GregM

I'm an hiv positive hooker. I was positive before I started working the interwebz. In the beginning it was hard because being undetectable wasnt a thing and the risk of transmition was real. But now with being undetectable it has gotten easier. But there's still a lot of learning some need to do. 1. I know my status. 2. I'm responsible and I do my lab works regularly along with STI checks. 3. I am undetectable. The chances of passing it is less than 1% or so. Funny thing though despite all of this I was recently turned down. My thoughts? I thought to myself, fuck this ignorant dumb ass mother fucker and blocked him.
 
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Greg

We need to start making some noise in here. Those old ladies from Palm Springs are monopolizing all the attention.
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Biggin, if you scroll thru Daddy's reviews, you will see a multitude of escorts who arent in great shape, or arent the Best looking, yet they have a fan club, and guys that lust after them. The take away is that all it takes is "confidence", and a certain chemistry. With experience you will develop Both. Never make apologies for your feelings or what you are attracted to. The goal of all this is just to have a great time and cum away "fulfilled".. As long as you can comfortably AFFORD the hobby, and DONT fall in love, you'll do just fine.... GOOD LUCK....

Why feel horrible? The advice you were given was good. Just be yourself and communicate what you are expecting. Every escort worth his salt should try to accommdate you and treat you with understanding and respect. You are not there to impress anyone-just have a good time. Every experience is different. You will find some escorts who will become good friends and you will meet others who are total jerks. But that's life- an accumulation of experiences.

Undetectable = Untransmittable.
I got other STD's from escorts so I tend to worry more about that than HIV. And yes, I would hire an HIV+ escort and not think twice about it. (Props to him for having the balls to admit it in the first place.)

For some people, like me, a 1% chance still sounds too high. But people should know that based on all the research, the odds of HIV being transmitted through condomless anal sex if the HIV-positive partner is undetectable are far, far, far, far less than 1%. Indeed, there has never been a recorded case of such transmission and after studies covering tens of thousands of such sexual encounters, the best estimate for the chances of transmission from someone who is undetectable is zero. http://www.beyondpositive.org/2014/03/06/study-reports-hiv-transmission-undetectable-men/ Recently, the CDC issued a memo admitting that that HIV-positive people who are able to maintain an undetectable status (defined as less than 200 copies per milliliter) are simply not infectious. https://www.hivplusmag.com/undetectable/2017/9/27/breaking-cdc-officially-recognizes-undetectableuntransmittable-hiv-prevention
 
So, as an example, if I had condomless anal sex with someone who was HIV-positive but undetectable, my odds of contracting HIV would actually be less than if I used a condom with someone whose status I did not know, who could potentially be positive. (Remember, condoms have a failure rate significantly greater than zero and some studies suggest that in the real world, where people don't necessarily use them perfectly, they may only be about 80% effective. http://www.thebodypro.com/content/70694/condoms-tried-tested-and-true.html).
 
Of course, I can't know if someone is really undetectable any more than I can know if he is really HIV-negative. A few people lie, and many people have gaps between tests and are simply unaware. Plus, there are many other STIs to worry about, some incurable, and condoms can provide some protection again these risks. So, my answer to the original question would be that I would have sex with someone who told me he was HIV-positive but undetectable, but I would still use condoms for anal sex, just as I would with someone who told me he was HIV-negative.

I am certainly not opposed to the idea of sharing, however the luggage is quite costly, and she wouldnt be able to afford the replacement cost. I wouldnt want to put her in that awkward position should it present itself.
 
Eventhough I no longer really use it, it is in beautiful, well cared for condition, and I could certainly sell or consign it IF I wanted... I dont want it getting scratched or banged up. Somehow a person doesnt "care for" things that arent theirs in the same way they do if its their own... I am certain she wouldnt pay it any mind.

I'm an hiv positive hooker. I was positive before I started working the interwebz. In the beginning it was hard because being undetectable wasnt a thing and the risk of transmition was real. But now with being undetectable it has gotten easier. But there's still a lot of learning some need to do. 1. I know my status. 2. I'm responsible and I do my lab works regularly along with STI checks. 3. I am undetectable. The chances of passing it is less than 1% or so. Funny thing though despite all of this I was recently turned down. My thoughts? I thought to myself, fuck this ignorant dumb ass mother fucker and blocked him.
 
Hugs,
Greg

All imma say is that the ignorance still runs deep.
 
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Greg

Im not big on empanadas but the lil round things in the basket, what are they? And the third pic whats that?
 
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Greg

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Sandwich de milanesa. As popular in Argentina as a burger here. A "Milanese" is a breaded steak, fried or baked. My mouth is watering.

The Uruguayan chivito, one of the best sandwiches in the Solar System. We are lucky in DC we have several places to eat it.

When I lived in Seattle every couple months we would have Portillos shipped to us.
 
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Greg

These are alfajores de maicena. Alajores are a traditional sweet snack in Argentina, so popular that is mostly industrialized, but some varieties are still easy to find in their artisanal version. This variation, is the ones easier to find home made, and it is my favorite.

Thank you Greg!!! I could not think of the name PORTILLO's but the Italian Beef - Chicago Dogs and Sausage !MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

Pho is amazing but probably 2 yrs ago I discovered ramen. Not just any ramen but a ramen house where they make their own noodles. WOW! Fresh noodles makes a world of difference. Luckily theres Furious Spoon that does an awesome noodle job.
 
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Greg

Pho

I'm sure BVB and other SoCal people know this, but for visitors to the LAX area who also like planespotting and want to try a classic In N Out burger, head to the very popular one on Sepulveda immediately north of the field. Park a couple blocks north behind the Trader Joe's or at the Ralph's on the west side of Sepulveda, then walk over to avoid the perennial traffic jam at the In N Out itself. Order a double-double animal-style and head over to the small, grassy park across the street and watch the planes land immediately overhead. Hope for an A-380!
 
One of my hugely favorite things to do when in LA!!

I once dropped my wallet in an Uber car.
 
15 minutes after I was dropped in my destination, I realize my wallet is not in my pocket. I start to sweat in panic, trying to remember when was the last time I saw it. Right when I am in that task, ring, an email comes. It is from an Uber agent, letting me know that a driver has found my wallet and asking where I am. 30 minutes later the car is back and his sexy driver is giving me my wallet back, and receiving an extremely generous tip. Since then I love Uber.

I'm an hiv positive hooker. I was positive before I started working the interwebz. In the beginning it was hard because being undetectable wasnt a thing and the risk of transmition was real. But now with being undetectable it has gotten easier. But there's still a lot of learning some need to do. 1. I know my status. 2. I'm responsible and I do my lab works regularly along with STI checks. 3. I am undetectable. The chances of passing it is less than 1% or so. Funny thing though despite all of this I was recently turned down. My thoughts? I thought to myself, fuck this ignorant dumb ass mother fucker and blocked him.
 
Hugs,
Greg

All imma say is that the ignorance still runs deep.
 
Hugs,
Greg

I hired a very hot guy and when he showed up at the hotel he told me he was HIV+. I didn't send him away and went on with the session because I always play safe. Would I hire him again?? In a microsecond.

I would love to have a kid. But sadly I don't see it happening
 
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Greg

Many comments in this thread show very clearly why a lot of sexual assault victims (maybe most) never, ever come forward.

I would love to have a kid. But sadly I don't see it happening
 
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Greg