Doubt they understood its the algebra JP69

On 2026-07-18 10:46:06 DukPiel said:
Doubt they understood its the algebra JP69

Okay, let me say it simpler.

A negative result today means you are negative and if you fuck raw today, you can't transmit it.

If the results are positive in 6 months after the window period, you are then positive and can transmit it in 6 months but not today.

Is that better?

JP69

On 2026-07-18 10:38:56 JackParrow69 said:
On 2026-07-18 08:57:49 Vrik said:
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All well, but what about the window period before positive results may show up?

Very glad you brought that up because it's surprising that AIDS has been around since before most of us where born and still so many people are unaware of how it all works.

The window period is the period the virus needs to build up a high enough viral load to be detected by these tests and to be transmissible. Basically those same tests, test for viral load and that viral load has to be high enough to be detected and to be transmissible. If the viral load isn't high enough to give a positive result, it also isn't high enough to be transmissible so a negative result at the time is actually still valid and safe at the time.

Let's say person (A) raw dogged it with person (C) that has it yesterday or last week or 3 months ago and does a test today and it's negative. They are unlikely to pass it in to someone (B) today as they don't have a high enough transmissible load to do so. Now let's say the one (A) that did raw 3 months ago contracted it and in 3 months time (6 months in total) tests positive, the other person (B) they did it today with person (A) won't have gotten it and will still test negative in their 6 month checkup because person (A) was not infectious when the raw dogged person (B) today.

Hope that helps shed some light.

JP69

I admit to have learned something here!
But i checked on AI as well, and it seems to be true for HIV
But NOT for other STIs....

For HIV, having an undetectable viral load on a standard test means you effectively cannot pass the virus on through sex---a scientific consensus known as U=U (Undetectable = Untransmittable).

However, for other STIs like chlamydia or gonorrhea, any detectable bacteria means you can still transmit the infection.

Other STIs (Bacterial Infections): For infections like chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, and trichomoniasis, the rule is very different. If bacteria are present in your body, even if the amount is too low for a standard test to pick up (often due to testing too soon after exposure or a low-sensitivity test), you can still pass the infection to others.

Yip, but those don't have a 6 month window period so you're gonna get the positive results if positive and also you highly likely will see symptoms and even worse those fuckers gonna feel the symptoms and probably not wanna go down down this road. Who would you even wanna fuck when your parts are burning or itching like a motherfucker, male or female? And then who is even gonna bother with a test let alone proceeding to fuck the other person when you see bumps and pimples and lesions and excretionss and smells etc.

We all here probably have HPV already as half the worlds regular population has it, up to 85% of woman in some places. It's hardly life threatening or even mildly uncomfortable. Your body fights it off naturally or worse case you burn off those skin tags locking the virus away with some apple cider vinegar.

With all the precautions and information available to avoid contracting STDs and STIs, I'd be more concerned putting the wg up the pole if she says she's on the pill and may have possibly missed a few which you can't test for. But if it's one of the long term contraceptives, you can at least get the date of last insertion or injection etc.

JP69

On 2026-07-18 10:38:56 JackParrow69 said:

The window period is the period the virus needs to build up a high enough viral load to be detected by these tests and to be transmissible. Basically those same tests, test for viral load and that viral load has to be high enough to be detected and to be transmissible. If the viral load isn't high enough to give a positive result, it also isn't high enough to be transmissible so a negative result at the time is actually still valid and safe at the time.


JP69

This is nonsense, the virus can be transmitted during the window period and most tests do not test for viral load but for antibodiesantigens. You can spread it before it becomes detectable. Dont listen to this moron.

Ladies who offer this service, please dm as well if creampie is on the menu

White Gentleman

Looking for the same in JHB areas

Glad to see gents are proudly coming and asking for what they want. Power to the people.

Don't do it. It's like dropping your phone in a public toilet and you have no idea when it's last been cleaned.

Raw dogging a wg seems appealing but you have to remember that you're likely not the first punter she's seen that day, that week, that month, that year. Think of all the dudes that have come before you.

I remember once when I visited a Thai venue on what happened to be a busy day for them. As soon as I finished my session and hopped into the shower, the lady I saw was already on to the next client. I could hear her making the same moans as I was washing up.

On 2026-07-19 16:06:11 Seedy said:
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I remember once when I visited a Thai venue on what happened to be a busy day for them. As soon as I finished my session and hopped into the shower, the lady I saw was already on to the next client. I could hear her making the same moans as I was washing up.

The same moans of "cum in me baby" that she moaned with you just before? That is crazy.

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JP69