Jimfromsac
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I am not speaking from a book bro, but from direct hands on experience with not only myself but all of my friends who have stayed negative like myself and are in mixed status relationships where one partner is positive and the other is negative. ALL my friends who did eventually turn positive,did one thing and one thing only... took a load up the ass without a condom.
Go ahead and buy into all the fear mongering if you want too, yes and some people die in plane crashes and get hit by lightening. Its your choice, but this is from watching my friends over the last ten years and my own personal experience directly. But your right it is everyone's choice to do as they want to or be as full of fear over this as they choose. But the truth is... It is very low risk unless you are taking loads in your ass without a condom.
It is easy to be brave when you come from a position of knowledge, and I am speaking directly too how you get it through sex, not tranfusions etc, I think most of us are not doing transfusions on a regular basis. I am just trying to get at the fact that HIV is not easy to get and that is the truth, my doctor even told me this directly and direct hands on experience has shown to be the case.
But if you do slip up, there is something you can do that is showing to be very effective in some cases.... That is go on HIV medication immediately for 2 - 3 weeks following a slip, this happened to my friend ten years ago, today he tests positive, but his HIV disease is non - progressive, this is a rare situation but don't sit by blindly if you think you have been exposed. (cum in ass or vagina.)
So most people have nothing to be afraid of here, and I am not trying to lead anyone into any type of behavior they are not comfortable with, everyone must make their own choices in life.. I personally choose not to fly in Air planes, I see that as a greater risk then what I am doing. I am only giving this info as my personal history and experience with HIV directly with my parter, it is for informational purposes only and not medical advice.
I am speaking to men on this subject not to women. I have been with my partner who is positive for eight solid years and have tested negative every year since then. I think six months has passed.
It is hard to get! You must work at it to get it! And I agree women taking loads in their vagina will do the trick as well. But kissing, your kidding yourself... My partner shoots in my mouth 2 - 3 times a week for the past eight years and I still am testing negative, you just don't get it that way easily and I know hundreds of guys who should and would have it if this is how it was easily transmitted. If you were correct we already would ALL be dead on this planet.
Go ahead and buy into all the fear mongering if you want too, yes and some people die in plane crashes and get hit by lightening. Its your choice, but this is from watching my friends over the last ten years and my own personal experience directly. But your right it is everyone's choice to do as they want to or be as full of fear over this as they choose. But the truth is... It is very low risk unless you are taking loads in your ass without a condom.
It is easy to be brave when you come from a position of knowledge, and I am speaking directly too how you get it through sex, not tranfusions etc, I think most of us are not doing transfusions on a regular basis. I am just trying to get at the fact that HIV is not easy to get and that is the truth, my doctor even told me this directly and direct hands on experience has shown to be the case.
But if you do slip up, there is something you can do that is showing to be very effective in some cases.... That is go on HIV medication immediately for 2 - 3 weeks following a slip, this happened to my friend ten years ago, today he tests positive, but his HIV disease is non - progressive, this is a rare situation but don't sit by blindly if you think you have been exposed. (cum in ass or vagina.)
So most people have nothing to be afraid of here, and I am not trying to lead anyone into any type of behavior they are not comfortable with, everyone must make their own choices in life.. I personally choose not to fly in Air planes, I see that as a greater risk then what I am doing. I am only giving this info as my personal history and experience with HIV directly with my parter, it is for informational purposes only and not medical advice.
I am speaking to men on this subject not to women. I have been with my partner who is positive for eight solid years and have tested negative every year since then. I think six months has passed.
It is hard to get! You must work at it to get it! And I agree women taking loads in their vagina will do the trick as well. But kissing, your kidding yourself... My partner shoots in my mouth 2 - 3 times a week for the past eight years and I still am testing negative, you just don't get it that way easily and I know hundreds of guys who should and would have it if this is how it was easily transmitted. If you were correct we already would ALL be dead on this planet.