Naked Snake
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...you really said that?
I feel terrible about it now
But you guys were telling me being a whore is not a bad thing, so I inferred that "slut" wouldn't be taken badly either.
...you really said that?
Good god, slut shaming following by over-panicking over AIDS.
Stay classy gaygaf,
Yeah, it really was that bad. The fact that you typed "no offense" is all it should have taken to let you know that sending it was a terrible idea. This is basically what you said to him:
"Hey, I want to know if you have AIDS. And your profile says you're a slut. No offense."
You even say that his IRL personality gave a very different impression from his profile. Your message to him was extremely offensive. Resolving your paranoia seemed a lot more important to you than treating him respectfully, and I'd have told you to fuck off and never message you again either.
Oh God :'(
I'm going to send him a sincere apology from a different account (since he blocked me). And won't be asking him to "forgive" me or allow me to contact him again. Just to let him know that I didn't mean to be an ass and I feel really bad about it.
I'll probably fuck up that message too...
You may want to run it by Gay GAF first before sending this one lol.
You can't eliminate risk of disease to 0% but you can minimize it. So yeah, being promiscuous is a bad thing since it increases your chance of contracting and spreading disease. Especially when its with people who have no loyalty to you and you take their health at a stranger's word. But nowhere did I shame you for having sex with this guy. In fact, I've only been supportive of you in this serious situation.
Oh God :'(
I'm going to send him a sincere apology from a different account (since he blocked me). And won't be asking him to "forgive" me or allow me to contact him again. Just to let him know that I didn't mean to be an ass and I feel really bad about it.
I'll probably fuck up that message too...
Are you kidding? Of course you can't eliminate the risk, but you can get STD by just kissing someone. He was smart about his hook up, he didn't swallow, and he didn't fuck without a condom.
Being promiscuous is NOT a bad thing if you are safe. Claiming that it is and hiding behind the fact that it increases you chances of getting an STD as opposed to being abstinent IS slut shaming.
You can't do that and then claim you're being supportive. Girl, please.
Just let it go. IMO sending another message from a second account is making things worse and paints you in a worst light.
Your message was harsh, but he over reacted too. He could have just told you he was clean.
NakedSnake, you had sex with him without a condom?
Actually, create another account, but don't bother identifying yourself as the same guy. He would only think you're a creep and would most likely not answer your question. Create a fake account (with a good picture) and politely ask him about his HIV/AIDS status as someone who is potentially interested in him but is unsure if he should hook up yet. He would be more likely to answer your question that way. If that doesn't work, though, you're just gonna have to give up on getting an answer from him.
And, uh, hi guys. I guess I decided to finally post in here after lurking for so long. I guess another gaffer potentially contracting an STD was the catalyst for me to start posting in here. I just can't stay silent when someone is going through a difficult time lol.
Creating a fake account and fishing information out of him while concealing my identity sounds like the worst idea to me (from a moral a prescriptive, and would make me look even worse in his eyes and further hurt his feelings if he figures it out). Not gonna do it.
he didn't swallow
I don't recommend this until you get your test results back.Wow, what a turn of events!
I'm far from being one, but I don't think being slutty is a bad thing.
With that said, when writing "you're a slut" to someone, don't be surprised when that person is offended :\
I join #teamletitgo.
So he got offended, big deal, especialy when all you want is a hook up and nothing serious. I think just because his response was in capital letters makes me think less of him. Might be stupid, but that's my initial thought.
Like others said, he wrote "ask me", and then he gets all mad when someone does it? Yes, you could've worded it better, but I think you're good.
Just carry on to the next dude
Snake could have worded it better, for sure, but if the guy's profile is implying he's slutty and his HIV status says "ask me," he brought it on himself in my opinion. Don't online profiles usually work the other way? Where the person is seemingly normal online and they turn out to be crazy in real life. Plus, the guy's defensiveness when asked about his status could be a red flag.Yeah, it really was that bad. The fact that you typed "no offense" is all it should have taken to let you know that sending it was a terrible idea. This is basically what you said to him:
"Hey, I want to know if you have AIDS. And your profile says you're a slut. No offense."
You even say that his IRL personality gave a very different impression from his profile. Your message to him was extremely offensive. Resolving your paranoia seemed a lot more important to you than treating him respectfully, and I'd have told you to fuck off and never message you again either.
It's a hookup site, I doubt many people actually ask about someone's HIV status. I think it would be fairly obvious it's the same guy asking if he already blocked him earlier and suddenly gets asked a second time.I don't see how he'd figure it out unless he IP searches you or something... a quick conversation would not be enough information to go by, even if you type similarly.
I can understand you being apprehensive about it from a moral perspective, though. If I were in your shoes, however, I would not sympathize with someone who may have been hiding an STD from me. If I had gotten something from him, he better fess up one way or another.
Of course, it's just a suggestion. I do hope everything is fine with you.
