Tactile Daddy

From Dr Carlton on Instagram 

Yeah, but you're not going to get sores on your dick or ass through casual contact 🙄

I think it's worthwhile to note that even in the Great White North. Supplies of the Monkeypox vaccine are limited and in order to make supplies stretch they are currently limiting doses to one in order to get some antibodies building in the at risk populations. Furthermore outside the large cities, obtaining the vaccine is proving problematic and unavailable in many less populated provinces and smaller towns. 
Seems to me that a one size fits all approach, even in Canada 🍁 is not always easy when faced with the same limited supplies that the USA has to deal with. 
https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/monkeypox-vaccine-supply-1.6528008#amp_tf=From %1%24s&aoh=16593120861999&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&ampshare=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.cbc.ca%2Fnews%2Fhealth%2Fmonkeypox-vaccine-supply-1.6528008

From Dr Carlton on Instagram 

From Dr Carlton on Instagram 

If the Federal government had given equal doses per capita to every state, no doubt the roll out would still seem frustrating 😤 
There were limited doses available and quite honestly I don't understand where the problem or the frustration comes in pumping the brakes on our hedonistic pursuits for a bit until such time that vaccine deployment hits critical mass. After all we all have practice in the past two years, unless everything went underground then we're talking about plain and simple hypocrisy. 

From Dr Carlton on Instagram 

If the Federal government had given equal doses per capita to every state, no doubt the roll out would still seem frustrating 😤 
There were limited doses available and quite honestly I don't understand where the problem or the frustration comes in pumping the brakes on our hedonistic pursuits for a bit until such time that vaccine deployment hits critical mass. After all we all have practice in the past two years, unless everything went underground then we're talking about plain and simple hypocrisy. 

From Dr Carlton on Instagram 

From Dr Carlton on Instagram 

From Dr Carlton on Instagram 

If the Federal government had given equal doses per capita to every state, no doubt the roll out would still seem frustrating 😤 
There were limited doses available and quite honestly I don't understand where the problem or the frustration comes in pumping the brakes on our hedonistic pursuits for a bit until such time that vaccine deployment hits critical mass. After all we all have practice in the past two years, unless everything went underground then we're talking about plain and simple hypocrisy. 

From Dr Carlton on Instagram 

It's just like the straight answer, but with a marked lisp.

Here's an informative article shedding light on why the roll out of the Jynneos vaccine has been so terribly slow. Stockpiles were virtually non existent for starters... 
https://time.com/6198298/monkeypox-vaccine-shortage/
 
In all honesty seems like a great time to be patient and practice some restraint if you're a highly active man, keeping your encounters to a limited pod you feel comfortable and safe with until more vaccine gets rolled out and distributed. Seems like a small price to pay for some piece of mind 

Houston received an initial shipment of 5000 doses. A tiny amount compared to what other cities are receiving. 
It was just announced today that an additional 16,000 doses are on the way 
https://www.houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/news/health-science/2022/07/29/429377/houston-region-to-receive-more-monkeypox-vaccine-doses-as-case-numbers-climb/

For a straight answer... Google is pretty handy. Not sure why you expect experts on here to spoonfeed you the information when reliance on one's own due dilligence is the best route 

No, I want the gay answer, please 😃

For a straight answer... Google is pretty handy. Not sure why you expect experts on here to spoonfeed you the information when reliance on one's own due dilligence is the best route 

For a straight answer... Google is pretty handy. Not sure why you expect experts on here to spoonfeed you the information when reliance on one's own due dilligence is the best route 

Yet apparently you still enjoy partaking in the services of liars, or at least trolling them on this forum. 
Says just as much about you, as it does about the lying providers 

For a straight answer... Google is pretty handy. Not sure why you expect experts on here to spoonfeed you the information when reliance on one's own due dilligence is the best route 

For a straight answer... Google is pretty handy. Not sure why you expect experts on here to spoonfeed you the information when reliance on one's own due dilligence is the best route 

I can't find the direct answer to your question, though I keep reading discussions where they say you don't have to worry starting 2 weeks after the second dose.  And since they say "specifically, direct contact with the lesions that form as part of the rash."...it goes to reason that someone who is completely vaxed for it won't develop the lesions.

Saw this insightful article, thought many of you might find it a worthwhile read 
 
https://www.commonsense.news/p/monkeypox-what-you-actually-need?utm_medium=email