Rubbers

[cumlover777]

Yes or No
I say No with today's medicine

 

[johaninsc]

but they keep my feet dry...

 

[Peloso]

.

What the hell is wrong with your dick?

 

[Vannie]

We use the rhythm method.

 

[unloadonme]

We use the rhythm method.

That just leads to the blues.

 

[Kahaih]

We use the rhythm method.

You'll get earworms.

 

[Kahaih]

Yes or No
I say No with today's medicine

I wouldn't want to influence anyone else's decision, nor do I need anyone's permission, but I don't use condoms because I can't feel anything when wearing them.

And I produce so much precum that they would usually slip off, anyway. I gave up on them long ago.

 

[NotHardUp1]

Yes or No
I say No with today's medicine

Ultimately, it's a risk assessment.

Men who want to have multiple partners decide if the experience is more important than the future consquences of venereal disease, as well as the changed response when any potential partner asks or demands for you to be "clean" and "disease free." The marketing of Prep has carefully chosen "undetectable" instead of uninfected. It is likely HIV carriers are also now doing some verbal gymnastics of their own.

And, to some degree, the partners in a monogamous relationship are making the same risk assessment, but with the added factor to consider whether trusting the partner is more important than the potential effects of learning he may have been rambling and brought home something.

We tend to think this is a modern problem, but it has always existed in some form, but without condoms as a consideration.

 

[cumlover777]

Ultimately, it's a risk assessment.

Men who want to have multiple partners decide if the experience is more important than the future consquences of venereal disease, as well as the changed response when any potential partner asks or demands for you to be "clean" and "disease free." The marketing of Prep has carefully chosen "undetectable" instead of uninfected. It is likely HIV carriers are also now doing some verbal gymnastics of their own.

And, to some degree, the partners in a monogamous relationship are making the same risk assessment, but with the added factor to consider whether trusting the partner is more important than the potential effects of learning he may have been rambling and brought home something.

We tend to think this is a modern problem, but it has always existed in some form, but without condoms as a consideration.

Thanks for your reply

 

[Harke the Boeotarch]

STI's are up since PreP.

 

[LeicsDom]

STI's are up since PreP.

I always said this would happen
PreP is all very well but it only protects you from HIV. You can still catch all the other nasties that lurk in the promiscuous.

 

[Harke the Boeotarch]

I always said this would happen
PreP is all very well but it only protects you from HIV. You can still catch all the other nasties that lurk in the promiscuous.

Moreover, apparently condom use because of the AIDS crisis brought the other STI's down as well.

Not thought of that before now.