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I hate rimming and being rimmed. Wont do it. Just not my thing.

That gang bang was painful for the bottom. I do not like overly aggressive and sadistic bangings. However, I was gang banged in a sling by 18 guys at a sex club in Atlanta. After dick number 6 I was begging for more. It was a hot experience. My ass was sore for a week.

I hate rimming and being rimmed. Wont do it. Just not my thing.

I hate rimming and being rimmed. Wont do it. Just not my thing.

That gang bang was painful for the bottom. I do not like overly aggressive and sadistic bangings. However, I was gang banged in a sling by 18 guys at a sex club in Atlanta. After dick number 6 I was begging for more. It was a hot experience. My ass was sore for a week.

Yup, people love watching train wrecks....

What you're describing as whites flaking on blacks or treating blacks as disposable is true of the gay dating scene in general. It has been for decades. Young gay men can be very fickle and often play the field. The blurred lines between relationships, casual sex, and anonymous hookups make gay dating a minefield for everyone. I've known black and white gay men who date within their race, exclusively across race, or who make no distinctions -- and the same games are played. Young gay men dispose of boyfriends, they flake on guys with whom they had some apparent closeness, and they keep their options open.

I will go ahead and read through the lines and presume you had a bad week.

Naked for me. I would rather add more blankets than wear underwear to bed.

That gang bang was painful for the bottom. I do not like overly aggressive and sadistic bangings. However, I was gang banged in a sling by 18 guys at a sex club in Atlanta. After dick number 6 I was begging for more. It was a hot experience. My ass was sore for a week.

Maybe because that is his preference and what turns him on?

I keep my top sheet lose, I don't like to be tucked in. In the Winter I have two blankets. But more often than not somehow during the night the top blanket gets tossed off unto the floor.

Does not matter what I wear to bed even on the coldest nights I wake up naked except for one sock --
 
I will pull the covers up over my head nuzzle up to a bedmate but one foot has to be bare and sticking
 
out from under the covers - A regular bedmate opined that I was actually breathing
 
through my big toe!

I'm liking you more and more Mr. Hung

Me too. When did they start calling it the Cambridge comma?

God no! I am European, we sleep naked, period.

I'm old enough to remember when journalism professors called it the serial comma.

As I have said I only took it one time and have no plans to take anymore.

Why on earth have you been prescribed hydrocodone for arthritis? Get a new doctor, you are on a certain path to addiction. There are numerous drugs that can be used to manage arthritis that are not addictive.

Hydrocodone is not an appropriate drug to be placing patients on for chronic knee or any other joint arthritis. There are options to be offered which can be injections into the knee (easy), or the hip ( which requires a more precise procedure), usually done with radiographic guidance in an OR or similar procedural room.
 
Aside from the usual pharmaceuticals that reduce joint pain And inflammation such as Celebrex and others, a competent physician would refer you to a joint replacement surgery which has a phenomenal success rate and equally rate of recovery.
 
If your doctor is loading you up on opiates to take care of your chronic joint pain, I’d suggest finding a different doctor.

You shouldn't be on opiates for chronic pain (e.g. arthritis).....period.
 
You will get addicted....and become tolerant to them.....quickly.
 
Tell your physician you'd like to try other "non-opiate" and "non-addictive" options.
 
Sounds like you physician is 5-10 years behind current practice.....just saying.

Yes. I've taken ES Vicodin for both migraine headaches & a disc problem in my back. Reactions to taking them differ from person to person.
 
I'm surprised your doctor didn't give you a shot of cortisone in each knee & prescribe a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory, before going the Vike route.
 
~Boomer~

Any concerns/doubts you have about your prescription should be discussed immediately with your physician.

It is okay, sir!

@Gymowner: I'm dying! Who is the 6'4" model with 9+ inches who rang your bell?!?!