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Are you on PrEP?

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2 hours ago, mike_int said:

Syphilis is curable also in late latent stage however the treatment usually takes 4 weeks of daily antibiotic treatment. 

In first stages it is easily curable with one or two injections.

 

yeah I forgot that nuance, they told us it was easily curable with penicilin at early stages but harder to cure at later ones. Thanks you and RideOrDie for mentioning it.

edit: notable mention this was pre-pandemic so in like >5 years there has probably been newer/updated info anyways

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  • dumbsparce
    dumbsparce

    No. I like getting to know and building a certain level of trust with someone before I take them to the garden of eden.

  • This sounds like a right-wing talking point. People will have promiscuous and unsafe sex regardless of how you/anyone else feels, so it makes sense to focus on how to prevent the spread of HIV instead

  • Asparagus Spears
    Asparagus Spears

    Why do people sex shame other people for sleeping with lots of people. Jealousy is a curse. Prep is great 

A. I'm a top

B. I only do anal with my bf

 

No need for me to be on long term meds

7 hours ago, Yawn said:

PrEP is available for free in the UK but through sexual health clinics specifically. an average GP and prescription isn't how you access it. you can search for your nearest NHS sexual health clinic online and book a face to face PrEP appointment. they will literally hand you a supply for a few months right there which is why you wouldn't receive a prescription. routine face to face appointments with ongoing testing is then how you continue to receive it. 

 

6 hours ago, RideOrDie said:

and when they don't know they have HIV and unknowingly infect you then what, this is not a case of trust sister

 

prep is free in the UK my good sister just find the nearest clinic to you and book an appointment 

https://www.nhsinform.scot/scotlands-service-directory/sexual-health-clinics

Thank for this info sisters! Gonna have a look now. Now I feel silly asking my GP. :skull: You also think she would have told me this is how you access it. :skull: 

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1 hour ago, Oktober Knight said:

No need for me to be on long term meds

I've seen this 'long term med' multiple times here. So what's this short term on-demand / 2-1-1 rule they talk about? Is that less effective? 

On 3/22/2025 at 4:46 AM, Illyboy said:

you're a priest?

In the day i belong to the lord. Its innocence :gaycat4: just take the wheel

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1 hour ago, Maxxxine said:

I've seen this 'long term med' multiple times here. So what's this short term on-demand / 2-1-1 rule they talk about? Is that less effective? 

Not less effective but you have to take it when you know you have something planned days later. Taking it everyday has you geared up and ready for whenever you want to have sex.

Currently in a monogamous relationship so no, but before the relationship yes I was on prep. Always use a condom too though because HIV shouldn't be our only concern

No but I only breed long term FWB bottoms who are on PreP and who i know are trustworthy. I also test regularly and never had anything. 

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Yes and get tested every three months. I also just got the hepatitis A+B vaccine, had the mpox vaccine before and HPV one too. You can never be too safe. Trust only yourself and don't stop having fun just because some gays shame you for it.

On 3/22/2025 at 8:28 AM, AvadaKedavra said:

I would like to sometimes, to be honest. I'm 32, and sometimes I get jealous of all the guys having crazy hookups all the time and i feel like im missin out and will regret it later. But I'm concerned because PrEP is not completely protective against everything and im too aware of all the STDS u can get, and I'm also a bit worried about the side effects of taking it for so long. :emofish:

I'm also scared of going on the PrEP plan and my parents finding out because my healthcare plan is connected to them. . To get prep here is also too many appoinments. MD, Psychologist, STDS tests. Too much stuff* :gaycat4:

 

i just booked my first appointment to the prep doc, this will be a long long journey:chick3: (i live in Germany)

i have a question about PreP

i don't know anything about it and i'm not aware of it except for the things i read online 

 

but i always wondered how everyone in the porn industry fucks the same 2 porn stars and its known they're +, does that mean all of them are positive too because i read prep is like 95% effective, can someone explain?

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On 3/29/2025 at 10:29 AM, Carter said:

i have a question about PreP

i don't know anything about it and i'm not aware of it except for the things i read online 

 

but i always wondered how everyone in the porn industry fucks the same 2 porn stars and its known they're +, does that mean all of them are positive too because i read prep is like 95% effective, can someone explain?

It's 99% effective and they must be undetectable. 

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