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I like a spotlight.

"Dear Mom, I paid the most dreamy guy for sex today..." If I'm ever looking to inherit quickly, I know what to send to my mother.

I really don't understand why. Those that are undetectable are fantastically unlikely to pass on HIV. To the best of my knowledge I am HIV-. That is not guaranteed. I could be one of the people who is undiagnosed. I represent a greater statistical risk than somebody who is undetectable (at least in London, where I live). Disclosure is one thing, but the assertion that HIV+ escorts should retire seems patently absurd.

You may not realise it, but you are. You started out by saying that poz escorts should not be in the business. That goes rather a lot further than disclosure.

Which is why I used the term "seem to assume". I am generally unconcerned about a sexual partner's HIV status because I use condoms, and because I know that I'm more likely to contract HIV from somebody who thinks they are negative than somebody who knows they are positive and who is medicated. That said I would find it reassuring to know that somebody is poz and undetectable. That is because I have educated myself on this topic. I think we all know who has shown wilful ignorance on this topic.

Wow. I wish I could retract the defence of you I mounted in this thread. Did you read any of the articles that @KennF linked to? In terms of HIV transmission it’s safer to have sex with a poz person who is on meds and undetectable than with somebody who thinks they are negative (but could well be wrong). The guys who think they are negative “could potentially infect you with a fatal disease.” Moreover you seem to assume that all clients are HIV negative and/or care about the escort’s HIV status, if you think poz escorts should not be in the business. On both counts you are incorrect. Please go and educate yourself instead of spreading such stigmatising nonsense.

Ladies and Gentlemen, please welcome to the stage... ....Singe Danus!

It's on Netflix.

He's never going to get hired again, happily.

If you don't want to work out the logistics, but would otherwise enjoy trying DP, there's always this: http://shop.oxballs.com/PENETRATOR-double-fucker-by-OXBALLS-OX-1122.htm

Mmmm, one of my favourite things to do as a top. The necessary positions are great fun to get into. Having my balls rubbing against those of another top as we fuck the same hole. Yum!

I’m not sure that you are disagreeing with me. My point was that he is experiencing an irrational fear or phobia that cannot simply be overcome by reason. It is certainly unfair to the escort, and those with HIV, but I don’t know what you expect the OP to do if he is so deeply uncomfortable/phobic.

Since cutting myself with a Norcello OneBlade I now only get my balls waxed. Painful, yes, but it last longer and the guy who does it for me is very cute.

In context that seems like the most obviously correct interpretation.

Not to mention the fire emanating from his fingers. Who needs a singed anus!

A lot of guys have changed their stance on consistent condom usage since PrEP has become available. I don’t take the same stance, but it’s not an entirely unreasonable shift.

Just be sure to replace it regularly. A wallet is a pretty tough environment for a condom (body heat, lots of friction). The last guidance I read suggested that a month was the longest you should keep a condom there. I know that it's incredibly unlikely that a commercial airliner is going to crash, but I'm still nervous on takeoff, landing and during turbulence. I don't think @youngboldone was making any more of a choice than that.

It's a rarity, but it is becoming more common, especially amongst MSM. Because they're typically transmitted during sexual touching of some sort, e.g. mouth to genital or genital to genital contact. Genital warts would be a primary example. There are condoms with flared bases that minimise skin to skin contact during intercourse, but I'm the only person I know who has ever used them.

They are usually easily treated, but there are antibiotic resistant strains of gonorreah. One against most other STIs. Some can be transmitted by skin contact.

I was able to watch 60 seconds before I got pissed off. The first guy is clearly just homophobic ("it felt like there was something more for me") and I'd be willing to be that the others are dealing with similar issues. Sigh.

So much better than the 'traditional'/heteronormative approach of suppressing your urges until they spill out in an affair, or 'cheating', thus destroying an otherwise excellent relationship. Bravo.

I much prefer the genuine expertise and excitement provided by Tiff Needell and Vicki Butler-Henderson myself. Edit: Tiff does know how to have fun too. (From about 2:12)

Sure. Just not a reliable source of information about cars, in the way that C&D or Motor Trend might be viewed.

Jeremy Clarkson has freely admitted that he didn't know very much about cars, and he made many gaffs on Top Gear, such as suggesting that a supercharger forces more fuel into the engine. His version of Top Gear was about the furthest thing I can think of from being designed for consumers.

I didn't really feel the need to contradict everybody, but I pretty much agree with Kenny. I didn't find Armie Hammer particularly convincing, I was surprised to find that he was meant to be portraying a 24 year old when he looks every day of 30, the first hour of the film dragged... Overall I still enjoyed it, but my praise would not be as effusive as most of that in this thread.