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[QUOTE=Tommyh80;1176383]I have a thaigirl in Bangkok who loves cum. When I left Bangkok last time (around 6 months ago) , she gave me her blouse and told me to cum on it every night. Now this blouse is full of cum, and I'm wondering if it might be a problem bringing it to Bangkok next week in my suitcase? (airport controls +++)[/QUOTE]The dog bomb sniffer will sound a big alarm. Six months of daily cum? Are you nuts or is this a fetish for you? Think of all the germs it may have. But hey if you like cum, so be it. LOL

[QUOTE=Duniawala;1176437]Are you nuts or is this a fetish for you? .But hey if you like cum, so be it. LOL[/QUOTE]Seems it is HER fetish.

[QUOTE=AussieDoug;1176352]THe chances of contracting HIV from simple normal vaginal sex is very very very very small.[/QUOTE]WRONG. It is ignorant folks like you that have led to the HIV and full blown AIDS epidemics in the world.

[QUOTE=Tommyh80;1176383]I have a thaigirl in Bangkok who loves cum. When I left Bangkok last time (around 6 months ago) , she gave me her blouse and told me to cum on it every night. Now this blouse is full of cum, and I'm wondering if it might be a problem bringing it to Bangkok next week in my suitcase? (airport controls +++)[/QUOTE]Odd Indeed, a Thai girl in BKK who loves cum but is willing to wait six months for yours when so much more is right here under her nose. You must be special but this how Slick Willie got caught up in all that mess and he unknowingly deposited it on the plump girl's dress.

[QUOTE=Showdown; 1176290]Barebacking-need it but how to reduce the risks

I haven't felt a warm p*ssy in years. Condoms have been the norm for obvious reasons. I want to BB a girl but I am wondering if I go and get her tested for everything do you guys think that is good enough? I know HIV has a window so if I test her one day at a hospital she still may have the virus. Anyone have any suggestions on a reasonable way to do this? I am aware of the obvious risks so please intelligent answers only![/QUOTE]I'd suggest reading the "Safe Sex in Thailand" thread, for example post # 1624 which answers to virtually the exact same issue you raise here. BTW I am assuming by feel you mean more than just fingering it or banging it on the outside with Mr. Happy.

[url]http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?1035-Safe-Sex-in-Thailand&p=1170270&viewfull=1#post1170270[/url]

You ask, will getting her tested be "good enough"? Good enough for what? Most members here would probably tell you that you are crazy even if she has tested negative for HIV, that you should use condoms {to use your own words} "for obvious reasons", although obviously a negative test improves your chances of not getting it. If you just stuck it to one such lady only you might even be safer than most guys who are practicing so-called "safe sex" with P4P gals of unknown health status. BTW, it would be advisable to get her tested for other STDs while your at it. HIV isn't the only serious STD to worry about. Some people are even more concerned about other diseases that can be contracted from having sexual intercourse with a boom boom professional.

Personally I'd say that this is the door that I have chosen and there may be no going back now since I could be hooked and addicted. I have a greater appreciation for Opebo's comment re his distaste for fucking a condom rather than a woman. Even my enjoyment of masturbating seems improved as a result.

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[QUOTE=Ayanthi;1176448]WRONG. It is ignorant folks like you that have led to the HIV and full blown AIDS epidemics in the world.[/QUOTE]The chance of contracting HIV from an infected female through vaginal sex is 38/1000. That's 0. 38%

Of course, you have to discount this by the risk of actually running in to an infected chick – I don't have any stats on that, but 50% must be on the [B]extremely [/B]high side, even for pats (and likely reduced significantly if you go for younger girls etc). – would give you a base-line risk of 0. 2.

If the risk is 25% in the cross-section of girls you fuck, then you'the be running a 0. 1% chance of catching something that will likely kill you in the long run and that you could pass on to your kids.

Anyway, my point isn't to argue if that is high or low, just to get the numbers out there. Hope is helpful.

[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiv[/url]#Transmission

[QUOTE=Jens Hansen; 1176547]The chance of contracting HIV from an infected female through vaginal sex is 38/1000. That's 0. 38%

[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiv[/url]

#Transmission[/QUOTE]Wrong. 38/1000 is 3. 8 %

Looks lots of us are great in mongering but show some failures in the math.

Is this the reason why they often carefully counts the 100B. Price difference or tip? .

[QUOTE=Gzono; 1175912]

[QUOTE=Sangkid; 1174921]That's what you get from the street chicks who charge 500 to 600 Baht. Dirty, smelly pussies to go with the fact that most of them are fat and ugly.

Actually you are only half right-firstly I didn't choose fat and ugly-ie I can differentiate here and as I said one was an absolute honey the others had some STD issues I presume.

