Post: #1

Traveled all over the world, for many years, and I have gotten the clap from
1. Austin, Texas...be super careful there
2, Cebu, Philippines.. also be very careful
3. Manaus, Brazil. it was just bad luck
Been lucky it was no worse than that, but I also avoid pros or hor houses....though I do raw dog a bit with girls 18 to 23 do always pulling out.
Surprising thing is have raw dogged a lot in Colombia but have had no problems there.
Wrote this thread so we can make each other aware of where to be more careful.
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Post: #2

Japan is the only place where I had gotten one. Similar guys will attest to the same thing on social media. A false impression might think it's a clean place but it's more dangerous than USA when it comes to specific infections. There's even STDs in Japan / Korea (such as the Urea Plasma ones) that barely exist in the west.

I suspect it's because of the huge prostitution scene (Japanese men infecting their partners). And also Asians tend to avoid Doctors unless they're on their deathbed (that's why every major disease in the past seemed to had originated in Asia. That's why they force people to do medicals in Asia a lot. Otherwise Asians would never do them).


https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2004/1...opping-10/

https://www.upi.com/Japan-teens-have-hig...102069079/

Some articles claim it's even 25% of young Japanese women have STDs. It must be way worse among the white guy fever crowd.

Post: #3

So your list has 3 cities on 3 continents, with extremely variable levels of socioeconomic development, STD awareness, access to health care/treatment, and demographic factors.

Congratulations, you've managed to prove the pointlessness of your own thread.

Also,

Post: #4

Never ever had an STD before coming to Vietnam and I've raw dogged my way around the world. I think that's probably more due to having a strong immune system which broke down on me here after partying most of the week for a few months on end.

Post: #5

(01-11-2019 03:49 AM)Trumpian Wrote:  Never ever had an STD before coming to Vietnam and I've raw dogged my way around the world. I think that's probably more due to having a strong immune system which broke down on me here after partying most of the week for a few months on end.

I've been told Vietnam is "conservative" because of the Communism and latent Buddhism stuff. But as far as I know it's the only country where they have many barbershops where the women will suck you off right out in the open.

Post: #6

(01-11-2019 04:02 AM)BaatumMania Wrote:  

(01-11-2019 03:49 AM)Trumpian Wrote:  Never ever had an STD before coming to Vietnam and I've raw dogged my way around the world. I think that's probably more due to having a strong immune system which broke down on me here after partying most of the week for a few months on end.

I've been told Vietnam is "conservative" because of the Communism and latent Buddhism stuff. But as far as I know it's the only country where they have many barbershops where the women will suck you off right out in the open.

The "conservative" countries are the worst for STDs because they refuse to teach about STDs at schools so most people don't even know they exist so don't get tested and treated. Even if they are aware, they are too ashamed to get checked out (which will also be very expensive and difficult).

Post: #7

(01-11-2019 03:31 AM)Papi Rico Wrote:  So your list has 3 cities on 3 continents, with extremely variable levels of socioeconomic development, STD awareness, access to health care/treatment, and demographic factors.

Congratulations, you've managed to prove the pointlessness of your own thread.

If we switch the topic to STD health care, the thread can be useful.

I had a bad experience in Perú. Raw dogged a chica, did anal too. Bad idea. A couple of days later I had a secretion. Went to a local doctor. He didn't wear gloves, nor did he wash his hands before touching my dick. Funny thing is, right beside the sink in his office I noticed a sticker: "wash your hands - national campaign for sanitation". I could see why it was a national campaign. Anyway, he gave me a prescription for chlamydia/gonorrhoea meds. The prescription wasn't necessary, I found, because in the pharmacy no one asked for it. I just told them what I needed and they sold it to me. Very practical.

The treatment did not work. I got tested elsewhere, a month later, and it turned out I had trichomoniasis.

Avoid medical services in Perú.

Post: #8

Even if you had used condoms you probably still would had gotten in. Most countries I've been in only seem to stock Durex and the joke is that's the thing you use when you want a baby or a STD.

Post: #9

(01-11-2019 05:20 AM)BaatumMania Wrote:  Even if you had used condoms you probably still would had gotten in. Most countries I've been in only seem to stock Durex and the joke is that's the thing you use when you want a baby or a STD.

True. Peruvian pharmacies only stock Durex and inferior alternatives. And they always put them somewhere you can't access - you have to ask staff to get them for you. Supermarkets don't sell them. It's a pain the ass to get condoms in there. The country is basically conspiring in favour of raw dogging.

Post: #10

(01-11-2019 03:49 AM)Trumpian Wrote:  Never ever had an STD before coming to Vietnam and I've raw dogged my way around the world. I think that's probably more due to having a strong immune system which broke down on me here after partying most of the week for a few months on end.

Warning:
A strong immune system will NOT protect you from a STD!!!

