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[QUOTE=Tansak KTV]Naughty girls??? I haven't seen it described this way since my grandfathers time...
I'm happy to have "naughty girls" to play with. For me it's better then going to the church social.[/QUOTE]
Those squeaky clean church women are serious sexual freaks! I try to attend religeous evets as much as possible in search of some really good poon!
A middle aged American business man found himself in Bangkok with spare time after a business meeting. The hotel bellboy offered to find him a pretty girl for a little afternoon delight. The girl showed up and was a gorgeous little spinner who met all his demands. Unknown at the time the condom had broken sometime during reverse cowgirl from the the girl's enthusiastic thrusts. He immediately washed thoroughly when the sex was complete.
Two weeks later when he was back in the US, his cock started to itch and turned different colors. There was black, purple and green patches all over his sore cock. He checked the internet and did not see anything that would explain the multiple colors, the itch and pain.
Out of fear, he went to his medical provider to get his tool checked out. He was lead into a room and told to strip and await the doctor. In comes the doctor who has him lift the backless gown he was wearing. The doctor turned pale, gagged and ran out of the room. The now composed doctor reentered the room, apologizing for his reaction and begin the examination. He consulted his medical books and told the distraught man that the only cure was to remove his cock and balls before the infection spread to the rest of his body.
The poor guy was terribly upset and told the doctor no way was he going to let anyone cut off his dick and left in a huff.
Several more days passed, the colors were getting darker and the itching and pain was nearly unbearable. It dawn on him if he got the disease in Thailand, maybe a Thai doctor could heal him. At the Thai doctors, blood test and swabs were taken. The doctor entered the room for the exam with the test results. After the exam, the man told the Thai doctor what the American doctor had said and how he want to remove his cock.
The Thai doctor looked over the test results again, and leaned closer to take a second look at the infected penis. He leaned back and said it would not be necessary to remove his penis.
The man looked relieved and exclaimed, "I don't have to cut my dick off!"
The doctor looked him in the eye and said "No. In a few days it fall off by itself."
[QUOTE=Nvslim]...the the girl's enthusiastic thrusts.
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This was the one part of that story which amused me.
To all you self treating guru's, I want to find out if any of you have information about how high the risk of getting NGU from a Thai Girl during BBBJ. I had some friends over this weekend and we were talking about out hobby in BKK and I explained that i have a girl that just loves going to town with my dick and one of my friends tells me that I should get checked for NGU especially if you feel any kind of irritation 3 weeks later.
I have gone over past reports and not much about NGU, so if anyone knows, please let me know. I am due back in BKK in August and I need to know how I should deal with this. Damm i hate the CBJ
AB
[QUOTE=Asia Butterfly]To all you self treating guru's, I want to find out if any of you have information about how high the risk of getting NGU from a Thai Girl during BBBJ. I had some friends over this weekend and we were talking about out hobby in BKK and I explained that i have a girl that just loves going to town with my dick and one of my friends tells me that I should get checked for NGU especially if you feel any kind of irritation 3 weeks later.
I have gone over past reports and not much about NGU, so if anyone knows, please let me know. I am due back in BKK in August and I need to know how I should deal with this. Damm i hate the CBJ
AB[/QUOTE]
Not Thai specific but YES oral sex is starting to have a much higher risk of Non Gonococcal Urethritis (NGU). It can also be called Non Specific Urethritis (NSU). It is usually Chlamydia Trachomatis but there are about four common ones out there. Or this is as I understand the situation. You will be at risk for NGU / NSU from a uncovered BJ. However.. I am not sure the rates for infection in Thai are that high, I think many other countries carry a much higher risk factor for this then thailand.
But really it's a quick antibiotic cure if you come down with it. Not saying it doesn't hurt but it isn't like this STD is life threatening...
Risk / Reward factor... does the reward of getting a straight BBJCIM cover the risk of getting some pain and inflammation and going on some antibiotics IF you happen to catch it? It's our own personal choices.
[QUOTE=Vito Corleone]Those squeaky clean church women are serious sexual freaks! I try to attend religeous evets as much as possible in search of some really good poon![/QUOTE]
Come to think of it, I had a girl say all the good thai girl routine to me, even had to go to temple and such... then I took her home like a gentleman and she nailed the heck out of me...
I might have to hang out at the temples more often... :D
[QUOTE=Dobinator1]NIH Spends $178,000 to Study Why Prostitutes in Thailand Have High HIV Risk:
[url]http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/05/20/nih-spends-study-prostitutes-thailand-high-hiv-risk/[/url][/QUOTE]
...and now the $178,000 answer;
...it is because they are performing "at risk" activites without a condom. This is more so in Thailand than any other place that has large numbers of sex workers. Girls in FKK Clubs in Germany are engaging in sex all day long...but they use condoms....hence no recorded hiv. Thailand sex workers are very lax about protection for the most part.
[QUOTE=Betong]Speaking of anonymous testing, I finally got around to checking out the Red Cross Anonymous Clinic (คลีนิคนิรนาม = Khliinik Niranaam). It's on Ratdamri Rd. near the intersection with Sarasin, built between the two big water towers. Cheap (B200), quick, friendly, and professional.
While waiting for my results I got a bit of a reality check: talked to a couple HIV+ Thai guys who come their for their monthly viral load and other tests. There but for the grace of God . . . .
