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Read this thread & the dude used a condom according to his version he got CLAPS from an escort but I am scared there is a possibility of getting CLAPS through bbbj????
We don't want any roadblocks that could cause more decline in our hobby.
Am I misunderstanding anything?
https://eccie.net/showthread.php?t=2718924
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From the chlamydia coalition website:
http://chlamydiacoalition.org/chlamy.../transmission/
Brief synopsis is “less” likely from uncovered oral BBBJ. More likely from Unprotected vaginal or anal sex.
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Originally Posted by gimme_that
thanks for explaining someone was more than likely doing bareback to get claps. Good catch :popcorn:
No ma’am I do not approve or disapprove that message above. I’m neutral. You can’t believe everything you read on the internet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Universal
Im sure he asked his doctor though. I just pray all involved get the help they need.
I like my popcorn sweet and subtle. Not always apparently buttery. That’s too much salt.
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Originally Posted by gimme_that
Man I don’t know maam. I just don’t want people to do a random search on “clap” and see my hobby name anywhere attached to that.
I just want it to go away for all those infected with it. I got them lifted up in prayer. But its hard to tell if the good Heavenly Father is listening to those pleas. It’s like when strippers come together in a prayer circle before day shift starts and pray for nice tips on their shifts. He might be selective listening so they can learn they lessons.
too late, you responded to the clap thread.:kiss:Quote:
Originally Posted by gimme_that
My 10 year class reunion, a classmate of mine needed a ride to his parents house, he was wasted. We saw a lady of the night and he had to get some head. Turned around, picked her up, they both got in the back seat and she gave him a bbbj while i drove around. That Tuesday he called me and told me he was 'Burning". Swears that was the only action he had gotten that previous weekend. Dont know if it was chlamydia or gonorrhea, i never asked after that phone call. I did research on it and found out that you can catch an STD from receiving oral sex. Scared the chit outta me, but since im here, guess it didnt scare me enough
Um, last I checked, the CLAP, not claps, was gonorrhea, which can be treated with antibiotics. I've never heard anyone reference the clap as chlamidia, as it's more serious. And, yes, you can get gonorrhea in your throat from BBBJ.
So using “street slang” is not helpful and only causes further misinformation. So if you are a professional provider you should
be much more educated about what you are getting into.
Some of these diseases may be spread via oral sex but generally have a low transmission rate that way unless the person has very poor hygiene to begin with.
WE ALL SHOULD BE EDUCATED TOGETHER, SIR. This is not specifically for providers to know.
Medical research is evolving everyday and STD's could have different outcomes.
A subject of concern is always welcomed in my eyes. Sharing is caring.
Your ignorance is cute. Oral chlamydia many times is a medical emergency that can lead to death if not treated....airway occlusion and aspiration from the swollen throat is deadly if not treated. I see now that your posts in the other thread are not meant to be funny, you just truly lack that common sense that many of us take for granted. It is less typical than genital chlamydia but much more dangerousQuote:
Originally Posted by Universal
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You are correct and she cannot help her ignoranceQuote:
Originally Posted by Kimberly Kisses
We aren't Doctors here and what you describe is serious, nothing cute about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by osirus09
Me asking serious questions and using the word (scared) isn't taken lightly .
I never gave medical advice because it's not my profession. Using condoms is a given but some of. us don't know the severity of STD's.
The original thread wasn't about me, the questions was about its authenticity of his truth.
Next time I will use the blue font for sarcasm.
Keep forgetting. Ughhh.
I don't think we need to be mean. I work in healthcare, as various other areas, so I assume these things are just common knowledge. I knew about the clap aka gonorrhea, at around 12 probably. It's the most easily treated STD, but quite painful for guys. Most describe it as pissing razor blades.
Chlamidia is much more serious, so is Syphilis. Our friend, Herpes, is just like glitter... you can't get rid of it lol.
Thanks Kim, you rather help people instead of calling people ignorant. I felt bad for the guy if it truly was his situation.