Post: #11

Chlamedyia in Congo

Post: #12

(01-11-2019 03:31 AM)Papi Rico Wrote:  So your list has 3 cities on 3 continents, with extremely variable levels of socioeconomic development, STD awareness, access to health care/treatment, and demographic factors.

Congratulations, you've managed to prove the pointlessness of your own thread.

Also,

Is all you know how to do is nitpick? I could have presented you with a hundred reports and studies, but here we want info from men with boots on the ground. Did I have to get 20 STDS in 5 different continents to become the expert you require?
One tidbit of info which is helpful is that in Colombia very few guys here report getting an STD. That is because most of don.t chase prepagos or skanky old women.
The Japan tidbit from a good poster was a gem....never would have expected that and good to know for men who plan to go there. This a thread for all of us to share our nuggets of wisdom...simple as that.

Post: #13

Raw dogging in the Philippines now is asking for a lot of trouble. Chlamydia and the clap at the same time 2 years ago. Indonesia I wouldnt worry about yet. Ecuador and Peru no problems either so far. I am going to Venezuela and Russia the next few months but would be more worried about Venezuela.

Post: #14

(01-11-2019 01:25 PM)lennon2791 Wrote:  

(01-11-2019 03:31 AM)Papi Rico Wrote:  So your list has 3 cities on 3 continents, with extremely variable levels of socioeconomic development, STD awareness, access to health care/treatment, and demographic factors.

Congratulations, you've managed to prove the pointlessness of your own thread.

Is all you know how to do is nitpick? I could have presented you with a hundred reports and studies, but here we want info from men with boots on the ground. Did I have to get 20 STDS in 5 different continents to become the expert you require?

You missed the point entirely, genius. Your 3 examples were enough to prove that you can get an STD virtually anywhere, in the same way you can get robbed or catch a flu anywhere. You're essentially proposing to create a directory of every country in the world.

That's why your thread is trash.

Quote: Posted by lennon2791 - Today 01:35 PM
Raw dogging in the Philippines now is asking for a lot of trouble. Chlamydia and the clap at the same time 2 years ago. Indonesia I wouldnt worry about yet. Ecuador and Peru no problems either so far. I am going to Venezuela and Russia the next few months but would be more worried about Venezuela.

How do you arrive at these conclusions? There's no logic whatsoever to your posts. If you're worried, which you are, then wrap up every time, everywhere. There's chlamydia, trich, and every STD known to man in all the countries you listed.

Nobody cares where you or I caught the clap. Keep that shit to yourself and report on something useful.

Quote: Posted by Super Average Man - Today 05:13 AM
If we switch the topic to STD health care, the thread can be useful.

Bro, how hard is it to Google a legit lab, piss in a cup, and take the proper meds, virtually anywhere in the world?

If you develop complications from an STD, then yes, of course it's good to have the right urologist or specialist on hand.

But just look at the above posts. Do you really think anybody is going to take health advice from posters like lennon2791 and BaatumMania?

Post: #15

I wouldn’t take advice Batuummania about anything, especially STDs!

Post: #16

I had symptoms of chlamydia. Went to get tested. Lady gave me pills to take in the meantime. Pills removed symptoms and made me all better, but tests came back a week later saying I had nothing at all.

Post: #17

Had a minor one in Indonesia.

Post: #18

(01-11-2019 03:31 AM)Papi Rico Wrote:  Nobody cares where you or I caught the clap. Keep that shit to yourself and report on something useful.

From whom may well be quite useful.......

Post: #19

England and Colombia.

Post: #20

watch the entire thing, about 90 secs

Post: #21

I've received an STD in Russia, UK, Ukraine and USA which was just wonderful

Post: #22

Do not rawdog the philippines.

Post: #23

Philippines (multiple STDs), Colombia (gonorrea from a blowjob - believe it or not).

Post: #24

Normal girls in the Philippines are usually clean but hookers there are very often dirty. An old German guy I knew in my first year in Cebu used to get gonorrhea from hookers almost every other weekend for example. If you got an STD in the Philippines, it is very likely that you were banging a girl who is/has been a hooker and/or has been with a lot of foreigners besides just you (whether or not you knew it).

When I was studying there, all foreign students had to get tested for STDs and HIV/AIDS every year in order to get/renew our student visas so foreign students are usually clean unless they have caught something since their last annual blood test because our visa application would be rejected if we had any diseases. That said, I went to school there before smartphones and hookup apps were common. I only noticed smartphones becoming somewhat common in my last year of university. Due to the new situation regarding these technologies, the situation may be slightly different and maybe even slightly riskier now.

Like in any country, I recommend being selective and using protection. Try to avoid obvious skanks, hookers, and nasty girls who are regularly and specifically hunting for foreign guys because you are likely not their first and it is entirely possible that they have exchanged sexual favors for money at some point.

Post: #25

(01-12-2019 09:43 AM)Hypno Wrote:  watch the entire thing, about 90 secs

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