Sexual Wellness and Safe Sex related Discussions

[QUOTE=Goyo61;2389765]Was in Tijuana last Sunday night for couple hours and connected up with Sofia in the alley behind HK. Went to Cascadas hotel instead of the regular room she goes to and had some sexo. I couldn't finish off so she started giving me BJ being the sweet girl she is trying to make me happy-as-can-be. Still no luck so were kissing a bit and I didn't realize until later. I was in her with the condom. Then she is giving me a BJ with the condom on. Then I am kissing her after her mouth was all over the condom which was inside her.

At this rate god knows what I will pick up with great decision making like that!

Anyway. At least I realized it later and won't pull that move again I hope.

Goyo.[/QUOTE]Sometime in June I was with a chica in Tropicals. The chemistry was absolutely amazing. Took her upstairs and she went bareback on me before I could stop her. I said fuck it. I'm already in her and she is not a regular. What can go wrong? Turns out she just started her menstrual cycle, and I was covered in blood. Anyways the comprehensive tests, the PEP treatment against possible HIV exposure totaled about $1,300 with my insurance picking up about $1,100 leaving my out of pocket cost to be about $200. That was nothing compared to the fucking anxiety and 4 weeks of celibacy during PEP treatment.

Perhaps she wasn't on her period and she was just a virgin. Haha. Guess not funny due to PEP treatment!

Have not had any blood with chicka yet. Planning on going this Sunday so looking forward to a few hours or mongering in the afternoon.

Goyo.

[QUOTE=Jackie888;2390484]Sometime in June I was with a chica in Tropicals. The chemistry was absolutely amazing. Took her upstairs and she went bareback on me before I could stop her. I said fuck it. I'm already in her and she is not a regular. What can go wrong? Turns out she just started her menstrual cycle, and I was covered in blood. Anyways the comprehensive tests, the PEP treatment against possible HIV exposure totaled about $1,300 with my insurance picking up about $1,100 leaving my out of pocket cost to be about $200. That was nothing compared to the fucking anxiety and 4 weeks of celibacy during PEP treatment.[/QUOTE]

Really?! I have so much sex in Tijuana that I'm exhausted! Link to article here [URL]https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2019/03/29/share-americans-not-having-sex-has-reached-record-high/[/URL]#comments-wrapper.

Very interesting article.

What's crazy is if even half of these guys knew how easy it was and relatively safe to go to Tijuana they would be getting laid much more often!

Instead they spend $1000 for a flight to Thailand to enjoy when they could have had 3 trips to Tijuana!

Goyo.

[QUOTE=StRobert;2417718]Really?! I have so much sex in Tijuana that I'm exhausted! Link to article here [URL]https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2019/03/29/share-americans-not-having-sex-has-reached-record-high/[/URL]#comments-wrapper.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Goyo61;2418322]Very interesting article.

What's crazy is if even half of these guys knew how easy it was and relatively safe to go to Tijuana they would be getting laid much more often!

Instead they spend $1000 for a flight to Thailand to enjoy when they could have had 3 trips to Tijuana!

Goyo.[/QUOTE]Bro,

Keep your voice down because the last thing we need is more swinging pene in our Disneyland. When I run into dudes who are terrified of Mexico, I tell them yeah you really have to be careful.

[QUOTE=LuvMexicanas;2418486]Bro,

Keep your voice down because the last thing we need is more swinging pene in our Disneyland. When I run into dudes who are terrified of Mexico, I tell them yeah you really have to be careful.[/QUOTE]Yep. Last year HK prices were $60. Now it's $100. Too many insensitive tourists fucking up the prices for the rest of us by tossing out $100 bills. Fine. They can do their own fucking recon since they're so rich. With a little luck, a rich tourist will be kidnap and his thumb will be chop off as proof of life for a ransom.

If you are a rich tourist, Tijuana is completely safe. Remember to wander away from the main clubs especially at night. Flash your big bills, the natives will love you for it.

LuvMex. You know that is very interesting what you say. Anthony Bourdain and a food writer for LOS Angeles both have mentioned how some of the great local places they knew got totally messed up by popularity. Anthony Bourdain.

If Zona Norte exploded with tourists. What affect would that have? Very good question. Some good. Some bad. Look what is happening to the red light district in Amsterdam. Due to the popularity there is talk of changing it totally. Perhaps moving it out of the downtown area.

Prices could totally go up to $150 or $200 for girls. SG / Peridita's charging $80 a pop. Frikin. $40 a lap dance. $20 to buy a girl a drink. Arg.

