PozBearWI

I would love first hand experience of you fucking me @partying.hard

Same @partying.hard, I never had the fuck flu.

Well done! Thanks @kspozcum

Pozzed by injection here. Never got a fuck flu.

Gym Showers of the 60's.... Ours were open shower room, with multiple shower faucets/heads. All functioned so pretty much the room would fill up; but as there were more kids than showerheads, we had to move through quickly. So while I recall glimpses; Mikes very hairy front for example, getting done quickly was the rule. And weirdly I guess, I was more focused on the pleasure of my own dick, the only kid living within miles, next to a huge forest preserve; there really weren't others around. Maybe it was the rural need to get stuff done with lots to do. So I can imagine it in my head, but really never got out of being task oriented. In retrospect I wish I had enjoyed that experience. But my discoveries really began in my 20's... Way early, in primary school years we lived in a suburban neighborhood, of the expanding metropolis around Chicago. My folks both worked all day, so we had chores and tasks to get done; but could during the summer find time to ride our bikes to the "local" pool which was, something akin to 10 miles away. It was fun; but we were hot as fuck by the time we rode home. BUT, I digress... It was there I got my first view of adult male cocks, and damn they looked big! So some early recognition started then. But perhaps in my preschool years, when we lived across the alley from the local mechanic, and down the block from the fire station - giving young me lots of interaction with adult men. I don't recall anything sexual being a part of that.... It was roadside rest stops and adult bookstores that got my attention once I was driving. Again, nothing like that within miles of home and a full day in my early years. My early local gyms, once I started that, had at the time open showers. And over the decades since it was easy to observe the change in trend from gang showers to individual stalls, towel wrapped to and from. Why have we become so afraid of nudity around each other? For me, that is phenomena of my adult years.

I am intrigued. Sure I am game to try it. Who wants to write the opening piece? I propose that at the start we lay out ground rules for the story development. So that multiple guys aren't writing "part 2"; and each then creates the next part. I would be a fan of writing "part 3".

I would have loved to have spent more time in bath houses. I've been in a few; but have lived far away from most, and the nearby ones I enjoyed have closed. I feel as though I still have to disclose, even though the options to avoid infection are pretty readily available.

@Tanbbottom @Malicon so you're suggesting we experiment with a traveling story? Each guy adds to the story evolution?

Indeed, and honestly if he wants a condom we can just enjoy each others company. They simply aren't worth it.

When I suck I guess I'm still the top. 🙂 I actually like to restrain his hands on my st andrews cross. Then I can take my time and pleasure riding that delightful deepthroat line as long as I want (and often longer than he can stand).

I have to agree with @bluey02 on this, the ending should be #1. If they remeet a year later and become boyfriends for life; that would have been the long term outcome I would have enjoyed more. But, honestly, it was all and well done story, thanks @Talurim

Not catholic here, but I have enjoyed sex with several priests as an ex lover was a former priest, and I met his friends...

I don't produce much myself. Some, but hardly the copious amounts I've experienced with some guys.

It does sound encouraging. Hope we learn more...

I am relatively early in my "fourth quarter". At least speaking for myself, sex is no longer the primary focus. And while the interest so far is always there for me, the ability many times isn't. There are a lot more "sore days" where 'pushing through it' exacerbates whatever is going on. Each day brings its own character depending upon other commitments we've made, or things we need to get done to live the life we've established. How we remain active seems to evolve.

Spoiler... Everyone dies...

Indeed, I am similar to @viking8x6. The details of how I got infected with HIV are, of course, irrelevant. That has no bearing on treatment. That I am infected does. We both know the current standard of care is ARV medications. And I am at a point with lab results where I am considering them. In our discussion a couple hours ago he did check every med I take to see if there were any interactions with the other stuff I take. In particular when we meet in person, I am candid with my doc as ultimately the decision on what we'll do to treat something is up to me. My doc is of the same mindset. So I never "follow doctors orders". He doesn't tell me what I "should" do. He might reflect what he would do himself and why in some circumstances. In fact, it is one of the attributes I look for in a doctor. The thinking "is it medically relevant" applies.

One of the points I found interesting as I read more about Lewis and Clark expedition, what that for a century before that, French Canadians had long integrated with western Native American's; not only forming trade, but families and communities. I live in a village in Wisconsin and back in 1815 when there began to be records kept about this region, we had up until "immigrants" arrived been entirely Native American. At our start trade, community, families emerged. Keep in mind that a year ago (or so) both major political parties had arrived at a consensus on tackling immigration. It was at the behest of one guy that continued as a problem. Had it not been for that; we would have been working under that new plan by now. While each of us I believe were born in the nation we reside, unless we're Native American, our ancestors weren't "from here". Professionally I worked with people from around the globe; citizens of other countries.

1, I interpret the change in cigarette policy due to research and growing knowledge. Yes it was a silly idea in the 50's, but we learned. 2. Medicine is imperfect but a far cry better than witch doctors or just hoping.

Kind of a shame the story didn't continue. But indeed there was a time I was asking the same question. There is truly only one way to know what it's like to be poz...

What strikes me is that both Phil and Angelo are new to you. Getting too far into projecting a future with someone we just met is, just too soon. Enjoy each date as it comes.

Not every virus can be controlled with a vaccine. We've learned that so far with HIV. Still no vaccine for HSV either. And indeed the intention of vaccines isn't a 'one size fits all' model. The shingles vaccine for example won't prevent shingles so much as reduce the frequency and intensity most of the time. If we can't stop, the idea being perhaps we can lessen the severity. Some vaccines last decades whereas others, such as tetanus, last about 10 years. The flu is annual because those virus mutate rapidly. I suppose we could come up with a host of different names depending upon the expected outcome although I am not sure that would change anything.

Indeed @Poz50something hopefully as we age we gain more direct experiences in ourselves and our associates in life. Whether Grandpa Joe (my affectionate reference for him) was getting chemo a year ago really doesn't matter. It was always ill advised for him to attempt a second term. I was disappointed he did that as it eliminated what I believe would have been valuable debate. At the same time, I am disappointed there wasn't more of a challenge to that. I seem to be perpetually in the "vote for least worst" camp. Coming to that conclusion can sometimes be a challenge. For me I don't see any logic in voting Donnie back in; but obviously many did. But now is the time to get deep into planning on "where to from here".

Truly, whether Mr Biden knew he had cancer or not doesn't matter. There are a lot of us with prostate cancer who are simply monitoring it. Us older men and prostate cancer are a thing you know.... There are also a lot of people living and working who have cancer. It's an assumption to use this now as if it were significant. Any of us who watched the now famous debate saw and heard exactly how Biden performed. I believe had the election proceeded as primaried, and the debate failure had never occurred, Biden likely would have won. But we'll never know... I believe most of us took Biden as a one term guy. There are in the Democratic party others who would have been stronger challengers, had they been part of the primaries. This is where the Dems I think took a major misstep. Once Biden did pull out, primaries were over. The logical choice then was to put the VP in, which is what would have occurred had President Biden passed away. Logically correct but I think the misstep occurred by Biden running in the primaries at all.

@Bokkierob man both are beautiful!