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Walker Rest Stop is hit & miss, and the amount of patrol (visible and undercover) has made it too risky for my personal comfort. That said, I did have success in the past and know that people still cruise it. 
 

Use your best judgement, make sure others involved are aware and consent, and if you have any concerns think twice before acting. I had someone undercover tapping back, but he wouldn’t move when I signaled with my hand that I’d service him, so I left and had a message when I got to my car from someone else at the stop saying that the stall was occupied by someone undercover. 

Travelodge on Alpine if you are looking for outside easy access and sleazy feel. Also not far from the Walker Rest Area. 
 

out of what you listed, Red Roof Inn or check hotels on 29th street near the East Beltline. 
 

Cummunion is coming up at Diplomat soon.

Such a hot story. Want to share it with my husband so he might be down for me converting 😈 thanks for writing this! 

Would love to hear about the next visit. This was incredibly hot and exactly something I’d love to do 

Would love to hear the conclusion of this. Especially Mr C’s load taking

Looking forward to the next installment! 

26 minutes ago, viking8x6 said:

No, it does not give you such a reason. The active drug is the same in Descovy and Truvada.  It's the pro-drug form that is different between the two of them, which only affects how the drug gets absorbed and transported through the body, not how it interacts with HIV. So, if the virus were resistant to Descovy, it would be (by definition) resistant to Truvada as well.

However, it's my understanding that the drug-resistant strains are somewhat less transmissible than the wild-type strains. Also, even if the virus were resistant, the concentration in your body upon exposure would likely be much less than the amount in an infected person's body, so even if its replication were not suppressed completely, your body might be able to clear it before it could establish a foothold.

Thank you. I’m genuinely indifferent to becoming positive, but I was curious of the science of it. 

43 minutes ago, pigpozdad said:

[think before following links] https://slate.com/human-interest/2020/02/descovy-truvada-prep-gilead-status-competition.html

Interesting read, thank you. I’m not entirely surprised that I’m being almost forced to switch for the benefit of Gilead. I was told that it reduces the side effect concern of kidney problems. 

My doctor is trying to switch me over to Descovy, but my partner is on that as part of his HIV treatment. 
 

if he were in the future to become resistant to Descovy and become detectable, even for a short period of time, would I be at risk for contracting HIV because I am on Descovy, the drug he could be resistant to?

this is all theoretical, he is on his meds consistently, but does it give good reason for me to stay on Truvada?

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Poz detectable? Undetectable? Negative?