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04-17-22 00:55 #50877
Posts: 23Originally Posted by Gabriel071 [View Original Post]
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04-16-22 17:21 #50876
Posts: 351Originally Posted by Lefeu [View Original Post]
Also understand, sometimes the girl isn't the problem, it could be you. Maybe you're hammered and she's not dealing with it, or smell nasty or something because its hot as shit and you've been out all day, or whatever
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04-16-22 16:42 #50875
Posts: 7Originally Posted by TooDirty [View Original Post]
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04-16-22 16:14 #50874
Posts: 1264Lolitas etc.
Generally full sex is available but does depend on the girl. I remember this one little hottie with short blond hair from a few years ago who enticed me to come inside for services. However, she specified beforehand that full sex was not on the menu. Whether that was due to the wrong time of month or she had a BF, I am not sure because I am "handsum man".
One other thing is I only recall uncomfortable and small Faux leather chairs and tiny couches with a curtain pulled over to cover the action. Not exactly all that comfortable for FS unless they have private rooms, which I did not see.
Originally Posted by Lefeu [View Original Post]
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04-16-22 08:08 #50873
Posts: 1136Not quite true
Originally Posted by ThaiGoodTimes [View Original Post]
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04-16-22 07:14 #50872
Posts: 695Originally Posted by EihTooms [View Original Post]
There is no need to do daily PrEP, as it can be done as "Holiday Prep" (7 days before an event-packed period, daily during, plus 7 days post).
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04-16-22 02:49 #50871
Posts: 5454Originally Posted by MomoFarang [View Original Post]
From your link:
Should I try PrEP?
It depends. PrEP is recommended for people who have known risk factors for HIV infection. Some known risk factors include:
- having an HIV-positive partner.
- being a person with a penis who has anal sex without a condom.
-using injectable drugs.
The CDCTrusted Source also recommends taking PrEP if you're heterosexual and you don't regularly use condoms during sex with people whose HIV status is unknown.
But since I have never used injectable drugs and the only specific sexual act cited in your link and in so many others I have researched over the decades does not apply to me and never has, I feel comfortable in concluding that I am using the same informed common sense and research the many Thai Red Cross HIV test counselors I've sat across the table from for the past 9+ years have used for never once suggesting I ought to start a daily PrEP regime.
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04-15-22 23:02 #50870
Posts: 10BJ Bars open again?
Does anyone know if the BJ bars such as Kasalong & Lolita's have reopened? I'm guessing that Wood bar is open as their website seems to be up & running, but I can't find much info on the rest.
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04-15-22 10:57 #50869
Posts: 1101Originally Posted by GrapeMan [View Original Post]
And in my opinion totally wrong as well in many ways.
Firstly, the best blowjob girls IMHO, of the ones I sampled frequently, where at Lolitas and Kasalong.
Both of these were not brothels, they were blowjob parlours, sex whilst available I was told, was rarely offered.
The girls there were often quite good looking and theri blowjob skills were right up there with the best.
The other area I differ in opinion on were the blowjob bars on Soi Cowbow.
No one can rightly call AfterSkool or Jungle Jims the two main places offending that service as depressing small places.
They were as lively as the many others of their soze along that strip, and the blowjobs given were legendary.
Either quietly secluded at the back of the bar whilst you watched other goings on, or out in the open if you were happy to do so.
I had also had similar open view blowjob services at times in Five Star on Soi Cowboy.
If anything I found Wood to be the most disappointing of all the blowjob bar styles, far too clinical and disinterested.
In fact, it was worse than the hot tocs in Saigon!
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04-15-22 04:58 #50868
Posts: 26Originally Posted by EihTooms [View Original Post]
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04-14-22 23:49 #50867
Posts: 351Originally Posted by PrimusThai [View Original Post]
When we're talking "BJ bars", they are just brothels, where the standard service is BJ not sex (you can get sex if you want for extra). Usually they have somewhat private small room or areas where you get it done in, but its a brothel. Wood bar (formerly Dr. BJs) on Soi 7/1 is a favorite and often had better looking girls and there are several other BJ bars around. Often the girls are, to say it lightly, at most BJ bars, not attractive. The BJs are nothing special that you can't get from any sex worker, they ain't magic BJ specialists in any possible way
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04-14-22 12:52 #50866
Posts: 7BJ Bar
I am new Thailand and just heard about the BJ bar but I have never been to one. I am very curious about them and I have several questions for the veterans here. First one is, how good are the BJ compared to a average Batgirl / free lancer? Does the bar look like a normal bar? Do you have to go to a private room or will they service you in the main room?
Thank you for answering my questions.
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04-13-22 07:16 #50865
Posts: 137Originally Posted by MomoFarang [View Original Post]
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04-13-22 04:50 #50864
Posts: 367Is the content on thaimassagemodel.com actually still up to date?
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04-13-22 03:06 #50863
Posts: 5454Maybe this is why
Originally Posted by EihTooms [View Original Post]
https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/basics/prep/...ctiveness.html
Apparently, there is no evidence that taking PrEP does anything to prevent HIV transmission to "tops", people who only engage in insertive vaginal or anal sex and not receptive vaginal or anal sex. I would land exclusively in the former group minus the anal sex part and adding the presumably non issue oral sex activities.
Again, unless these reports and surveys really get into the pertinent details, we are left without answers to potentially critical questions such as:
- Were the married couple and the 26 cited new cases of heterosexual male HIV infection said to be acquired from engaging in sex with prostitutes in South East Asia all, mostly or at all about the people also engaging in some form of receptive anal sexual activity, particularly as regards to the husband and wife or just vaginal sex for the wife and no anal sex activity for her or the husband?
- Is PrEP increasingly being prescribed to men who are suggesting some receptive anal sexual activity like rimming or (unsanitary) strap-ONS even though they are heterosexual and do not engage in receptive penis-anal sex?
- Is the reason there is no evidence of PrEP offering any protection for exclusive "tops" such as me because there is already scant evidence of exclusive "tops" being infected with HIV sexually in the first place?
Among others.