BBFS posts and the rise of STD warning posts.
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BillyS, you moved my comment from another thread to start the "is my wife cheating thread", I don't recall which thread it started in
Here some of the previous posts about bbj's and STI/STD's... go back to them the threads have lots of good information and debate from other Utopia members as well.
And this...
https://www.nydailynews.com/2017/07...spread-by-oral-sex-world-health-organization/
The following STDs can be contracted through oral sex:
https://www.stdcheck.com/blog/get-blow-by-blow-oral-sex-is-it-safe/
Is bbfs and daty the same risk?
According to the CDC, it depends.
Are you giving or receiving?
Also, technically and statistically bbj vs bbfs nearly similar "risk" rates of catching something from a provider [female to male]; though bbjs have a higher risk now a days with the antibiotic resistant gonorrhea. if you're already taking the chance with BBBJ's adding in BBFS not likely to increase risks of STD's of course this is a personal risk based "stats" approach, ultimately we need to decide for ourselves where that risk- based decision line is;
The chances are still low, and if receiving only even lower
https://www.natap.org/2005/images/012105_01a.gif
So, While the risk isn't 0% for, HIV transmission from female to male it is pretty close. Almost 100% of the new cases for males occurs in male-male transmission or via drug(dirty needle) transmission.
HIV transmission per exposure to the virus are usually expressed in percentages or as odds.
Sharing a needle 1 time with an HIV+ drug user is 0.67% or 1 in 149; the US CDC expresses it as 67 out of 10,000 exposures.
HIV- male vaginal sex with HIV+ female, 0.4% or 1 in 2,500 exposures.... the same exact rate if the male was getting a blowjob. So for a guy bbj or bbfs same chances of getting HIV.
Again those numbers are for one time exposures....in case you’re curious, there is formula for cumulative risk:
1 - ( ( 1 - x ) ^ y )
in which x is the risk per exposure (as a decimal) and y is the number of exposures. So obviously YMMV.
Young gay/bisexual men makeup the largest group of new cases and are generally the source for transmission to females(who largely get the virus as a result of unprotected sex)
I did contact the provider that gave it to me, whether she got it treated or not I have no idea, or if she even informed any of her other known clients...
Here some of the previous posts about bbj's and STI/STD's... go back to them the threads have lots of good information and debate from other Utopia members as well.
And this...
https://www.nydailynews.com/2017/07...spread-by-oral-sex-world-health-organization/
The following STDs can be contracted through oral sex:
- Oral herpes
- Genital herpes
- Genital warts (which are caused by HPV)
- Hepatitis A
- Chlamydia
- Gonorrhea
- Syphilis
https://www.stdcheck.com/blog/get-blow-by-blow-oral-sex-is-it-safe/
Is bbfs and daty the same risk?
According to the CDC, it depends.
Are you giving or receiving?
Also, technically and statistically bbj vs bbfs nearly similar "risk" rates of catching something from a provider [female to male]; though bbjs have a higher risk now a days with the antibiotic resistant gonorrhea. if you're already taking the chance with BBBJ's adding in BBFS not likely to increase risks of STD's of course this is a personal risk based "stats" approach, ultimately we need to decide for ourselves where that risk- based decision line is;
The chances are still low, and if receiving only even lower
https://www.natap.org/2005/images/012105_01a.gif
So, While the risk isn't 0% for, HIV transmission from female to male it is pretty close. Almost 100% of the new cases for males occurs in male-male transmission or via drug(dirty needle) transmission.
HIV transmission per exposure to the virus are usually expressed in percentages or as odds.
Sharing a needle 1 time with an HIV+ drug user is 0.67% or 1 in 149; the US CDC expresses it as 67 out of 10,000 exposures.
HIV- male vaginal sex with HIV+ female, 0.4% or 1 in 2,500 exposures.... the same exact rate if the male was getting a blowjob. So for a guy bbj or bbfs same chances of getting HIV.
Again those numbers are for one time exposures....in case you’re curious, there is formula for cumulative risk:
1 - ( ( 1 - x ) ^ y )
in which x is the risk per exposure (as a decimal) and y is the number of exposures. So obviously YMMV.
Young gay/bisexual men makeup the largest group of new cases and are generally the source for transmission to females(who largely get the virus as a result of unprotected sex)
I did contact the provider that gave it to me, whether she got it treated or not I have no idea, or if she even informed any of her other known clients...
I think it's pretty open here that most AMP's in the city do bbbj and have at least one girl on staff at all times that offer bbfs.
Traditionally @Slinky Bender doesn't like guys accusing girls of spreading STD's because there is always the chance some guy will do it to get back at a girl or a competing place will want to plant rumors of girls being infected to draw away their customers.
I think all the regulars on this board know what's going on and either turn a blind eye to the fact that most of theses girls are passing around something or they already have something themselves so they don't care.
Further more, if I were a regular on the city AMP circuit (I'm not) I would look at all your reviews and deduce where you probably got it from.
Traditionally @Slinky Bender doesn't like guys accusing girls of spreading STD's because there is always the chance some guy will do it to get back at a girl or a competing place will want to plant rumors of girls being infected to draw away their customers.
I think all the regulars on this board know what's going on and either turn a blind eye to the fact that most of theses girls are passing around something or they already have something themselves so they don't care.
Further more, if I were a regular on the city AMP circuit (I'm not) I would look at all your reviews and deduce where you probably got it from.
Lastly, I don't know what these AMPs are doing, but they should be taking health seriously. If word gets out that customers like myself are getting infected at your place of business, it will do irreparable damage to their brand. Test your girls weekly. It costs nothing and doctors want you to get tested if you're sexually active.
Just a regular physical where I requested one. I showed zero symptoms which was the scariest part. People with Chlamydia typically don't which is why testing after sex is recommended. Outside of receiving oral, I always wear a condom with my partners. I had a hookup planned today which fell through because her roommate decided to WFH. I'd have passed it on to her had she had her apartment free.
How about if you're not a doctor then please try not to write about medication that can help a std . Cover it up and just fuck you're wife with no cover if you have a wife . maybe find someone who can help you talk to girls if you don't have a wife that way you can stop going out with people how just want you're money. we really don't care about you we just want you're money
Came across this interesting bit in the news today... I'm sure a large contributing factor is the bbfs rates in EU in general
https://www.zerohedge.com/medical/tracking-antibiotic-use-europe
https://www.zerohedge.com/medical/tracking-antibiotic-use-europe
Nycthrowwaway? So what your saying is that we need to test but you who are asking us to do bbfs /bbbj don't have to test ? First of all if you put a cover on it you can get a std .2 if you did not fuck anything that walks then you can't get a std ? You need to help your self and not put the blame on anyone but your self