It needs to be said again: there's really no downside to getting tested, especially at a place like this. If you're negative, as I was, it's a relief, and good motivation to be even more careful in future. If positive, they're well set up for consultation and referral.[/QUOTE]
If you bring your Thai gf to this place...and she is willing to show her ID....the testing is free. I have brought many girls to this place after condom breaks...or beginning some lt relationship. The testing is fast and the result interview is painless. Sometimes the girls are afraid to show their ID card, as they believe it will be reported that they were even there.....then you have to pay a few hundred baht.....I think 200 is right.
[QUOTE=Tansak KTV]Not Thai specific but YES oral sex is starting to have a much higher risk of Non Gonococcal Urethritis (NGU). It can also be called Non Specific Urethritis (NSU). It is usually Chlamydia Trachomatis but there are about four common ones out there. Or this is as I understand the situation. You will be at risk for NGU / NSU from a uncovered BJ. However.. I am not sure the rates for infection in Thai are that high, I think many other countries carry a much higher risk factor for this then thailand.
But really it's a quick antibiotic cure if you come down with it. Not saying it doesn't hurt but it isn't like this STD is life threatening...
Risk / Reward factor... does the reward of getting a straight BBJCIM cover the risk of getting some pain and inflammation and going on some antibiotics IF you happen to catch it? It's our own personal choices.[/QUOTE]So what happens if you kiss the girl and she has the bacteria. It is real confusing to me. In any case, it appears that this is cleared by regulay doxy.
[QUOTE=Asia Butterfly]So what happens if you kiss the girl and she has the bacteria. It is real confusing to me. In any case, it appears that this is cleared by regulay doxy.[/QUOTE]You should talk to your doctor. Doxy (Doxycycline 100 mg usually) could be given to you for NGU. From what I understand you can't transmit it by kissing each other it must be oral sex as the disease can be in the mouth but needs to get into the dick or pussy (as it is a bacterial infection in the Urinary Tract area). You can have the bacteria in your body but it is infected in the urinary tract.
Go see a clinic for good info. However if you get this, and you don't get it treated correctly and don't get it completely cleared up you can go years and years of recurrences (discharge, head aches, balls hurt, pain while pissing, many many symptoms).
I get checked every month on a complete work up even when I'm using 100% protected sex.
[QUOTE=Dobinator1]NIH Spends $178,000 to Study Why Prostitutes in Thailand Have High HIV Risk:
[url]http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/05/20/nih-spends-study-prostitutes-thailand-high-hiv-risk/[/url][/QUOTE]From this article:
[QUOTE]Researchers plan to interview 60 sex workers -- 36 women and 24 kathoey...[/QUOTE]$178,000 for interviewing 60 sex workers! Wow!
That's seriously overpaying!
just got back from the hospital and was diagnosed with chlamydia. the doc said that i had been infected within the last 7-10 days, so it was definitely my newly acquired g/f who gave it to me. gave me some meds and told me that it the burning sensation when i [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord134][CodeWord134][/url] would go away within 3-4 days.
now to my query. she is definitely the one who gave it to me, but is it possible that she didn't know that she had it? when we first got together she claimed that she had not had sex in over 2 years - is it possible for chlamydia to remain dormant for that long? or is she definitely lying?
she's no bargirl - met her on thai love links and she seems like a very good girl, but i guess you never know.
[quote=mangofan]just got back from the hospital and was diagnosed with chlamydia. the doc said that i had been infected within the last 7-10 days, so it was definitely my newly acquired g/f who gave it to me. gave me some meds and told me that it the burning sensation when i [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord134][CodeWord134][/url] would go away within 3-4 days.
now to my query. she is definitely the one who gave it to me, but is it possible that she didn't know that she had it? when we first got together she claimed that she had not had sex in over 2 years - is it possible for chlamydia to remain dormant for that long? or is she definitely lying?
[b]she's no bargirl - met her on thai love links and she seems like a very good girl,[/b] but i guess you never know.[/quote]
hate to tell you this but there are bgs and ex bgs on tll. i've met more than a few of them, luckily none of them ever gave me any stds.
[QUOTE=Mangofan]Now to my query. She is definitely the one who gave it to me, but is it possible that she didn't know that she had it? When we first got together she claimed that she had not had sex in over 2 years - is it possible for Chlamydia to remain dormant for that long? Or is she definitely lying? [/QUOTE]
Actually, MOST women do not even know they have Chlamydia and about half the men who have it do not experience any symptoms. The only way to know if you have it is if you get tested and most women are suggested to get tested once a year if they are sexually active. It is known as the Silent Disease as most folks do not know they have it, and the damage it does to women you will not realize they become sterile until it is too late etc...
So is her story real? Could be, I'm not sure about no sex for two years but she can have the disease for a long time with no symptoms.
[QUOTE=Mangofan]The Doc said that I had been infected within the last 7-10 days[/QUOTE]
Um.... symptoms show up from 1 to 3 weeks after exposure for most cases but can show up much later. You could have been exposed long ago mate, it does not have to be from her. But if you got it from other you might have given it to her. So she should be checked either way, and treated....
RE: Support from my other post...
"Chlamydia is known as the "Silent Epidemic" because in women, it may not cause any symptoms in 75% of cases[8], and can linger for months or years before being discovered"
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chlamydia_infection[/url]