/cuteboys/ - Boypussy

>>379739

>fap so much tendons and other stuff in my pelvis ache and hurt

>only extreme stretching alleviates the pain

The odds of catching HIV from topping are extremely low, even if the other person is positive, but you should get tested for peace of mind if nothing else.

You can't just get gonorrhea out of nowhere. It doesn't survive more than a few hours outside the body. You got it from someone who was infected. Hypothetically, you could have got it from contact with an object that had the body fluid of someone infected on it, but again, it would have been very fresh body fluid because the bacteria doesn't survive long outside the body.

It goes away 100% if treatment works. The problem is that some strains are resistant to antibiotics. You did have followup tests done after treatment to confirm it worked, right?

Yellow skin can be a symptom of liver failure, but if you had something causing liver failure, I'm sure there would be many more symptoms.

If you're worried you might have something, don't ask the internet, fucking get tested. Ask the people at the clinic or hospital these questions. I know it can be embarrassing, I've had syphilis in the past, but it is literally their job to help you with these things.

>>379769

Got tested and it turned out negative.

I encourage everyone to be brave and do the right thing.

I'll stay a virgin because I'm so afraid of STDs. I don't care what the infection rates are, the paranoia is too much for me to do anything.

>>379911

Don't give in to fear.

Love is the way.

Just be conscious of what you do, and do get dragged into something, because of fear.

You can find another virgin. You can ask for proof such as test results. You can wait until you can really trust the person (at least 3-4 months imo).

But don't reject physical lovemaking, because you're afraid. Stay your ground, and share with the one you want to do it how you feel about it.

>>380040

>don't get dragged into something*

>>379879

I am a medical student so I give you a quick overview of the most important stuff.

HIV is a bit of a bitch as it may take up to 6 months to show up in lab tests so even a person with a clean health record from a hospital may be unsafe. So most important rule, always use condoms for strangers, or people you're not sure about, that covers you almost perfectly.

But oral sex is fine right? Nope, Evolution was smarter than that. Contrary to believe you should also use protection for oral sex. The oral mucosa is rather susceptible to injuries (pretty sure you have bitten your tongue or cheek before), so pretty any pathogen including HIV can also enter there, though the chance is a lot smaller than through anal/vaginal sex. Additionally HPV can also infect the throat and can be a not insignificant risk for cancer development.

But as a top your risks are a lot smaller anyways, just don't have any visible open wounds in the area.

Sorry to scare you like this, but there is always a chance for some form of infection. Luckily there are many non-condom ways to prevent this, so you can evaluate yourself what risks you want to take:

For HIV there is PrEP (Preinfection Prophylaxis). A medication you take daily that blocks the receptor needed for HIV infection and thereby significantly reduces the chance of infection, even if the Virus enters the body, it will die pretty fast without a host or outside of the body, for HPV there is a vaccine.

P.S.: About the Gonorrhea: It's most likely gone if you don't have the purulent discharge, did you have a check afterwards?