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LebaneseDude
4 minutes ago, River said:

The problem is that HIV treatment is so good that it's better to have HIV than diabetes.. so some gays just don't care to get it..

and it's true, my friend is positive, he got it 10 years ago and the guy is healthy with muscles and have a lot of sex and he really lives a good life.. when you see him you don't even think that he's positive..

 

Life expectancy is still reduced massively though, not to mention you are less healthy overall and are dependent on medications for the rest of your life. If you don't have proper insurance, you'd be broke.

I for one would like to have kids via surrogacy of my own some day, so I'm avoiding HIV like the plague.

In any case PrEP appears to be 99.99% effective so just pop the pill and be done with it. It's medication but it has noticeable no side effects if you don't exhibit them from the onset.

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River
Just now, LebaneseDude said:

Life expectancy is still reduced massively though, not to mention you are less healthy overall and are dependent on medications for the rest of your life. If you don't have proper insurance, you'd be broke.

I for one would like to have kids via surrogacy of my own some day, so I'm avoiding HIV like the plague.

Yes of course! I don't know how is it in the USA but my friend is from Italy and gets the treatment for free like the rest of the positives.

It sucks to live with medicines all your life, to avoid alcohol and to come out every time someone wants bareback..

In your case it's very important, the cost of cleaning the sperm from HIV can be very expensive and many times it fails and you need to do it again and you will know the final situation when the baby will be born..

 

So sploosh your juice all over me you Riverboy
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Andrew Warhola
6 minutes ago, River said:

and it's true, my friend is positive, he got it 10 years ago and the guy is healthy with muscles and have a lot of sex and he really lives a good life.. when you see him you don't even think that he's positive..

Well, it varies from person to person, I believe. You can be HIV positive and never get AIDS.

I really dread HIV, I'm actually shocked some people would compare it to diabetes :duck:

she's a party girl with a bad habit for drugs
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River
Just now, Xenon said:

Well, it varies from person to person, I believe. You can be HIV positive and never get AIDS.

I really dread HIV, I'm actually shocked some people would compare it to diabetes :duck:

not me, many doctors, the hiv associations and scientist who works on the medicines says that..

Since my friend got it I started to get involve in this and I volunteered in the HIV association in Israel for 1 year so I gained a lot of knowledge and many things became more clear to me.

So sploosh your juice all over me you Riverboy
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1 minute ago, Lion Heart said:

 

Historic speech :flutter: 

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JevyDuty
1 hour ago, LebaneseDude said:

Life expectancy is still reduced massively though, not to mention you are less healthy overall and are dependent on medications for the rest of your life. If you don't have proper insurance, you'd be broke.

Life expectancy is actually normal at this point in time. That's why people aren't afraid of it like before. As long as you have the HIV under control (undetectable), it shouldn't be a factor in your overall health. This all depends on staying on top of your health. 

http://www.thebody.com/content/77527/how-long-can-you-live-with-hiv-very.html

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