The SG I love. When I first approached her in the Alley behind HK. She wanted $20 for a fuck. Unbelievable. Starts to sound like hookers in Greece charging the price of a sandwich for a fuck. $10.

Long live zona norte. My lips are sealed.

Goyo.

[QUOTE=LuvMexicanas;2418486]Bro,

Keep your voice down because the last thing we need is more swinging pene in our Disneyland. When I run into dudes who are terrified of Mexico, I tell them yeah you really have to be careful.[/QUOTE]

Wonder when the clubs will start this in Tijuana. . . Would make me feel safer to know the meseros and clients have been checked by door security.

"In response to coronavirus fears, restaurant checks customers' temperatures at the door -- Sichuan Impression in Tustin, and its sister restaurants in Alhambra and West LOS Angeles, may well be the first in the area to screen for the coronavirus. At lunchtime Friday, March 6, manager Summer Guo stood at the ready with a thermometer to check each Tustin customer. Anything higher than 99.8 would mean a polite rejection. Susan Christian Goulding in the Orange County Register -- 3/9/20".

[QUOTE=Travv;2432330]Wonder when the clubs will start this in Tijuana. . . Would make me feel safer to know the meseros and clients have been checked by door security.

"In response to coronavirus fears, restaurant checks customers' temperatures at the door -- Sichuan Impression in Tustin, and its sister restaurants in Alhambra and West LOS Angeles, may well be the first in the area to screen for the coronavirus. At lunchtime Friday, March 6, manager Summer Guo stood at the ready with a thermometer to check each Tustin customer. Anything higher than 99.8 would mean a polite rejection. Susan Christian Goulding in the Orange County Register -- 3/9/20".[/QUOTE]Knowing HK meseros, they will likely use a rectal thermostat, then forget to clean them after each use, then take $5 bribes to let a tourist with a fever through. We're talking HK employees here. They only thing they've ever been trained in is scamming drunken guests while pimping out the new chicas.

Italian, Iranian, South Korea, EU and others should consider the Chinese currency measures to prevent the spread of COVID 19. Chinese are the current prevention leader.

[QUOTE=Travv;2432330]Wonder when the clubs will start this in Tijuana. . . Would make me feel safer to know the meseros and clients have been checked by door security.

"In response to coronavirus fears, restaurant checks customers' temperatures at the door -- Sichuan Impression in Tustin, and its sister restaurants in Alhambra and West LOS Angeles, may well be the first in the area to screen for the coronavirus. At lunchtime Friday, March 6, manager Summer Guo stood at the ready with a thermometer to check each Tustin customer. Anything higher than 99.8 would mean a polite rejection. Susan Christian Goulding in the Orange County Register -- 3/9/20".[/QUOTE]

Coronavirus is in mexico with cruise ship Grand Princess visiting 4 ports with known infected persons. Mexico is just too hungry to care, too slow to find and too dishonest to report it. You can see how fast and deadly the virus can spread given the cramp, squalid living conditions with lots of migrants and homeless people in border towns like Tijuana.

Don't expect any coronavirus reports, honest or not, from either Mexico's government or the press.

Soon there will be infections in Tijuana and you would never know or heard from anyone. This is why the girls refuse deep kissing all along. Lots of bacteria and virus are passed from mouth to mouth. Guys also like to suck the girls' culo. They can get infections that way too.

Perhaps it would be prudent to stop going to Tijuana for a few weeks and monitor the news about this virus situation. Meanwhile do cybersex with your favoritas until it's safe to drag your dick to La Zona. Post any news for the benefits of horny bros with raging hard ONS.

[URL]https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2020-03-07/as-mexico-plays-down-chance-grand-princess-spread-coronavirus-questions-multiply[/URL]

Mexico plays down chance that Grand Princess spread coronavirus, but questions multiply.

At the docks in Cabo San Lucas, a sign reads: "South Baja California is free of coronavirus and that's how we want to stay!" Lituania Casena Guerena, 18, works greeting cruise ship visitors, but was only told to start wearing gloves a week ago.

At the docks in Cabo San Lucas, a sign reads: "South Baja California is free of coronavirus and that's how we want to stay!" Lituania Casena Guerena, 18, works greeting cruise ship visitors, but was only told to start wearing gloves a week ago. (Carolyn Cole / LOS Angeles Times).

By SUSANNE Rust, PATRICK J. MCDONNELL, ANITA CHABRIA.

March 7, 20203:26 PM.

CABO SAN LUCAS, Mexico — Posters and official fliers in this coastal tourist hot spot seek to allay concerns about the fast-spreading global health menace that has left victims from China to Italy to California.

"Baja California Sur is coronavirus free and that's how we want to stay!" proclaims one sign.

