Thread: Safe Sex and Sex Related Discussions in Thailand
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06-05-19 05:44 #2528
Posts: 12856Originally Posted by FLHawk [View Original Post]
With Okamoto 003, the condom is a bit small. It does not reach the base of dick at all, let alone bunching there. Ha ha. I have to put fingers of both hands inside it to stretch it, in order to get it on, using fingers to unroll it pulling downwards.
I use a lot of lube, probably more than normal, to make sure that vagina cannot pull on condom too strongly. I like slippery feel not abrasion feel. I did meet one girl who wanted low lube so her pussy could contract and massage the dick very strongly. She was not Thai.
The only thing I can think of is your lube is insufficient.
The dick is not sharp enough to prick a condom. How you can get forces strong enough to break it, is beyond my thinking. I think it is likely you abrade the condom, potentially on a sponge inserted in the girl's pussy. 5 to 10% of girls fucked have them. I almost always put fingers in a girl to check for obstructions. If I did not initially, but am having a hard time to get the dick to go in sufficiently, then I will try to check. Sometimes the girl's descended uterus is the obstruction, sometimes not. We have to be patient at the start of sex to give the girl's vagina time to stretch. Remember it has to stretch heaps to let a baby pass. Can stretch from 4 to 5 inches hopefully to 7 to 8 inches if healthy and if necessary. Extra tight pussies can be a problem for me, especially if a doctor stitched her up a bit too tight in the past.
Have you seen condoms used as balloons filled with water? One can see they are quite strong if not damaged.
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06-04-19 23:27 #2527
Posts: 542Originally Posted by Syzygies [View Original Post]
When I was younger I never seemed to have this issue. I would leave an inch at the tip and that inch would remain the entire time. Not any more. And even with he reservoir-tipped condoms, the axial forces stretches out that reservoir and it engulfs practically the entire tip of my penis!
But many times I have pulled out and I have tried to pull the condom back out a little bit to re-create a gap, but the condom just won't pull out, possibly due to the vacuum created. I have no ideal how to stop it. My penis is essentially the same size, and I normally use lubricated condoms which one would think would resist the axial forces. Or maybe the lube quickly dries out a bit or otherwise acts to allow the condom to stretch out, but not back. So it acts like a ratchet. Each stroke pulls the material tighter.
Almost every condom I have tried in the last few years exhibits this problem, to include thin or thick, slim fit or normal fit. (Can't remember about the large size.) Very strange. Anyone else have this happen?
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06-04-19 21:17 #2526
Posts: 16Originally Posted by MongerForSex [View Original Post]
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06-04-19 18:52 #2525
Posts: 1056PhD in Safe Sex Studies.
Perhaps it is time for us all to do a PhD in safe sex studies. As someone who has got the clap three times over 40 or so years, let me say the following from bad experience. We have to be very careful what we read on line, on this forum included. In at least one of those three cases, a major contributory factor was that I paid heed to "no STI risk for Thai hookers" even though I knew the opposite to be the case. Getting STIs is a bummer and STI clinics are not the type of place one feels like hitting on a chick.
In this hobby of ours, we are riding the odds and al kinds of quacks want to tell us how to beat the odds. And we want to believe them.
I stopped closely following this thread hen the information and catalogue of STIs and related illnesses got very detailed.
I wil try to obey all the usual safe sex codes of practice with this one caveat. I am old school. I like bareback. I know the risks but I want to wish them away and the Internet helps me with that but not with my STI bills.
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06-04-19 18:28 #2524
Posts: 360Originally Posted by Franciscass [View Original Post]
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06-04-19 12:14 #2523
Posts: 1222Originally Posted by MongerForSex [View Original Post]
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06-04-19 11:57 #2522
Posts: 284Hmmmm
Originally Posted by MongerForSex [View Original Post]
I'll get my popcorn and observe (not).
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06-04-19 11:46 #2521
Posts: 360Originally Posted by Syzygies [View Original Post]
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06-04-19 11:30 #2520
Posts: 360Originally Posted by YearOfMonk [View Original Post]
They focus on developping vaccines for Gonorrhea, Chlamydia and Syphilis, the program will last 5 years. http://industrynewstimes.com/263/nih-announced-to-give-award-to-those-who-find-vaccine-for-stds/
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06-04-19 05:06 #2519
Posts: 12856Originally Posted by MongerForSex [View Original Post]
If it is the same bacteria that causes Chlamydia, then it was a reasonable guess it came from a pussy. If not, is it airborne? I doubt it. So what are the likely sources. At the time it was called "Chlamydia pink eye" at the eye hospital I believe. I don't recall the eye hospital doctor mentioning the term "Trachomatis", and of course fancy terms may not mean that much to us. So anyway I was told I tested positive to Chlamydia in the eye.
I am aware the medical professionals like to use different terminology for similar conditions caught in different parts of the body. E. g. I once had "acne" under the hair of my scalp but the skin doctor said no, acne was impossible in that place, it was dandruff. Later another better skin specialist admitted it was in fact the same as acne, but is given a different name in that location by the medical profession. So we learn not to trust doctors who are trying to dumb it down, and say the problem is something else, when I know very well it was "acne" by my definition of the term.
Okay I don't know exactly how I got my "pink eye" (can't prove anything), so am very willing to hear the likely ways it could get there.
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06-03-19 21:11 #2518
Posts: 285Originally Posted by LivingFossil [View Original Post]
You won't repeat.