And I am always careful in describing girls as "fat and ugly." when to be honest some of the guys who frequent the strips are less than human as I found out when I flew London to BKK and then saw these same groups of blokes

Being arses in Nana and behaving like Romeos when in reality they are so ugly only their mothers could love them. No offence readers but I think we should probably use more people friendly language when describing the girls.

Sorry to get all moralistic here but, I think the girls have a pretty tough job sometimes.[/QUOTE]Yes, I agree, too. Although I'm not a real native speaker it's still possible for me to find some so called normal or even polite words when it comes to description.

Some women are not slim and not beautiful, yes. But: Are we? No, sure not.

Maa Paa

[QUOTE=Delgado;1176651]Wrong. 38/1000 is 3. 8 %[/QUOTE]Correct, I missed a zero. It should have read 1/10 000. Sorry for the confusion.

[QUOTE=Delgado;1176651]Wrong. 38/1000 is 3. 8 %[/QUOTE]While 38/1000 is 3. 8, the link shows it should be 38/10000. Which would be 0. 38%

[QUOTE=Tommyh80;1176383]I have a thaigirl in Bangkok who loves cum. When I left Bangkok last time (around 6 months ago) , she gave me her blouse and told me to cum on it every night. Now this blouse is full of cum, and I'm wondering if it might be a problem bringing it to Bangkok next week in my suitcase? (airport controls +++)[/QUOTE]You would seriously give a woman a garment full of your semen / DNA? Are you out of your fucking mind? At least try to learn something from Bill Clinton or all of the crime shows that are on the idiot box everyday.

I tried to buy Viagra at both Watsons and Boots in MBK and was told in both of them that I needed a doctor's prescription. In Boots they even pointed me to a sign on the wall indicating that Viagra was controlled and required a doctor's prescription. There was no doctor in the pharmacy who could give me a prescription. I have never really heard of Viagra requiring a prescription in Bangkok or anywhere else, and thought I had purchased it many times before from Watsons / Boots (though maybe not MBK specifically) before so I don't what the deal is here. Maybe there has been some change in law. They wanted to sell me some herbal substitute.

I ended up buying it at one of the no-name pharmacies on Sukhumvit around the corner from Nana. I think it was 1000 or maybe 2000 for a box of 4 branded Pfizer. I'm not sure if it was real. It seemed too good to be real. It was far more potent than any other Viagra I've ever had. Each tablet kept me rock hard, horny, and performing like a champion for about three days straight. On the other hand the Cialis they sold me did absolutely nothing for me.

[QUOTE=Jens Hansen; 1176547]The chance of contracting HIV from an infected female through vaginal sex is 38/1000. That's 0. 38%

Of course, you have to discount this by the risk of actually running in to an infected chick – I don't have any stats on that, but 50% must be on the [B]extremely [/B]high side, even for pats (and likely reduced significantly if you go for younger girls etc). – would give you a base-line risk of 0. 2.

If the risk is 25% in the cross-section of girls you fuck, then you'the be running a 0. 1% chance of catching something that will likely kill you in the long run and that you could pass on to your kids.

Anyway, my point isn't to argue if that is high or low, just to get the numbers out there. Hope is helpful.

[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiv[/url]

#Transmission[/QUOTE]The Wikipedia article says for "Insertive penile-vaginal intercourse" it is estimated at 5 times in 10, 000 {or 1 in 2000}, not 38 in 10, 000.

That is when the female is HIV positive. It would be a far greater number than 10, 000 in an act of sex with a random lady.

[QUOTE=Dad Fun 555;1176857]In Boots they even pointed me to a sign on the wall indicating that Viagra was controlled and required a doctor's prescription. There was no doctor in the pharmacy who could give me a prescription.[/QUOTE]The purpose of that sign (doctor's prescription required) is to make sure one is taking those blue or yellow pills under MEDICAL control and check.

Certainly a doctor in the pharmacy will not be of great help in such, as at the best he can check your blood pressure of the moment and that will not tell much (in general) about your health status. The effects of those pills can be dangerous for some people and only your usual doctor is in a position to (better) determine that, through your and your family medical history.

Mind you, I have taken both w / o prescriptions, so I am not here to make the moral lesson.

But I took them "wisely", ie aware of the effects, and not when I feel I can have health troubles (as detectable by myself) , such as feeling a bit of blood overpressure. More than anything else: small doses, and not repeated during the following days.

Coming back to the topic, the message from the pharmacy is: we give it to you if a doctor says so. I do not think a wise doctor would prescribe so jsut by having a look at you, be it in the pharmacy or in his BKK studio nad not knowing you.