AveryMayhem

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I think it's reasonable for you to still get the vaccine. Worst case scenario it is ineffective, best is it is effective and the odds will still be in your favor - particularly given that there are literally 100 strains. Routine screening is definitely a good idea.

I'm newly into this, though have been involved in the past. I think I will go for the vaccine, in any case. In the "real world," my professional background is in healthcare and I'm acutely (pun intended) aware of the potential consequences. No significant harm in getting the vaccine, unless you're allergic to aluminium or something lol

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pretty sure you'll need to be more specific if you want people to help with recommendations! Different strokes for different folks... I could recommend myself, of course :P Plenty of beautiful ladies to choose from!

Hey everyone, boobs or but? What's your favourite and why?

For me, boobs.

You've said "everyone" so I'll put my two-cents in... I am definitely a boobs girl. I think they exude femininity and sexuality... Plus they are fun to play with!

Is it wrong to recommend myself? :P

I'm curious what the general knowledge is on Herpes/Hsv around here, as I've been with a provider in the past who was unaware of the prevalence of it and the ease of infection, which was quite surprising.

 

There seems to be a lot of stigma surrounding hsv particularly directed at the unlucky individuals that actually show symptoms of genital herpes (sores).

People seem to think that as long as they don't show symptoms they are "clean".

 

Some facts:

1) Herpes (type 1) is present in upwards of 80% of the adult population, it's difficult to get a precise number, for the following reason.

 

2) Many people who carry herpes never have a full blown outbreak, they may occasionally shed the virus/infect others, but they never have typical symptoms such as sores. This is why it's difficult to get an exact number of infected individuals, when so many are asymptomatic carriers.

 

3) There are 2 types of herpes, hsv 1 and hsv 2. They were once thought to be localized to different parts of the body, with hsv 1 infecting the mouth/face region, and hsv 2 infecting the genitals. We no know the 2 are very similar, and hsv 1 can present on any part of the body with mucous membranes, including the genitals.

 

4) Condoms are minimally effective. The virus is transferred via skin to skin contact of mucous membranes, not fluids, so condoms only protect what they cover. Hsv can often present in areas that condoms have no effect on, such as inner thighs.

 

So there you have it, odds are you have herpes and don't even know it, even as you pass it on. Hsv 2 is significantly less common, at about 20% of the adult population, but as the 2 are so similar I personally don't think it makes much sense to be alarmed about Hsv 2 while accepting Hsv 1 as minor.

 

I'm sure most of the wonderful providers here already know this information, but I figure it doesn't hurt to put it out there, particularly for new hobbyists.

another thing to consider too is that, I believe there is something like over 100 strains of HPV and scarily only a handful cause visible warts. The rest if basically invisible... And the rate of infection is super high... AND puts ladies at risk for cervical cancer... makes me want to run out and get the HPV vaccine. I'm not nuts about vaccines but I may make an exception in this case...

Definitely not wise to use with or as an SP - oils degrade condoms... No point really in using them if their integrity is compromised...

Honestly, diet and exercise has a huge impact on developing T2D and managing it once you've been diagnosed. Keto-based diets have been found to have a huge positive effect on T2D and some studies have claimed it has essentially cured some incidences of it. Keto wouldn't be appropriate for type 1 diabetes but type 2 is the result of a myriad of factors, one significant one being decreased insulin sensitivity/resultant fat gain from this. Also, something called leptin has an impact on insulin sensitivity - leptin is what makes us feel fuller sooner and is produced less the more excess weight we have. Lose weight = increased leptin = less overeating = less insulin production = more insulin sensitivity = less strain on pancreas and normal regulation of insulin/blood sugars. If you can get your diet in check (ie with keto) and incorporate regular exercise (which also helps regulate levels of blood sugar and results in less insulin needed), you would be well on your way to managing diabetes. Aside from being an SP, I also have a degree in medical/health sciences and work as a professional health care provider/educator. Good luck with this!!! You certainly can have a huge effect on this disease with a consistent approach.

Yeah, I would definitely be hesitant to see a girl that was listing under various names, different locations. Would by highly indicative of the bait-and-switch, as you say. I am an SP so come from a different perspective, but I think if an SP has a website they are less likely to be (as the rush song goes) "fly by night." I have seen horror stories posted about bait-and-switch and even worse would be the potential for trafficked girls... Use your gut instinct on that one!

King Arthur: Legend of the Sword with Jude Law and Charlie Hunnam was A-MAZ-ING!! Definitely need to see it in theater. The acting was spot-on, the action wasn't overdone and was well-timed, and the characters well all well-cast. I would highly recommend this!

My lelo vibrator is definitely a go-to... but when I'm feeling exceptionally randy, pussy throbbing and all that, I like to put my realistic-feeling dildo up my ass when getting fucked, where my pussy feels impossibly tight when getting fucked and makes me imagine getting DP'd, which is a big unfulfilled fantasy of mine... where's my lelo...