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RE: Raw dogging awareness post
(05-18-2018 05:49 AM)AceP Wrote: (05-17-2018 03:20 PM)Putin Closes Wrote: (05-17-2018 11:00 AM)AceP Wrote: I'd like to add that you should be extra -careful in less developed countries. Couple years ago during my college years in the states I've banged chicks, mostly those North Asians International students (chinese, hongkong, japanese sort) rawdogged all of them and thank god I am still clean. Just when I and a close friend of mine think it can't be too bad, went to south east Asia and banged a college chick (only once, mind you) there- bam, he told me started having warts and diagnosed with HPV. So I assume the international students at least can take care of themselves better than those in less developed countries.
It is estimated that as many as 75 percent of the reproductive-age population has been infected with one or more types of genital HPV and up to 5.5 million new infections occur each year.
HPV is not a big deal. You probably have it if you've raw dogged more than a few ladies.
Nothing beats finishing inside a young 20 year old, so until they invite something that feels like the real thing, I'll keep raw dogging. (I dont finish inside 3rd world girls unless have the MAP right in stock).
You actually finish inside, as in a creampie? Were they on pills or are you just fine with making random women pregnant?
First world on pills (ask before), and always keep a stack of MAP in my bedroom, and watch them take it afterwards. However, if I suspect the girl is a hoe, I wrap it up. Or I'll blast over her face if im out of MAP.
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RE: Raw dogging awareness post
(04-29-2018 10:44 AM)Truth Teller Wrote: Most of you guys probably know this, but there's a HPV vaccine now. Seeing as how many oral/throat cancers are caused by HPV, you should really consider it.
I'm kind of neurotic about STDs as it is, so having one I don't need to worry about is a big help.
Seriously consider using condoms. There's been a resurgence of bacterial STDs (Chlyamdia, Gonnorhea, Syphilis) in the last few years. Some of the new strains are antibiotic resistant and can't be treated without a harsher course of treatment. Contrary to what this thread would have you believe, HIV is real for heterosexual men.
Yes, it's difficult to transmit, but probability hacking is not a good way to avoid a disease.
Couldn't agree more wrt HPV and the Vaccine. It was once explained to me that even if you are only going to have unprotected sex with 1 more person unprotected in your life (eg. Future wife), you are better to get the vaccine. Why, because you risk getting the additional and potentially deadly strains of the HPV that your partner has, so unless she is a virgin bride, better get the vaccine.
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RE: Raw dogging awareness post
(05-30-2018 11:01 PM)NoMoreTO Wrote: (04-29-2018 10:44 AM)Truth Teller Wrote: Most of you guys probably know this, but there's a HPV vaccine now. Seeing as how many oral/throat cancers are caused by HPV, you should really consider it.
I'm kind of neurotic about STDs as it is, so having one I don't need to worry about is a big help.
Seriously consider using condoms. There's been a resurgence of bacterial STDs (Chlyamdia, Gonnorhea, Syphilis) in the last few years. Some of the new strains are antibiotic resistant and can't be treated without a harsher course of treatment. Contrary to what this thread would have you believe, HIV is real for heterosexual men.
Yes, it's difficult to transmit, but probability hacking is not a good way to avoid a disease.
Couldn't agree more wrt HPV and the Vaccine. It was once explained to me that even if you are only going to have unprotected sex with 1 more person unprotected in your life (eg. Future wife), you are better to get the vaccine. Why, because you risk getting the additional and potentially deadly strains of the HPV that your partner has, so unless she is a virgin bride, better get the vaccine.
Your best defence against pathogens will mainly rely on a healthy/young immune system though. If you contract HPV, the vaccine might not help you. (After the acute infection stage.) A healthy diet, avoidance of drugs etc. and minimizing your total pathogenic load is probably more important in the long run. HPV is probably a virus that is able to establish latency. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23341854
Latency (simply explained) means a virus can "hide out" in certain cells, only to be reactivated at an opportune time. So the immune system will never get rid of it completely. Most herpes viruses for example are latent viruses, like CMV and Epstein-Barr. (herpes 4 and 5.) The interesting thing in this context is that it`s immune suppression/inflammation that allows a virus to start proliferating again. So a virus like HPV will lay dormant until it has an opportunity to start dividing, and that in turn is dependent on your immune function as I mentioned, which in turn is mainly lifestyle dependent. (And also other infections that will demand a response from your leukocytes.) So it will exploit any weakness in your immune function.
HPV can only promote cancer when the virus get`s a chance to proliferate. This causes lesions, which in turn promote short telomeres/oxidative damage and chromosomal mutations. Cancer is caused by mutations. So if the virus cannot come out of hiding so to speak, because your have sufficient immune function, it can not cause lesion nor cancer. It should also be pointed out that if you were otherwise HPV negative, and you introduce the virus via a vaccine, and you now for whatever reason have suppressed immune function, you could be worse of then if you never got the vaccine in the first place.
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