells which happened to be resistant to HIV infection. The man received bone marrow from a donor who had natural resistance to HIV infection; this was due to a genetic profile which led to the CCR5 co-receptor being absent from his cells. The most common variety of HIV uses CCR5 as its ‘docking station’, attaching to it in order to enter and infect CD4 cells, and people with this mutation are almost completely protected against infection. The case was first reported at the 2008 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections in Boston, and Berlin doctors subsequently published a detailed case history in the New England Journal of Medicine in February 2009. They have now published a follow-up report in the journal Blood, arguing that based on the results of extensive tests, “It is reasonable to conclude that cure of HIV infection has been achieved in this patient.” The case history The 'Berlin patient' is an HIV-positive man who developed acute myeloid leukaemia, received successful treatment and subsequently experienced a relapse in 2007 that required a transplant of stem cells. Doctors chose stem cells from an individual who had an unusual genetic profile: a mutation inherited from both parents that resulted in CD4 cells that lacked the CCR5 receptor. This mutation, called CCR5 delta 32 homozygosity, is present in less than 1% of Caucasians in northern and western Europe, and is associated with a reduced risk of becoming infected with HIV. This is because all new infecting viruses need to use the CCR5 receptor on CD4 cells when infecting an immune system cell of the CD4 type. Later in the course of HIV infection another type of virus emerges that can use the CXCR4 receptor instead. Before the stem cell transplant the patient received chemotherapy treatment that destroyed most immune cells and total body irradiation, and also received immunosuppressive drugs to prevent rejection of the stem cells. Antiretroviral therapy was halted on the day of the transplant, and the patient had to receive a second stem cell transplant 13 days after the first one, due to a further relapse of leukaemia. The patient continued to receive immunosuppressive treatment to prevent rejection for 38 months, and at 5, 24 and 29 months post-transplant colon biopsies were taken to investigate possible graft-versus-host disease in the intestine. At each investigation additional samples were taken to check for signs of HIV infection in the abundant immune cells of the gut wall. During the 38 month follow-up period the donor CD4 cells repopulated the mucosal immune system of the gut, to such an extent that the frequency of CD4 cells was almost twice as high as in HIV-negative healthy controls, and this phenomenon was also seen in a control group of ten HIV-negative individuals who received stem cell transfers. The repopulation of CD4 cells was accompanied by the complete disappearance of host CD4 cells, and after two years the patient had the CD4 count of a healthy adult of the same age. One of the challenges for any approach to curing HIV infection is long-lived immune system cells, which need to be cleared before a patient can be cured. In the case of the Berlin patient CCR5-bearing macrophages could not be detected after 38 months, suggesting that chemotherapy had destroyed these longer-lived cells, and that they had also been replaced by donor cells. The German researchers and San Francisco-based immunologist Professor Jay Levy believe that the findings point to the importance of suppressing the production of CCR5-bearing cells, either through transplants or gene therapy. The patient did not resume antiretroviral therapy after the transplant. Nevertheless HIV remained undetectable by both viral load testing (RNA) and tests for viral DNA within cells, and HIV antibody levels declined to the point that the patient has no antibody reactivity to HIV core antibodies, and only very low levels of antibodies to the HIV envelope proteins. Seventeen months after the transplant the patient developed a neurological condition, which required a brain biopsy and lumbar puncture to sample the cerebrospinal fluid for diagnostic purposes. HIV was also undetectable in the brain and the CSF. An additional indication that HIV is not present lies in the fact that the patient’s CD4 cells are vulnerable to infection with virus that targets the CXCR4 receptor. If any virus with this preference was still present, the researchers argue, it would be able to swiftly infect the large population of memory CD4 cells that has emerged. The Berlin patient speaks to the press The `Berlin patient`, Timothy Ray Brown, a US citizen who lives in Berlin, was interviewed this week by German news magazine Stern. His course of treatment for leukaemia was gruelling and lengthy. Brown suffered two relapses and underwent two stem cell transplants, as well as a serious neurological disorder that flared up when he seemed to be on the road to recovery. The neurological