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PozBearWI

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  1. I don't think there is a standard. 🙂 For some every day is too much, for others not. You'll figure it out for yourself what your body tolerates.
  2. Then there are a host of us who were cut as infants (obviously not with our permission about a cosmetic procedure that was not medically necessary); who as adults made the effort to restore (to the extent possible) our foreskins.
  3. @BootmanLA Nice thoughtful response. to @NatureBoy. It didn't make any sense that HIV meds would be used for covid because otherwise Poz guys on meds would already be protected from covid, and that would definitely have made mainstream news. And that would have been great news for you. 🙂 Guess I'll go grab my bottle of bleach to quench my thirst. LOL I just got back on BZ this year after a several year hiatus. And I am so happy to read the posts of level headed informed brothers here. The quality I liked back then is still here. Jim
  4. Given what we've seen available for all sorts of what used to be uncurable disease, I would not be at all surprised to see an HIV vaccine at a point. I recall when HepC was uncurable. Now it is curable. Also, a whole lot of this is due in a large part to AIDS epidemic and the vase research since then as we have unpacked the human genome and come to a better understanding of how our bodies immune systems work. It makes hugely more sense to get on PrEP if one is neg along with HPV, Hep A/B vaccines, etc. If one chooses not to, I don't think one has much cause to whine about it if they get one of those. In just a short bit of use of our friend google; checking out the lifecycle of a virus makes for an interesting read. (and that read is NOT research - we need to put a pin in the notion that googling something as certain football stars do is "doing their research".) Scientists research.
  5. Yes. sources of factual data seem to be less valued in recent years. History is rife with similar times; and it saddens me we seem to have devolved to that. And I don't see a need to promote behaviors which are likely to result in greater social harm. Not intending to be argumentative. And so I hope this is not taken that way. When you write "if someone makes the "informed" choice to do just that, they should be permitted"; suggests that some entity beyond themselves are deciding what they are permitted to do. But we might be saying essentially the same thing. I would put it more like "help to lead them to facts which they might use to make more informed choices".
  6. Certainly see the value in PrEP and glad it is one of our options. But I also understand that individuals should have domain over their own bodies; and so if someone really wishes to progress to full on AIDS (and I confess I would not see myself doing that) I respect their body, their choice.
  7. I certainly don't argue with that. No load refused here. Any man who wants to unload in my hole is invited to do so.
  8. @fskn I really enjoy your posts! One thing I do like about Grindr is that while there seems to be a huge influx of women seeking men there; it is easy to block those profiles when I see them which takes them out of my "view" as it were when I am cruising Grindr. Man I agree with you, calling out race (whether context is "prefer" or "dislike" is still making it a determinant. And I fail to understand why that matters? I tend to take men "as they are". If we don't hit it off, that's OK. We don't have to jump in bed with everyone (fun though that sounds). 🙂 Jim
  9. A POV regarding PrEP perhaps worthy of contemplation.... PrEP is pretty much starting HIV meds in advance of infection. Yes, indeed, it has an extraordinary ability to prevent HIV from infecting us; and thus avoiding a lifetime of HIV meds (potentially), indeed there are some who choose to just let the disease run its course). With the majority of HIV poz guys on meds and undetectable, the infection rate has to be comparatively low (if one counts loads received to infections). I tend to be centrist on the topic. Then too years ago rawTOP brought up 23 and me to learn whether one is naturally resistant or essentially immune to HIV. As I am "resistant" perhaps the most logical choice it to take my chances. Being that this forum brings a lot of excellent discussion; I am curious how my BZ brothers view this?
  10. I think I've met my brothers here!!! love to cuddle, for awhile. Then like others the blast furnace kicks in. But, as fskn wrote, just change the contact points. One can cuddle and attenuate the heat too.
  11. Sounds like an excellent time! Congrats! He sounds like a terrific find. I am curious about the gatorade. What was in it other than gatorade?
  12. Simple question you can ask today and know the answer going into it...
  13. I think whether you relax is a choice you can make. Focus on your breathing, and the feelings of his touch starting with his first touch and continuing to when he finally slides his whole fist into you. Are you the sort of continue a dialogue while you play? FWIW, fingers crossed for you. Jim
  14. Cock sucking is what I mostly do these days as most of my play buddies are married and have their own limits. I won't allow a condom in me ever; so inevitably the play is sucking or edge/bate. Hundreds of cocks into it.... Each is great. Uncut adds a little more especially if he allows it to get a little ripe under the hood. My technique varies as I find initially with intact guys I can bring their arousal up more smoothly by sucking OVER the foreskin for the first several minutes. I habitually make sure their balls are being gently stroked (unless I have already moved to massaging their prostate) to gently flood their genitals with good feeliings. Plus between my fingers on their nuts; and tongue on their frenulum it is a lot easier to edge them and prolong the pleasure for both of us. Cut guys seem to need more agressive tongue as their glans endure continual rubbing of whatever they're wearing 2x7. This is all just technique. I prefer cock in my mouth. I am not going to sort on whether they had an unnecessary procedure without their consent or not; just as I wouldn't sero sort guys who flood my ass. J
  15. Hmm, not intending to put a wet blanket on any of this; after all the core of our site here is around breeding and being bred. And I think we are close to universal agreement that we're into one, the other, or both and that's why we participate in BreedingZone. But WRT "pregnancy" HIV meds are to HIV what "the pill" is to conceiving babies. Plenty of chasers who very much want to get bred and propagate it further.
  16. Hey Pop, after a few years hiatus from BZ, and completely losing my old profile info; I am back.  Nice to read some of your posts I caught up on in the last five years or so.  You sound good.