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06-03-19 20:43 #2517
Posts: 90HPV is with you for life and if transmitted to women many strains cause cervical cancer.
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06-03-19 15:08 #2516
Posts: 93Originally Posted by MongerForSex [View Original Post]
As a layman in terms of medical knowledge on STD's, I have a query:
I am off to Pattaya in few weeks. I am not a fan of DATY so that is out of question. I always indulge in protected intercourse so that is covered too. My only fetish is to have BBBJ before sex, almost every time. What protections / pro active steps can I take to minimize the risk of STD's from my mongering adventures, given the steps that I follow already?
Thanks in advance.
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06-03-19 14:48 #2515
Posts: 360Originally Posted by LivingFossil [View Original Post]Originally Posted by Syzygies [View Original Post]
LivingFossil, After removing the condon, washing hands with soap first is important. I don't advise people to wash their penis with soap, especially uncircumcised men. Penile skin is more fragile. Soap may irritate the skin. Mucous membrane and abrasion increase sthe risk of sti. Washing your penis with warm water is enough (but not too warm).
Using condom for every vaginal act, thin condoms are good, I often use thin condoms and never had any problem with them.
Recieving unprotected oral sex is not really risky, the risk is the same as kissing. You can't contract hiv from oral sex. You can rarely contract HSV2 from oral sex, maybe it's possible but it's very rare. Oral area is not a common place for HSV2. Having hsv1 protects you against hsv2. Syzygies, You know many people are misdiagnosed, you were misdiagnosed for hsv. Many non infectious or infectious diseases can mimic hsv.
HSV 2 immunity https://www.medhelp.org/posts/STDs/h...ns/show/686439.
Oral sex https://www.medhelp.org/posts/STDs/HSV-2/show/1800860.
HPV is very common, hpv usually goes away on its own within 2 years. Most people are asymptomatic.
I have never seen syphilistic chancre in the oral area, it's not common, most chancres are seen in genital area and anus. Some evidences say oral sex is the main cause of the rise of syphilis. I don't agree, because most people practising oral sex also engage in vaginal or anal sex. Syphilis is easily treated in early stages. It's easy to cure late latent syphilis, three injections, once a week for three weeks is enought to cure late latent syphilis or to stop tertiary syphilis to cause further damage. People with late latent syphilis are not likely to develop neurosyphilis but they may develop benign tertiary syphilis (gummas) or heart diseases. Neurosyphilis often starts in the early stages. Most cases of neurosyphilis are asymptomatic. Neurosyphilis happens more often in people with lowered immunity (HIV and other causes), daily intramuscular injections for 14 days will stop neurosyphilis from causing further damage but won't reverse the damage that are already done. Penicillin is the best treatment for syphilis in any stage. When people with syphilis is treated in early stages, they are partially immune to syphilis. Untreated people or people treated in late stage are immune to syphilis. Tabes dorsalis (myelopathy today) and general paresis (Dementia today) are inexistent today. To me, there is no link between tabes dorsalis and syphilis. Because penicillin doesn't stop the progression. Today myelopathy is caused by other medical causes. Some people with primary syphilis won't develop secondary syphilis. That means you will remain negative becuse your first defence killed the pathogens before progressing to the secondary stage. Early treatment when the chancre developed will also prevent your test (TPHA) to become positive if the initial test was still negative, that means you won't be partially immune.
https://rarediseases.org/rare-diseas...ilis-acquired/
Syphilis oral sex https://www.medhelp.org/posts/STDs/S...s/show/2060761.
Syphilis oral sex https://www.medhelp.org/posts/STDs/o...s/show/1908195.
Syphilis immunity https://www.medhelp.org/posts/STDs/S...ns/show/397567 http://www.meddean.luc.edu/lumen/med...1/syphilis.htm.
Chlamydia can go away without treatment. People can catch chlamydia without knowing the real cause of transmission. Most having oral sex also engage in vaginal and anal sex. There is no point in trying to understand how you caught chlamydia.
https://www.medhelp.org/posts/STDs/g...x/show/1919185
https://www.medhelp.org/posts/STDs/C...x/show/1241539
https://www.medhelp.org/posts/STDs/O...y/show/1148581
I partially agree with them. Every dermatovenereologist has their own opinion.
LivingFossil, I advise you to see a dermatovenereologist if you have questions about STDs. He can answer all your questions. Every dermatovenereologist is different. If someday, you plan to monger in Brazil, I will be happy to receive you and answer all your questions. Keep living, nothing is better than sex.
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06-03-19 10:42 #2514
Posts: 12856Originally Posted by LivingFossil [View Original Post]
I have moved to ultra thin condoms like many others. I don't believe they break any more often. If they do break I can change it. Breakage comes from finger nails, or anything else sharp, or manufacturing defect, or from abrasion against a sponge shoved in the girl's pussy. I always check for sponges and make sure thy get removed. I probably can not fuck with a thick condom, so forget that for an idea.
Alkaline cake soaps are not good for your crotch. Can promote fungal infections. A very mild soap is okay Or a slightly acidic special wash is good. These are sold mostly for ladies but men can use as well.
Washing hands well is important, agreed, to prevent spread of all types of things, not especially STDs. I caught an eye infection once, possibly transferred from finger in pussy.
I don't have microbe phobia. I almost always catch a virus after a long plane flight, but mostly not catching anything much from girls.
Just getting breathed on is a big risk. My respiratory health improves a lot in Thailand. I believe humidity is helping me a lot.