PozBearWI

2 hours ago, pigpozdad said:

I started long ago at 220

Where are you now?

On 12/7/2021 at 11:05 AM, guylover said:

Just south of Denmark on I-43

Wanna arrange a meetup there?

Sounds excellent.  Which rest stop?

18 hours ago, ctpozpig said:

I love how each guys cum tastes better, as does his cock. Love knowing i have pleasured the guy enough to have him squirt his cum in my mouth. Really love it when the guy tips my head back and jerk off in my mouth. True feeling of being submissive.

 

Also love the taste of cum from felching

Most definitely @ctpozpig.  Would love your load in my ass while fuck me too.

This seems to me to be one of the easier sites to navigate.  Well organized top line menu; simply select and go.  

Jim

I gave up on PrEP when I retired.  Virtually no side effects, and I was glad to be protected.  But once retired and on Medicare we buy our drug coverage separately.  And just adding PrEP puts me into a hugely expensive drug plan compared to zero cost right now for everything else.  So no PrEP for me.  I would have no issue with a $40 per month copay; but fixed income does not support much more.

Conversely, at least here in Wisconsin if I poz, I can get free medications through a variety of state programs.  

Now from a public health perspective; I think PrEP is excellent; But until we do here what it appears other nations do and get the cost into a reasonable place; I can't see a case for PrEP.  

On 5/7/2016 at 9:55 PM, coltonblack said:

OK so I recently talked to my doctor about starting prep. I was shocked when he told me that he didn't think it was a good idea. He said we still don't know the long term side effects and that too many of his patients were getting infected with HEP C. He did say that if I really wanted it, he would prescribe but he warned me about the increase in other STDs going on.

Part of me appreciates what he's saying but part of me wonders if he just doesn't like prep?

BTW, my doc is open about his HIV status. Oh and I'm getting vaccinated for HEP on my next visit.

Thoughts?

Fast forward five years...  And the doc's point is worth considering.  TaSP is quite effective all by itself.  If one mostly bareback's Undetectable poz guys one's risk of HIV is virtually nil.  But indeed even still five years later it is the other STI's which are dominating the infectious disease guys.  And treatments for those more challenging.  And while it is possible mRNA solutions might be combatively near at hand for those; the things it is this fairly continuous set of STI's that my local clinic treats me for much more often than 10 years ago    I was on PrEP until I retired and started Medicare.  It is cost prohibitive for me to buy a drug plan that includes PrEP; whereas their are still no cost HIV treatment available (at least by me).  I honestly don't much care since I am on similar medication either way; and long term prognosis is acceptable either way.  So PrEP for my particular demographic is too expensive.  

39 loads since April 1 this year.  

Jim