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Dominik Rider On Bareback

James — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 10:55:33 +0000

Man, this issue really heated up, and it seems people really have strong opinions about it. I personally feel that when you have people looking at you, listening to you, and you are in the public eye, what you do and say is important, regardless of your stance. I also support safe sex. So while I like Dominik, and he’s a very cool guy – I still felt it my obligation to share what I thought.

But despite all the debate, opinions, etc., in the middle of the storm is still one guy – Dominik. A regular guy with a mom, dad, friends family, etc. The thing that bothered me about all this is that sometimes we forget that at the end of the day, the people we watch onscreen (be it TV, film or online) are real people, too.

More about Dominik, Bareback Sex and the interview at: Muzophile!

Guy “E”

James — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 11:00:26 +0000

“E” is the only guy Lai had bareback sex with. As Lai is not very experienced, and very traditional guy, and he is quite frightened of a lot things in gay sex.Why he tried BB sex ?

So why gay man have BB sex? Find out at: The Story of LA

HIV, Bareback Sex & You

James — Mon, 18 May 2009 15:34:23 +0000

There is a new site that provides information about HIV and strategies, which may prevent or reduce the risk of getting or passing on HIV. The best was to prevent getting or passing on HIV is to use condoms and water-based lube during anal sex. For more information on condom use, risk reduction, testing, drug use, heat of the moment and more…check out: Protection.org.au!

Do All Gay Men Bareback?

James — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 11:00:49 +0000

Question: Do All Gay Men Have Unprotected or Bareback Anal Sex? Answer: No. Barebacking or engaging in unprotected anal sex is an individual activity and cannot be applied to all gay men. Each gay man is their own individual.

There are a number of reasons some gay men may bareback, but often the circumstance, the individual and the situation play a large role in protected or unprotected encounters.