and only gay man have it now?
No,but you're dramatically upping your risk by being with a man who sleeps with men. They are disproportionately affected by the disease.
Much of the time the woman has no idea when a man sleeps with men.
His ex boyfriend
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No,but you're dramatically upping your risk by being with a man who sleeps with men. They are disproportionately affected by the disease.
Much of the time the woman has no idea when a man sleeps with men.
shespoison
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Something similar happened to me. Well that and his beard smelled like straight up BALLZ y'all! Lol.
He was a work of art but i wouldn't do anything more than look at him.
He was a work of art but i wouldn't do anything more than look at him.
Simply_elle
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EEEEEEEEEEEEEWWWW
so he didn't even shower before seeing you after having his chin hair draped in nuts?
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Ivonnovi
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OP, I don't know what you can tolerate or accept, my opinion is "Health over Bro's".
That's Mental and Physical Health; if this is a concern of yours err on the side of caution
It doesn't matter whether he's considered Bi, Straight, DL or whatever. Make a decision based on what you can sleep with [whether or not he's in you bed]. << By sleep I'm speaking of your conscious.
That's Mental and Physical Health; if this is a concern of yours err on the side of caution
It doesn't matter whether he's considered Bi, Straight, DL or whatever. Make a decision based on what you can sleep with [whether or not he's in you bed]. << By sleep I'm speaking of your conscious.
Holla
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I'm glad I saw the purple on this font because all I kept thinking was, "er....um ......no it's not."
danniegirl
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HIGH risk or LOW risk don't gamble with your life at all protect yourself from everyone EVERY MAN WOMEN AND CHILD could potentially have HIV EVERYONE AND ANYONE
CurlyMoo
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londontresses
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I think its great that he was open and honest (we talk so much about these DL guys etc) and to fair OP if you felt that bringing it up at that time would be confrontational/awkward I can understand just ignoring it.
However.
I wouldn't need him to repeat or ask him any further questions. Thanks for telling me. Bye.
However.
I wouldn't need him to repeat or ask him any further questions. Thanks for telling me. Bye.
celiabug
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I got some info from a gay friend of mine and he confirmed that he was indeed bi. So that's all I needed to hear. I've been friendly with him but haven't given him any indication of anything other than friendship.
BEAUTYU2U
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PhoenixRose360
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I think he casually said it, to see how you would react. As previously said, guys don't call other guy friends their boyfriend. All of this right here is too much for a first date. You can ask if you want clarity, but the mere fact that we're having this convo, is enough for me....boy bye!
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