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Poz Having Sex With Poz
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poz to poz sex,guy prefers no condoms (POZ ON POZ BAREBACK)I recently had sex w/a person and when we started,I exposed my status.I was surprised when he also is Poz and he enjoys the sensation of me depositing my load in him.Sounds great to me-I like to implant my seed,so is there really a problem w/this.I...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi,You searched for an answer and didn't find anything about this topic? Hmm . . . I don't think you searched all that hard! See below.Dr. BobPositives with Positives- their risk of going bare- any studies?Apr 11, 2008 Hawaii says aloha...
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Unprotected sex between HIV poz partners (UNPROTECTED SEX BETWEEN TWO HIV POZ PARTNERS, 2011)I am starting my HIV medication very soon, like in a month or less. My partner has not started yet... Read more »Is Poz-Poz sex safe?Can you please tell me what the latest opinion is concerning sex between two HIV positive, but... Read more »
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Reinfection Poz-to-Poz?
Posted by JM_Boston, 1 Reply
January 27, 2002"Reinfection" with a different strain of hiv from one person who is already hiv positive to another person who is already hiv positive is purely speculative. Is it not true that only a single case had been reported in medical... Read more » Oral sex & cum with poz man.
Posted by KTMcGhee, 1 Reply
My partner and I hooked up with a man from a dating app. After the hookup (which was only oral sex and snowballing) did he mention he was poz. His profile stated that he was so it's our fault for not reading it well enough however we feel like he...
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Are you or do you know any females with HIV poz...
Posted by Anonymous, 4 Replies
boyfriends/husbands?If so, how long did you have unprotected sex before finding out he was postive? Are you postive also? Read more » neg and poz
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
can 2 negative hiv status people having unsafe sexmake 1 positive ? Read more » Advertisement Advertisement
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