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[QUOTE=LoverboyJerico;1257961]Everybody seems to be enjoying Bareback too much, but guys what about your safety. If you bareback in Thai, You're sure to DIE![/QUOTE]Wolvenvacht, I don't know if English is your first language but Jerico's post is DRIPPING with sarcasm!
[QUOTE=MikeyMae;1258229]Wolvenvacht, I don't know if English is your first language but Jerico's post is DRIPPING with sarcasm![/QUOTE]I wouldn't be too sure of that. Read back on his previous posts. I think he is serious.
You're probably not going to die, but if I were a betting person, I'd say your odds for herpes are pretty good. Not sure if that's going to bring about sighs of relief though.
[QUOTE=MikeyMae;1258229]Wolvenvacht, I don't know if English is your first language but Jerico's post is DRIPPING with sarcasm![/QUOTE]English is indeed not my first language (Dutch is my first language, French second, English third and German fourth and then I stopped counting) , but I am not so sure if Jerico's post is full of sarcasm. From his posts I read a pre-occupation with STDs and not all of his information seems always up to date or very practical.
Usually girls will allow barebacking on the 2nd or 3rd time of love-making. Most "non-p4p" will allow for bareback, which is why I like the dating sites LOL.
Has anyone ever heard of a farang getting a bar girl pregnant on a simple one night ST or LT barfine?
I agree to my friends here that the die thing was an extreme statement. Apologies if I have offended someone but guys I just thought that I'd just put some things in perspective as I have seen some one getting into THE DISEASE and then feeling sorry that he did that to himself and also to his wife. Also as I am new to mongering I have to admit that I am a little scared and skeptical even with a condom. So barebacking is like no entry zone for me!
[QUOTE=Wolvenvacht;1258306]English is indeed not my first language (Dutch is my first language, French second, English third and German fourth and then I stopped counting) , but I am not so sure if Jerico's post is full of sarcasm. From his posts I read a pre-occupation with STDs and not all of his information seems always up to date or very practical.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Wolvenvacht;1258136]I guess that far less men go BB than we imagine.[/QUOTE]If I have to believe the numbers quoted in this thread, it seems to be much more than I ever imagined.
[QUOTE=Tony Hoeprano; 1258312]Usually girls will allow barebacking on the 2nd or 3rd time of love-making. Most "non-p4p" will allow for bareback, which is why I like the dating sites LOL.
Has anyone ever heard of a farang getting a bar girl pregnant on a simple one night ST or LT barfine?[/QUOTE]How would they know or a certain farang on just one night? They are screwing all different races, including Thais just about every night.
Yeah, that's true. At the very least they could tell if the father is thai or falang LOL.
[QUOTE=Fon Tok;1229880]Do you think anyone on the forum is going to directly write they have herpes, and this (or that) is what they do about it?[/QUOTE]Most, but not all, of the long term expats I know in BKK have herpes, HPV, or both and most are religious about condom use. It is simply a numbers game. At the oilies and soapies I often see warts on girls. I tell them they have a problem, but I bet most don't get it treated as there is no pain from HPV until they develop cervical cancer.
[QUOTE=Goatscrot;1258519]Most, but not all, of the long term expats I know in BKK have herpes[/QUOTE]That's scary. I don't worry that much about HPV since I've fucked so many girls (non-pros) already that my guess is I have it anyway. But herpes I would like to avoid.
[QUOTE=Chill Out;1258582]That's scary. I don't worry that much about HPV since I've fucked so many girls (non-pros) already that my guess is I have it anyway. But herpes I would like to avoid.[/QUOTE]It is estimated 90% of the world's population carries the herpes virus, but with most it remains asymptomatic for long periods of time, with short episodes of inflammation at irregular intervals. Once you have it, you cannot ever get rid of it.
[QUOTE=Wolvenvacht;1258620]It is estimated 90% of the world's population carries the herpes virus[/QUOTE]That can't be accurate. I've never seen a quote that high. What is your source?
[QUOTE=Chill Out;1258642]That can't be accurate. I've never seen a quote that high. What is your source?[/QUOTE][url]Http://www.herpesonline.org/faq.html[/url]
80% of the population in the USA has Herpes-1. Add to that the Herpes-2 variant and the 90% is reached. It is enormously common but causes next to no problems. Treat it symptomatically and get over it.
Literally EVERYONE I know has had a cold sore on his/her lips at one time or another. And once you are infected you never get rid of it. Hence the very high number of infected people.
[QUOTE=Wolvenvacht; 1258646][url]Http://www.herpesonline.org/faq.html[/url]
80% of the population in the USA has Herpes-1. Add to that the Herpes-2 variant and the 90% is reached. It is enormously common but causes next to no problems. Treat it symptomatically and get over it.
Literally EVERYONE I know has had a cold sore on his / her lips at one time or another. And once you are infected you never get rid of it. Hence the very high number of infected people.[/QUOTE]Not everyone. Even if 80% have cold sores, no more than 10-20% have HSV-2 "Genital" Herpes, and those would overlap the 80% significantly. I have never had a classic cold sore. At one time I was misdiagnosed (doctors can be dumb at times) to have them (several at same time) , but turned out to be a bacterial infection, easily treated with antibiotics. I have been tested for everything including special tests for Genital Herpes HSV-2 and came up negative for everything at that time. I will admit to having had Chlamydia, which is one of the easiest things to catch of all, and fortunately quickly cured.
Its true that Herpes HSV-1 has no stigma to it, but type 2 seems to have unwarranted stigma.
When I was young people were rather scared of catching genital Herpes, but that fear soon disappeared once HIV came on the scene. Certain HPV viruse strains are also far more more dangerous for women.