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  1. Sorry for taking so long to reply to your friend request! Maybe I should coordinate with HardaddyMA and we'll do you rightnfor a summer break ;-)

    1. CTfunguy

      CTfunguy

      Anyone near CT hmu.  I can help

  2. Found you again! Can't tell you how much I hope you'll head to the Berkshires one of these days! ;-)

  3. Even with the prep this guy provided it is pretty unlikely you were infected. You don't mention how long ago this happened, but if it is more than three months ago and you haven't experienced any illness - like a really bad flu or cold - adds are strong that you did not pick up HIV from this guy. Not everyone experiences a conversion syndrome after infection, but it is fairly common. Testing is the only way to be sure one way or another.
  4. There is the British use of the phrase 'sort me out', which is used in the film Beautiful Thing to mean 'give me a good fuck'.
  5. So what did you decide to do?
  6. Based on what I read it seems like there is certainly lots of bareback sex going on. While some poz guys undoubtedly do like the anonymous circumstances of the dark rooms I think plenty of neg guys like it too, whether topping or bottoming. If you want to limit your risk, either require condoms or decide you can trust a guy when he tells you he's negative. There are a certain fraction of men who will lie about their status or sabotage the condom in the interest of seeding you; you have to rely on your instincts about any given partner whether you allow things to happen. Some neg guys are actively seeking to get pozzed, whether they are open about it or not. Some men may be unconsciously seeking it. Others are simply willing to take their chances and are prepared to accept the results. If you want to enjoy the baths but are also wanting to limit your HIV exposure risk, don't indulge yourself in the darkrooms taking all comers. Restrict yourself to hooking up with guys you believe when they say they're negative too, or are willing to wrap up.
  7. I am a 56 year old versatile guy - though I've been topping more in the past few years because it seems like most guys I meet are ore or less dedicated bottoms. Ideally I'd prefer flip fucking regardless of the age of my partner. As to topping or bottoming if my flipping preference isn't in the cards, it's all about the attraction and connection I have with the guy in question and vice versa. I have seen profiles where guys do make that distinction (topping younger guys only) but that's not a choice the resonates with me. In the last couple of years the oldest guy I've fucked was in his 70s somewhere, and the youngest was 20. The youngest to fuck me was, I think, 21 or 22, and the oldest in his 60s. The majority of my play partners have been 35-55.
  8. I object to this part of your comment: "HIV is no big deal; pop one pill a day and you will be fine." It's true that in many people HIV can be successfully treated with "one pill a day". It's not true for everyone. The 'one pill' you mention, Atripla, is a three-drug combination, any one of which can cause unacceptable side effects in some percentage of those using it. Apart from side effects Atripla simply fails in a fraction of those who try it. Finding a drug regimen that is both effective and tolerable can be a grueling challenge. I do not mean to suggest that these difficulties affect the majority of people contracting HIV, but the possibilities are real and should be considered in making one's choices. Further, we do not know what the implications are for decades-long use of anti-HIV medications. Those effects may be minimal, though the experience of the past 20 years suggests caution at overly-optimistic assumptions. Easily managed HIV infection also requires uninterrupted access to medication. There are many things that can disrupt that access -- loss on insurance, loss of government subsidies, economic disruptions that can curtail manufacture, transport and distribution, etc. There considerations may be more or less pressing in any given person's situation, but I suggest that the relative ease of management and treatment of HIV many of us currently enjoy is more fragile and contingent than we may like to consider. I don't raise any of this to argue against barrier-free sex. The choice for barebacking is a valid one as is the choice not to bareback. It should be a fully conscious choice, as informed as it is possible to be. Acquiring HIV may not be the catastrophe it was 30 years ago but it remains a big deal.
  9. Short answer is that yes, poz guys on effective medication regimens with consistently undetectable viral loads seem to be highly unlikely to transmit HIV to their partners. It is not a guarantee, but the risks are very much reduced. Here is one report that is useful: http://www.aidsmap.com/page/1429357/ Another report from the recent CROI Conference: http://aidsmap.com/Is-treatment-really-reducing-infections/page/1685888/#item1685891 There are two problems with researching this issue: 1) There has been relatively little research on the specific impact of successful antiviral treatment on HIV transmission. It is difficult to tease out the various factors and their relative importance that have contributed to a decline of new infections. Given that infection rates did not decline as much in the years prior to effective antiviral therapy (when prevention relied almost entirely on safer sex practices) as they have in the HAART era, it is logical to conclude that successful treatment has contributed to the greater decline in infection. This inference is not iron-clad, though there are good biological reasons for asserting the claim. 2) There is a degree of active hostility to any research that would provide evidence supporting any bareback sex, and especially between poz and neg partners. This makes research funding harder to secure, and makes dispassionate investigation and discussion difficult.
  10. You are at much lower risk for contracting HIV if you top exclusively, but it is none the less possible. The lowest risk is, of course, topping a negative bottom. The next, and nearly as low risk, is topping a poz guy who is on effective antiviral treatment and has a consistently undetectable viral load. These two lower risk situations presume that you can trust the men in question. You remain at whatever the relative risk would be for all the rest of the STIs. If you are committed to marrying your fiancee and are equally committed to pursuing barrier-free sex (whether with men or women), you must be willing to accept the consequences of bringing an STI home and possibly infecting your partner. I do not advise trying to conduct a secret life. The duplicity necessitated by doing so corrodes all the relationships you have, most especially those which are emotionally close and/or physically intimate. With regard to your fiancee, you'd be better off having a frank and honest discussion and negotiate the ground rules for your future together. If she can't deal with your need for sex with men at all, your relationship will have huge handicaps going forward. She ay be able to accept it on condition that she doesn't know about it, that it doesn't intrude on your lives together. She may accept it but only if you promise to use safer sex practices (which will put you in a bind yet again). Whatever her position on your extra-marital needs, getting everything laid out and settled before you're married is absolutely the best course for both of you.
  11. Last Sunday morning this guy I've been seeing fucked me twice in pretty quick succession, seeded me deep each time. Kept his DNA in me all day. Seems like I've been making up for the past couple years of rarely bottoming ;-) On the other hand I haven't loaded up a buddy in a while and miss leaving cum in a hole.
  12. I'm not sure where you life, Poz.Guy, but laws governing age of consent in the United States are set at the state level, not federal. Most states in the USA have age of consent at 16 (the case in Connecticut where I live). A few miles from me, in New York State, age of consent is 17. In Massachusetts, even closer to me, age of consent is either 16 or 18, depending on which statute is followed. (The situation in MA is unusual in that there are two different laws for age of consent. The 18 age is part of older law that wasn't formally repealed when the newer, lower age of 16 was legislated. The 18 age remains on the books and could be used to prosecute someone, when it would probably be thrown out because of the newer law.) A handful of states have age of consent at 18, and one state (Arkansas, I believe) has age of consent at 14. I believe there are also states that have different age of consent laws for heterosexual and homosexual sex (the age for homo sex is invariably older).
  13. I agree! Great cock, and love the fur! You ever head east let's flip fuck for a few days ;-)

