12 Things I’ve Learned From Grindr
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For example: Miami Beach - Local Miami Beach - Visitor People can use this depending on the relationship they would like to build with the people they talk to. Is there even a test for HPV?
Thank you for your assistance. It gets ugly, awkward and weird sometimes. I'm in a big city though, near a bunch of hotels-- I'm sure it's different in areas with limited gay population. It's perfectly legitimate to cite HEP C as an incurable STI because it can be spread sexually - in a limited risk category but not an eliminated risk category.
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I sometimes block people that message me who I am not interested in - but it's usually when they keep sending messages. I think it's just as useful to block people who ignore me so I don't message them again. Apps used to be a lot easier to get laid on in the past. Now it's 90% flakes and fugs. Then he probably assumed you would reject him, so he blocked you before giving you a chance to do so. It was one of those situations where I randomly woke up at 4 am and went on there just to kill time before I could go back to bed. The strangest guys are on at that hour. I posted this two weeks ago - i met someone late at night, and when kissing him, my whole mouth and lips went numb. I was like - wtf is that, did you just do coke? My limited experience with coke suggested that was the case. Someone should invent that for dental procedures. I am more turned off by this lately than ever before. It used to have some fun adrenaline quality about it... Maybe the other problem is age, aside from not being hot enough. It was fun at 28-29... Now I am old and I don't lie about it or send pics from 2008. I am not gonna trust your adherance to prep. There are other STDs I don't feel like getting even though they are treatable. I also wonder how many guys they are fucking to justify taking a combo HIV drug every single day. I tried asking this to a bunch of PrEP queens, and they got so offended at the question... I was like, wtf... I was in my mid-forties, in the best shape of my life and constantly craving sex with guys. Got into a few dangerous situations, but no harm, no foul. Thankfully, I did not contract the HIV virus or any STD's. Some of the antibiotic treated STIs are becoming resistant. It's not that difficult. You don't really think STDs aren't curable do you? You aren't actually out among us, that stupid, are you? Unless you were fully screened, how do you know? So many of the STIs can be asymptomatic. It's not just whoring, it's failure to screen. Greggy Bennett from RHONJ has a 2 out of 10. You're not that hot or important. It's funny how idiots like you love to call other people idiots. Let me ask you: do you ever get laid? How would it be possible without taking your partner to a std clinic and testing him for every std and then making him stay in quarantine for 3-6 weeks for any incubation period then testing again... You said hepatitis isnt curable? First of all, hep C is curable with simeprevir, and Ive been vaccinated against hep B. And you claim you are a doctor? Not to mention, Hepatitis c is transmitted through blood only, and I do not come into contact with blood during sex. The contageon risk is virtually zero. Herpes and hpv are a calculated risk. Let me ask you,dear doctor, how you avoid them without doing the testing I mentioned above? If someone does not have an active outbreak then their viral shedding is pretty low as it is with hpv. Even if it is contracted, 90% of people never have more than one breakout either. And, while there is no cure, Valtrex does work for suppression and shortens the breakout period. Finally, the body usually clears HPV in heathy adults. And if you do get warts, you can get them frozen off. Can you read the CDC's website? Also, condoms reduce the risk here again - though not entirely. There's no way you are a doctor. You are a bitter old Kween who can't get laid and now tries to scare other people who can get laid all the time away from sex with false facts hepatitis and misleading contageon risks. Having sex w someone on Grindr isn't going to give you a lifetime of Herpes and wart breakouts, Doctor. Sometimes they'll send a few more messages after that, like a week or more later. There is one guy though that kept sending me messages multiple times each day, every day. I wouldn't respond and he would just keep at it. The biggest turn off was what he was saying. Anyway, I finally blocked him and thought that was that. A few days after I did though, he somehow managed to send me messages again. I figured he must have created a new account or had another phone or something. He's done this 2 or 3 times so now. Fuck you, weary 'physician'. Your entire post was bullshit. That said, Grindr does mostly