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  1. I am puzzled how since I had cryptosporidium infection; and subsequently started HIV meds, my libido is just gone...  A part of my mind remains interested, yet a part of me still is just sort of yawning at that which would have been something I was always ready to enjoy.  WTF just happened?  Is it the massive political noise that fills every waking hour?  Was it a side effect of the crypto?  Does Dovato contain libido suppressing medications?  Is it simply my 78th trip around the sun I am on?  

    I experience it as cognitive dissonance - back to a "who am I" time.

  2. 5 hours ago, Hungryforbbc said:

    Nothing hotter than when I hold my breath as he pushes my head down to the base with him all the way down my throat and my lips pressed against his pelvic bone. I have a technique where I can work his dicl with my tongue and throat while he’s balls deep down my throat that keeps em coming back lol 

    Taking a dick deep is easy for me, as long as I am the one sucking it in.  I don't respond well to being forced.  

  3. I think "cheating" is simply lying about who we really are.  And while for many our social training would suggest that's what we need to do; life becomes so much better once we aren't hiding an ugly secret, but finding a mate whose thinking aligns with ours.  

    What a terrific description of what is a fairly familiar "gay self" coming of age.  Quite similar to my own start although I wonder how things would have been different had I also started as a younger teen rather than a 20 year old guy?

  4. I don't think me always saying "you know I'm poz right?" makes any good sense.  Especially being poz and on meds.  TasP was proof enough that we do not pose the risk in the raw sex time, at least regarding HIV.  Before I started meds; yes that made some sense to tell them they're taking a risk.  But I question anymore whether we really have an obligation to say that.  If we care enough about it we should bring it up.  If we don't care; it isn't like infection is likely.  When we kiss, do we make sure we say "you know it is flu season right?".  

    I understand why back in the 80's that made sense to put an onus on the poz guys to inform.  There wasn't a good "poz and on meds" going on back then.  But HIV manifests in society now in massively different ways than then.  And certainly the onus should no longer be on the poz guy.  

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  5. I got my PA now about 15 years ago.  Pretty much reflects my own experience although back then they just would not start me at a 6; so that's pretty cool to just start out there.  But indeed a lot more damage in the bigger hole; so it makes sense you bled for a couple of days; obviously less over time.  

    Starting at a 12, the bleeding was very little and just for a couple of hours.  Upsizing of course takes time.  I probably pushed that envelope a bit too aggressively, and don't recommend anyone else do that.  

    Jewelry though didn't start to get comfortable until I got into 8g.  Over time I got to 0, and then eventually settled on 6 as comfortable all the time.  Each cock will find it's most comfortable size.  

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  6. From our POV @bikerarmpits; as we aren't privy to the actual conversation or gestures between the to guys; we really can only conjecture.

    Further, even if the poz guy is viral and the neg guy is not on PrEP; the one who wants to know has an obligation to ask.  If neither asks then they've consented by default.  To your fine what-if question, infection from that bottom is pretty slim.  But risk I don't thing comes into play.  So one tried to increase his pleasure by coaxing the tops load, so what?  Except to them, it doesn't matter; and if our sex mate doesn't ask; it isn't our job to change the conversation from a hot sexual encounter to one having to educate the other on HIV risk is it?

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