  14. If you even get out to the Berkshires, let's play!

  15. The reason why your regular Rush is different is because it is no longer being manufactured by PWD, which was the maker of most popper brands sold in the US for many, many years. For reasons that are less than clear, the Consumer Products Safety Commission (CPSC) took action against PWD a number of months ago, shutting down their factory and starting a chain of events that led to the suicide of the company's owner. Several mail order/on line vendors were also (apparently) threatened with some kind of action by the CPSC and forced to stop selling poppers, including Ft Troff and PictureBrite. Most of what is being sold under the Rush brand is essentially counterfeit from non-PWD manufacturers. These days my personal favorite is Jungle Juice Black Label, which I've been getting from 4poppers.com (https://www.4poppers.com). I've bought from them several times and have had no problems at all with payment, delivery, etc. Another company I've bought from is ePoppers.com (http://epoppers.com/index.php). They are currently advertising that they have some of the last stock of genuine PWD product on hand. I've had no troubles dealing with them either, though I have found their pricing less favorable lately.
  16. Yesterday (Sunday) morning, I had the company of a local man I met fairly recently. He's a really sweet guy (or am I saying that I getting kinda sweet on him?). We usually spend much of the time we spend together snuggling, occasionally kissing, moving into sucking each other, nipple play, etc. He's letting me break him in to fucking, a process we're taking slowly. Yesterday morning he kept playing with my butt, teasing my hole, so I could tell he really wanted to fuck me. More than fine by me; I don't get that pleasure often enough. It had been a while since he'd had anything other than his own hand, so he didn't last all that long and soon was telling me he was going to 'breed that ass'. A few moments later he came, planting spurt and spurt as deeply as he could, and continued stroking his cock inside me for a few wonderful moments after his shudders finally eased. I had the great satisfaction of going about my day with his load inside me, finally letting it go late in the evening.
  17. I can't say I ever had a straight phase, but I did have a sort-of girlfriend in high school, and we had sex twice. I was 16 the first time, 17 the second, and knew without doubt that hetero sex was not for me. If she hadn't pushed for it, I doubt it would ever have happened. I went along the first time because back then I figured if I didn't try it, would I ever know for sure that my being gay wasn't itself 'just a phase'. If the first time was to rule out being straight, the second time was to rule out being bi. I did it all for diagnostics and science.
  18. I've met several boyfriends and/or fuckbuddies and one lover in what were hook-up situations - that being baths, bars, cruising sites, whatever - so yes. It happens a lot I believe. Enjoy whatever happens with your friend, PB! Life is too short not to...
  19. Thanks for the link. I'd take his pounding too, as well as tag team most (or all) of the guys he fucks ;-)
  20. Absolutely not. Dad or son can play any role as far as the sex is concerned.
  21. You are one damn handsome man. You ever head north, let me know.

  22. Uncut, your age doesn't necessarily come into the equation. A few of my buddies like to think of me as Dad, have me call them 'son', etc. The youngest of these is in his early 30s, the eldest late 40s. I have a few buddies who are under 25, but if any of them is keying in on the age difference, the Dad/son dynamic, they aren't talking about it with me. At 23/24, you are well in the age bracket that you could actually be my kid had I been breeding women back in my late 20s - early 30s. There are sites that could well help you find the right Dad if that's what you feel you need, or want to explore. You will never be too old to be a Dad's boy.
  23. Flipping? My fave! And yes, awesome butt there, buddy!

  24. I like men with all the hair their genetics provide them. I tried the shaving/trimming thing a long time ago and will never bother with it again, and I'd just as soon my partners don't bother either. That said, I don't refuse shaved/trimmed bodies when they are presented to me.
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