problem led to temporary blindness and memory problems. Brown is still undergoing physiotherapy to help restore his coordination and gait, as well as speech therapy. Friends have noticed a personality change too: he is much more blunt, possibly a disinhibition that is related to the neurological problems. On being asked if it would have been better to live with HIV than to have beaten it in this way he says “Perhaps. Perhaps it would have been better, but I don’t ask those sorts of questions anymore.” Timothy Brown is now considering a move from Berlin to Barcelona or San Francisco, and, reports Stern magazine, enjoying a drink and a cigarette. Stern also interviewed Dr Gero Hütter, who was in charge of Timothy Brown’s treatment. Dr Hütter told Stern that as a scientist he was “in the right place, at the right time” and that “for me it is important to have overthrown the dogma that HIV can never be cured. Something like this is the greatest thing one can achieve in medical research”. Implications for future approaches to curing HIV infection If a cure has been achieved in this patient, it points the way towards attempts to develop a cure for HIV infection through genetically engineered stem cells. The German researchers and San Francisco-based immunologist Professor Jay Levy believe that the findings point to the importance of suppressing the production of CCR5-bearing cells, either through transplants or gene therapy. Scientists were sufficiently intrigued by the Berlin patient that they met in Berlin in 2009 to discuss how they could coordinate efforts to identify CCR5-delta32 homozygous donors and expand the supply of stem cells from these donors, for example through sampling blood cells from the umbilical cord of babies born to mothers who are homozygous for CCR5-delta32, in order to eventually facilitate stem-cell therapy. Gene therapy techniques which can transform stem cells – and all their descendents – into cells resistant to HIV entry may be a more practical option than looking for matching donors. Several US research groups announced in October 2009 that they had received funding to explore techniques for engineering and introducing CCR5-deficient stem cells. If these approaches prove successful they will be expensive, so in the early stages it is likely that they would be reserved for people with no remaining treatment options or a cancer requiring bone marrow or stem cell transfer. As Timothy Brown’s experience shows, curing HIV infection through ablative chemotherapy, immunosuppressive drugs and stem cell transfer is not a course of treatment for the faint-hearted. It has required courage, determination and a lot of support to become the first person to be pronounced `cured` of HIV infection.

Just got back from the baths. I took 5 loads today, something close to a record, but the last and nicest was from this thin older guy in his 60's. I’m not an age freak–but I do like guys of all ages. When I first saw him, he was in his room, actively engaged. I mean he was getting screwed. The door to his room was open. That told me one or both parties wanted an audience--maybe an orgy. I watched from the hallway for a while. Action like that draws a crowd, so I wasn’t alone for long. Pretty soon the scene in the hallway rivaled that in the room. A lot of guys were groping themselves and each other. But my attention was riveted on the thin sixtyish guy getting screwed. From the first I’d noticed his nice shaved dick, which stood straight up from his belly. Pretty soon the top grunted, shot his load, got up, and exited, leaving the door wide open. The crowd dissipated, except for me. I was so drawn to this older guy that I stared at him. He motioned me in, and the first thing I did was close the door behind me cause I didn’t want us to be disturbed. I sat down on the bed and he right away he pulled me down beside him. So I was lying prone with my back to him. He began massaging my shoulders and neck, his stiff dick brushing my ass. How I craved that dick! So I made no effort to resist but pushed up against him, when he entered me. Penetration went smoothly cause of the other loads already inside me. He started to piston nice and easy--slowly, gently, deliberately--like he wanted to make this special. But before long he abandoned all pretense of gentleness as he began to pant and moan and thrust violently, and his sperm entered my rectum. For what seemed like an eternity, he held me with his dick trapping his seed inside me. His arms were clasped tightly about my chest, his legs entwined mine. I never felt so absolutely impregnated in my life. At last I felt the need to piss, and with reluctance eased off just enough so that his dick fell out of me. He nodded, kissed my neck, and told me what a good boy I’d been. I left for home feeling totally satiated, his seed and 4 other loads within me. I wish everyday could turn out like today.

Been a while for me, though looking to change that sometime soon!