college_boy
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I agree with ges. I've been in lots of group settings, sex clubs and bathhouses and out of the thousands of sex partners I've had I've only had three STD's. The good events definitely outweigh the bad. Condoms are a must (And get fucked on your back so you can be sure they aren't taking it off part way through) but there is plenty of hot fun to be had.
That's true and very important. Everyone is all about HIV/AIDS when in fact it is a super wimpy virus that has to have direct fluid contact; otherwise it dies as soon as it leaves the body. And as well fucked as I am it would take a horse to make me bleed so I'm not worried there. WHat you really have to worry about are all the STID's that don't require blood contact to spread, which is all the others, especially gonorrhea and chlamydia. And with the former having developed resistance to nearly all antibiotics, this is important. Otherwise, treat sex for the sport among males that it is.I'm also very active with groups, clubs, and bathhouses, and I couldn't agree more with this advice. I find that guys who play in bathhouses are MUCH more aware about STDs on average than guys I've met randomly in bars or on apps. There is usually a great deal of info on STDs there as well as condoms and lube at these places. I work under the assumption that everyone I'm with has every possible disease (regardless of how 'clean' they look), and I play accordingly to those risk factors. But I agree it warrants to give the guy a casual once over to make sure there's nothing alarming (sores, bleeding, anything amiss).
Also agree about bottoming. Don't do it in the dark, and feel that the condom is there if you're taking it from behind every couple minutes. I actually announce to the top that I'm going to do this. If you're playing in a group, make sure that the tops aren't fucking different guys with the same condom as that can spread disease. Be a bossy bottom. I'll ask people to go shower and wash their hands if they've already been playing with others. I've never had anyone refuse that request.
You are in charge of your own health, so don't ever let anyone pressure you into something you don't want. What's nice about a bathhouse is that you can simply walk away if you don't like the scene. Just say no thanks or 'I'm going to take a break', and leave the scene. There are no obligations. It's easy to see who you're attracted to as well as read their body language and mannerisms. You'll know who you click with (or don't) in a very short amount of time.
How it works does vary a bit by where you live and different bathhouses have different vibes and customers. If you live in a big city, this can get very specific. Make sure you end up at the one that would actual appeal to you. For instance, if you're young and only want to hook up with young guys your age, you might want to avoid a bathhouse that's frequented by older men and their chasers. Check out sites like squirt.org for your local area to find out what to expect at each one. Have fun! It's only sex after all.
That's true and very important. Everyone is all about HIV/AIDS when in fact it is a super wimpy virus that has to have direct fluid contact; otherwise it dies as soon as it leaves the body. And as well fucked as I am it would take a horse to make me bleed so I'm not worried there. WHat you really have to worry about are all the STID's that don't require blood contact to spread, which is all the others, especially gonorrhea and chlamydia. And with the former having developed resistance to nearly all antibiotics, this is important. Otherwise, treat sex for the sport among males that it is.
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