But even though officials here say Baja has so far avoided the COVID-19 contagion, questions have been raised about whether passengers on the Grand Princess, a cruise ship with several infected crew members and passengers, could have either picked up or spread the coronavirus when it visited Cabo and three other Mexican Pacific ports during a Feb. 11-21 trip from San Francisco.

On Saturday, a cruise line official reported that one 75-year-old California passenger, who later died of the virus, was infected before boarding the ship on Feb. 11, and was sick several days before the boat returned to San Francisco on Feb. 21.

According to Dr. Grant Tarling, the cruise's medical officer, the Placer County man didn't visit the ship's doctor until Feb. 20, but started exhibiting symptoms as early as Feb. 13. That was before the vessel made its first Mexican port stop, Feb. 16 in Puerto Vallarta. It went on to visit Manzanillo that same day, stopped in Mazatlan on Feb. 17, then anchored in Cabo San Lucas on Feb. 19.

Route of the Grand Princess (Thomas Suh Lauder / LOS Angeles Times).

Complicating matters, Placer County health officials have disputed Tarling's information, saying the diseased man "likely contracted the disease during international travel to Mexico," which could mean he contracted it on the boat or during a shore visit.

It is not publicly known if he departed the boat at any stops. What is known is that many passengers on the Grand Princess made shore visits at each port, according to persons who were part of the trip.

During its layovers at Mexican ports, "literally hundreds" of people left the ship for shore excursions, said a source on the vessel who asked not to be named for privacy reasons.

"Passengers really penetrate the port towns," said *** Soloman, who traveled on the Mexican voyage with his wife. "For example, in Mazatlan, tours take them to the central market, cathedral and historic theater. ".

For their part, Mexican authorities have said they have found no indication that anyone who disembarked from the Grand Princess last month spread the virus — or contracted it in Mexico.

Mexico has confirmed a total of six cases of the coronavirus, although none in the state of Baja California Sur. All six cases, Mexican authorities say, are people who recently traveled to Italy, site of a major outbreak.

All the affected individuals in Mexico have exhibited minor symptoms, health authorities say, and none have been linked to the international cruise ships that frequent the country's ports.

Yet as the Grand Princess remains held off the coast of San Francisco, the international inquiry into its current and previous passengers is just getting started. As of Friday, at least 21 people on board, including 2 passengers and 19 crew members, had tested positive, according to federal and state authorities.

After departing Mexico, the cruise ship returned to San Francisco on Feb. 21 and then departed for a trip to Hawaii. Tarling, chief medical officer for Princess Cruises, said 70 people remained on board for the Hawaii portion of the cruise.

On Friday, authorities in Hawaii confirmed that the state's first case of the coronavirus involved a man who had been a passenger on the Grand Princess during its Mexico leg. He fell ill after flying home to Oahu from Mexico, but did not exhibit symptoms of the disease during that flight.

In Mexico, authorities say they have a health protocol in place mandating that cruise lines advise Mexican authorities in advance of any illnesses aboard ships. Passengers and crew members are only allowed to disembark once authorities review ships' health logs, confirm the information and determine there is no threat to people on shore, Mexican officials say.

No one from the Grand Princess during its Mexico tour "presented symptoms that could have put in danger the population," Dr. Rafael Félix Espinoza, chief health officer in Mexico's Sinaloa state, said in a statement.

Among the Grand Princess' four stops in Mexico was a 10-hour call in Mazatláand, Sinaloa state.

Prior to Saturday's reports, Mexican authorities downplayed the possibility that the Placer County man displayed symptoms of the coronavirus while the ship was visiting Mexico.

"Because of the time of incubation of the virus, it is very improbable that the patient had the virus during his time in Mexican ports," Felix Espinoza said.

In a separate case, Mexican authorities late last month allowed passengers and crew from another cruise ship — the MSC Meraviglia — to disembark in Cozumel, on the Caribbean coast, after the boat had been turned away from ports in Jamaica and Grand Cayman amid fears of a coronavirus outbreak. In that case, Mexican health authorities said tests determined that no one on board had contracted the coronavirus.

"We cannot act with discrimination," Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador told reporters when asked about the case of the MSC Meraviglia. "Imagine if a ship arrived and it wasn't even allowed to dock, and they were told, 'Keep going on your way, see where you can dock. ' That is inhuman. "

On a recent afternoon in Cabo San Lucas, not a mask was could be seen on tourists and tour operators shouted greetings, shook hands and jostled the arms and shoulders of visitors.

