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By *horty4Man
over a year ago
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None insist but most recommend. How would you police it in any case? I have seen guys try and slip in bareback without asking the woman, that’s an awful thing to do, not far off sexual assault in my view. It’s dangerous and should never be done unless both parties are happy to proceed.
(Kids, it is risky behaviour. Even if you use PrEp, that doesn’t protect you from Hepatitis etc. Your body, your choice though) |
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"They all allow it between consenting adults and it happens way more than the forums would have you believe.
But they all encourage safe sex... and condoms are widely available.
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...so anyone "could" decide to go bareback in a club? any club? |
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"They all allow it between consenting adults and it happens way more than the forums would have you believe.
But they all encourage safe sex... and condoms are widely available.
...so anyone "could" decide to go bareback in a club? any club?"
yes...Ive never been in a club that is checking. Although people tend to self police it. I always check to make sure condoms are not only user but swapped between women |
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By *litterbabeWoman
over a year ago
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The club can't possibly please something like that no more than the chemist that sells you condoms make sure you wear them. You are responsible for your own sexual health, nobody else is.
If you get together with someone in a club don't assume that they are going to play safe, make sure you discuss it and explain what you are looking for and make sure it's compatible in that way. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Interesting.
All clubs promote 'safe sex', and yes, have condoms available.
I would imagine, however unlikely to happen or be successful, that clubs wish to avoid any legal issues, should they advocate 'bareback' then someone contracted something.
Yes, I know it is individual choice...but...just look at how stupid things have got in other countries, with litigation. Some smart ass solicitor could easily try and make a name for themselves. |
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