suck. I'm in the best relationship of my life right now with someone I met on Grindr, but otherwise it's a huge waste of time. And blocking people with no warning when all they've done is say hello to you, is rude and abrupt. I much preferred to cruise in real life as well. Ironically, THAT is where I caught syphillis a few weeks ago, from a random hookup in the gym sauna. What do you think of THAT, weary physician asshole? This was after literally hundreds of hookups with men over the past 9 or 10 years. I was thinking EHarmony or Christian Mingle. You know where ALL the closet cases riddled with every disease known to man hang out. Bottom line: Presume EVERYONE IS POSITIVE or has some other STD up front. Make your decision from there. There should be no surprises. Many guys lie like a rug. Age, status, weight, being tops, etc. Know this up front and you won't be disappointed. Ironically, THAT is where I caught syphillis a few weeks ago, from a random hookup in the gym sauna. What do you think of THAT, weary physician asshole? I think you're a fucked up slut with little self respect who lives his life with so little discrimination or thought that he's a vector for disease. That's what I think. I also think you're too stupid to understand you're not arguing from a position of strength. You're a real example. Your self esteem must be off the charts. How likely his Hep C transmission during sex? Do you just stay in a saran wrap bubble, head to toe, for your whole life? If there's a connection you've got plenty of time to disprove that theory, but on first meeting it's always a good idea to keep everything super safe, and if the guy suddenly insists that barebacking is cool, it's fine to develop a stomachache or urgent appointment and cut and run. I use block pretty extensively-- saves a lot of hassle, and prevents my phone from blowing up. I'm in a big city though, near a bunch of hotels-- I'm sure it's different in areas with limited gay population. It's possible with self esteem and self respect to have a satisfying sex life that isn't the equivalent of being a human drive through. It's possible to be curious just out of curiosity about alternatives to the apps given the predominance of apps in ours lives today. It's perfectly legitimate to cite HEP C as an incurable STI because it can be spread sexually - in a limited risk category but not an eliminated risk category. You could be one of those people who runs merrily along though life thinking how it doesn't matter about this or that because there's a cure. There is not one serious condition known to medicine where health care professionals don't advocate prevention, first and foremost. Find a herpes sufferer - above or below the waist - and ask if they'd prefer never to have had it or to be managing it. Or an HIV sufferer. It is better to be new than good as new. But facts seem very upsetting to you so I won't add any more. I don't advocate don't. Know what's around you, make your decisions based on what is known. You don't seem to know much. But you won't know that, because you gotta love that ignore function, don't you? You wouldn't want to do anything but get very upset and flounce at a point of your different from your own. Today, most people become infected with the Hepatitis C virus by sharing needles or other equipment to inject drugs. Before 1992, when widespread screening of the blood supply began in the United States, Hepatitis C was also commonly spread through blood transfusions and organ transplants. Yes, but the risk of transmission from sexual contact is believed to be low. The risk increases for those who have multiple sex partners, have a sexually transmitted disease, engage in rough sex, or are infected with HIV. It's not really an STD. Thanks for the link proving yourself wrong. The test + quarantine + test method is the only way to know, reliably. Even partners can cheat. And, I don't know how you'd convince a partner to have a full STD panel, abstain for 6 weeks,and then do it again - before touching you kissing can spread Herpes-1 after all. Is there even a test for HPV? I cannot seem to find an answer online.
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I was thinking EHarmony or Christian Mingle. It would be great if in the profile you could list the city you live in and for it to say next to it if you are a north or visitor. Tap the last icon on the taskbar to turn on the filter and adjust the following parameters: photo only, Grindr Tribes, age, height, weight, body type, ethnicity, looking for, and relationship status. Locals for longer term and visitors for shorter term. And for us to ring locals from visitors. You know where ALL the closet cases riddled with every disease known to man hang out. We employ multiple strategies across various platforms to maintain an extremely high level of privacy and security.