"We're not worried," said Tommy Wright, 67, of Tulsa, Oklahoma, who noted that he and his wife, Susan, come to Cabo a few times a year to fish and relax. "It's a virus. . Take a look at the flu. That kills thousands of people every year. This doesn't even come close. "

The city's health director, Adam Monroy, said the process for investigating and containing viral threats is robust.

"This is not new," he said referring to procedures that date from the 2009 outbreak of the H1 N1 virus, or swine flu. "Our protocols work. "

Any decline in cruise ship visits could have economic implications in Mexico, which is heavily dependent on tourism.

Last year, according to official figures, 2,951 cruise ships stopped at Mexican ports, carrying almost 9 million passengers, an increase of 13.5% compared to the previous year. Cabo San Lucas hosted 204 cruise ships in 2019 with more than 500,000 passengers.

Fatima Miranda Cortés, director of tourism and economy for Cabo San Lucas, said her team has been working hard to inform people about the virus.

Last week, two residents were tested after displaying symptoms of illness after returning from Japan. According to state authorities, the results were negative.

Nonetheless, she said, the city has already taken a big economic hit as a result of coronavirus concerns.

Cruise ship reservations, she said, have dropped by 20-30%. Spring break — between March 1 and March 30 — is generally the busiest time, she said, with roughly 30 cruise ships coming into port during that period.

"So, things could get worse as the month goes on," she said.

Despite the general lack of alarm here about the virus, some visitors have been taking extra precautions.

"We heard it was safe here," said Naomi Alcazar, 40, who was visiting from Oxnard. "They said there's no coronavirus. But, we're still putting Clorox on everything. On the airplane. Everywhere. "

Her friend, Elva Rizzie, also from Oxnard, however, seemed less than pleased to be talking about it.

"I don't want to hear it," she said. "Go away. "

Staff writer Rust reported from Baja California, McDonnell from Mexico City and Chabria from Sacramento. Special correspondent Cecilia Sánchez in Mexico City contributed to this report.

Over the weekend I stood behind a meseros waiting to check my bag in. He coughs left, I move right. He coughs right I move left. Over and over. If HK allows sick meseros to work, what are the chances it refuses a Corona Virus tourist? None.

I would lay low and avoid Tijuana this weekend. If that's too inconvenient I would avoid all the major clubs where there is a crowd. This ain't just a fucking flu. At the very least, everyone should monitor their temperature if they feel *funny*. Early treatment is the key to survival.

In plain English, no chica will want to suck your dick if you look like you have the Corona Virus, so do what you must to avoid it.

[QUOTE=Jackie888;2432748]Over the weekend I stood behind a meseros waiting to check my bag in. He coughs left, I move right. He coughs right I move left. Over and over. If HK allows sick meseros to work, what are the chances it refuses a Corona Virus tourist? None.

I would lay low and avoid Tijuana this weekend. If that's too inconvenient I would avoid all the major clubs where there is a crowd. This ain't just a fucking flu. At the very least, everyone should monitor their temperature if they feel *funny*. Early treatment is the key to survival.

In plain English, no chica will want to suck your dick if you look like you have the Corona Virus, so do what you must to avoid it.[/QUOTE]Ha! I actually laughed out loud when I read "Corona Dick".

[QUOTE=Jackie888;2432748]Over the weekend I stood behind a meseros waiting to check my bag in. He coughs left, I move right. He coughs right I move left. Over and over. If HK allows sick meseros to work, what are the chances it refuses a Corona Virus tourist? None.

I would lay low and avoid Tijuana this weekend. If that's too inconvenient I would avoid all the major clubs where there is a crowd. This ain't just a fucking flu. [/QUOTE]I'm going to take this advice to heart and only fuck & get blow jobs from walkers. Hell some of them spend 23 hours a day holed up indoor were they live and make as little as only one tightly measured visit outside.

And these walkers are spending most of their day in close contact only with their novios / esposos. And a lot of these boyfriends / husbands also spend little time with other people, since a significant portion of them are allergic to work.

Can you imagine the first gringo that gets corona having to explain details and field day the media would have with it. "First I had 2 free beers at hk, made out with two hk twins, at the bar, idk their names, then an adelitas chick I took upstairs for everything, I think her name might have been rose, then. I got drunk at a near by bar, on 2 dollar margaritas, it was crowded, idk the name, wandered into streets for a street girl, she was short thick, didn't give me her name, she wouldn't do BBBJ but her anal was amazing, so wandered some more for a trans girl who spoke no english but she had nice legs, then ate $5 dollar steak at azuls and banged one more hk girl for my nightcap who also never gave me her name". This gets out to media tijuana will be flooded with mongers in no time.