    Jim (Wisconsin)

  17. Certainly a good part of it is knowing I have another mans seed digesting in my body. That thought is pretty exciting to me. Taste? Generally I really like it although there is the occasional foul tasting jizz. Not sure why that is the case but it has happened,. Regardless it is faster and more expeditious to swallow than spit it out (which seems to make the foul taste last longer).
  18. Self reflection is informative for sure. It alone is a worthwhile habit to have. But "would I change if I could" is of course always a moot point because we never could. But we can change what we do now and we can make different choices tomorrow. Regret just hurts us. Learning from our past propels us. In addition to quotiing you BlindRawFucker1; and thank you for your candor; this whole thread is interesting and I am grateful to have happened across it today.
  19. Thank you! Indeed I checked Amazon, read the reviews and question greatly the wisdom of what I found there. McKesson medical supply requires registration and I am somewhere in their pipeline of being an authorized purchaser. But as their business is medical supply my intuition was along that line already. Confirmation you gave is very appreciated. Thanks. Jim
  20. Thank you for posting this. I have for years been curious about speculums and yet have never tried one. I think I will order one today. Suggestions for suppliers? Jim
  21. Exactly. Often it seems humans view themselves as the only living creatures on earth, totally unrelated to the rest. And yet a number of common illnesses exist across the panoply of species.
  22. Thanks rawTOP, our technological world has always been inmperfect. You're one of the relative few who catches that, notices that and at least is open about the event. Thank You.
  23. Oh indeed. PrEP meds are components of full HIV meds (although I understand that Discovy is often part of a two med regimen for HIV infection. But that is just the medcial front. On the social front there is still a lot of discrimination to HIV individuals. One of the sad parts of our humanity (or lack thereof). And it is best to get one's whole life insurance policy contracted before infection as rates will be high otherwise (although there are plenty of HIV positive individuals living long and relatively healthy lives). And you're spot on about organ donation and blood donation. Even though the rules for blood donors have opened up; I still won't. So I was not making a neg to poz comparison in my OP, but rather a PrEP vs HIV meds which have very similar side effects. And while PrEP is very good at preventing infection, it like vaccines is not perfect, just very very good.
  24. Man I agree, I eventually sold my fucking machine. It just doesn't replace live cock and cum in me. But I imagine had I at least had a buddy with me at the time it would have been hugely more enjoyable.
  25. PrEP is excellent at preventing HIV infection, but not perfect. But in the grand scheme of things, your friend was on HIV meds to prevent HIV; and now will continue, just a different formulation.
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