(Incidentally, I hate acting fake online, but if it concerns my personal health I'd try any method I can.)
So sent him the following message:
And this is what I got:
And he's blocked me on the site.
I guess I could have worded my message better, but was it that bad?
Thanks Paranoid-GAF
STD status: Ask Me.
*Gets asked*
OMFG WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU HOLY CRAP!!!
Good riddance.
I don't recommend this until you get your test results back.
It's a hookup site, I doubt many people actually ask about someone's HIV status. I think it would be fairly obvious it's the same guy asking if he already blocked him earlier and suddenly gets asked a second time.
The guy is a jerk. He states he's a "slut", he states you have to ask him about STDs, and then he's all offended and defensive when someone asks? It was not the most sensitive way of asking, but Snake didn't use information or words that weren't used by this guy himself. Asking about this IS NOT SELFISH or wrong. And what does "I DO NOT DO HARD SEX" even mean?
Again, hot or otherwise, good riddance.
Bad news for Mr. Offended, you can get STDs via "Soft Sex".And I believe "Hard Sex" = Anal. "Soft Sex" = Oral/foreplay/etc.
This is way overkill, come on! What you're saying is that anyone who has ANY sort of unprotected sex (including just sucking dick even when no seminal fluid was exchanged), should immediately abstain from sex for at least 90 days (3 months) and then get tested. Rinse, repeat.
Seriously?
Heck, by your logic even someone had sex with a condom should wait 3 months between partners, because no protection method is 100% safe.
And guess what ya'll? I realized that even I have "Health: Ask me" on my profile. Because even though I have no reason to believe or suspect that I am HIV+... I CAN'T RULE IT OUT, unless I completely abstain from sex for 90 days (or whatever the magic number is), get my results, and THEN I can confidently put HIV- on my profile... BUT ONLY UNTIL my next sexual encounter (unless the guy did the same 90 days abstinence thing and had just got his negative results back too).
I hope this sounds as ridiculous to you as it does to me.
I only suggested that because of this whole situation. It's not like you would do this every time you switch partners. You seemed to have been doing fine up until now.
That said, 3 months isn't really that long of a time for me. *shrug*
But this situation has been way overblown unnecessarily IMO. I have no reason to believe or suspect the guy is HIV+... all this speculation started because the dude didn't care to cum, which is in no way incriminating! Maybe he has performance/anxiety issues? Which I personally have had for years; most of my sexual encounters ended up with me not coming... should all my past sexual partners be freaking out and suspect that I have AIDS?
OK, let's just drop the issue then. =P
But this situation has been way overblown unnecessarily IMO. I have no reason to believe or suspect the guy is HIV+... all this speculation started because the dude didn't care to cum, which is in no way incriminating! Maybe he has performance/anxiety issues? Which I personally have had for years; most of my sexual encounters ended up with me not coming... should all my past sexual partners be freaking out and suspect that I have AIDS?
The guy said Ask Me when he could have just stated he was HIV-. I can't imagine any reason this guy wouldn't just say that he was HIV- and practiced safe sex. Couple that with the total freak out in that email and it paints a very shady picture of this guy. The fact he didn't cum isn't suspicious as much as this.
This is fine. And yeah, as I first mentioned, not only oral sex is much less risky than anal/vaginal sex, but he didn't even ejaculate. The HIV test is something you have to do as someone with an active sex life indeed, but that's it. Again, I don't see how anyone is blowing this out of proportion (other than the guy who acted all offended for what should be a harmless question).I have. I'm just replying to new posts.
In the mean time I will continue to assume that I am HIV- and continue to seek sex. And if someone ask me about it I will explain that I have no reason to think I have it but I can't rule it out until I get reliable test results (the same applies to anyone with an active sex life anyway).
After reading the last few pages of this thread, I have a question: Are you actually supposed to use a condom for oral? I've never heard of anyone using a condom for oral before... but if you can get an sti/std if you don't use a condom with oral it's strange no one uses them.
Is there a possibility that I might be bisexual if I have an attraction towards woman? Like 90-10 in favour of men. I keep thinking about having a relationship with a guy.
Is there a possibility that I might be bisexual if I have an attraction towards woman? Like 90-10 in favour of men. I keep thinking about having a relationship with a guy.
Alright. I have lusted for men my whole life and its only been recently where I've felt something for women. Didn't like these feelings because I wanted a guy and was unaware of bisexuality at the time. Now i am just accepting the thoughts and feelings, but I'm concerned if I stop finding men attractive in the future, can it happen?
Bob Benson IS gay! :3 <3
His storyline was my favorite development from the latest season of Mad Men, plus he is able to put Pete down. I hope he doesn't flounder away like Saul.
Bob Benson IS gay! :3 <3
His storyline was my favorite development from the latest season of Mad Men, plus he is able to put Pete down. I hope he doesn't flounder away like Saul.
Womp Womp. Sorry dude.
Womp Womp. Sorry dude.