Chat Dangerous Daty!

[cupcrazy]

Damn...I miss Emma , Perly and one I can't mention.

FFS...I have been dining for 50 plus yrs , you think that new info will stop me. Not a chance.

Well you already past half way of your life expectancy, you may as well enjoy while you can

 

[cupcrazy]

Came across this article recently and must admit it has me freaked out a little bit. There's a quote in there that says if you have six or more oral sex partners in your lifetime, then you are 8.5 times more likely to develop throat cancer. Hell, some of us have more partners than that in one week!

Do you guys think rinsing with Listerine and/or drinking something hot after daty would help?

​

ARTICLE:​

A man who kept getting sick actually had throat cancer caused by HPV caught via oral sex. He refuses to feel ashamed.​

Amber Middleton
Wed, May 24, 2023 at 8:54 a.m.


Steve Bergman contracted HPV, which led to throat cancer.Image courtesy of Steve Bergman

• Steve Bergman was diagnosed with throat cancer aged 55 after he kept getting sick.
• Human papillomavirus caused his throat cancer, which he'd caught from oral sex.
• 70% of oropharyngeal cancer cases are caused by sexual contact.

When Steve Bergman was diagnosed with throat cancer just before his 56th birthday, he was surprised.
He was healthy and a keen cyclist, and thought smoking, heavy drinking, and chemical exposure — none of which related to him — caused throat cancer, he told Metro.
But a series of tests after he was diagnosed with cancer revealed human papillomavirus caught through oral sex was the cause.
HPV is a group of more than 200 viruses which, according to the National Cancer Institute, more than 90% of sexually active men and 80% of sexually active women will be infected with during their lifetime.
Most HPVs don't cause any issues but some can cause cancer, which tends to affect the cervix, the throat, anus, penis, vagina, and vulva.
The CDC recommends that all children aged 11 to 12 get the HPV vaccine, and it is hoped vaccination will one day eradicate high-risk types of HPV.

​

Bergman kept getting sick before he was diagnosed with cancer​

Before his cancer diagnosis in May 2015, Bergman had a string of colds that he couldn't get rid of, paired with pain down the side of his neck. A sore throat that doesn't go away is a symptom of throat cancer, according to the American Cancer Society.
He was sent to a specialist who put a camera down his throat and found cancer on his tonsil.
"I was absolutely numb," he said.
A week later, Bergman went to the hospital thinking he was having a biopsy and tonsillectomy but woke up in an intensive care unit, he told Insider.
When the surgeon removed the tumor, it was larger than anticipated and he was worried Bergman wouldn't be able to breathe because of the swelling. So he fitted Bergman with a tracheostomy — a hole created at the front of the neck into the windpipe that helps the patient breathe.

​

Bergman's doctor was 'prudish' when he asked about HPV​

Before his HPV diagnosis, and after some initial research into throat cancer, Bergman's wife asked his consultant if his cancer was linked to the virus, he told Metro.
The consultant was "prudish" in response and asked if they knew how people catch cancer associated with HPV.
70% of cases of oropharyngeal cancer, which affects the part of the throat behind the mouth, are linked to HPV, according to the National Cancer Institute. The remainder are caused by alcohol use, smoking, and chemical exposure.
Within weeks of coming out of the hospital after his surgery, tests confirmed Bergman's cancer was stage 4 and caused by HPV caught via sexual contact.
"It was actually a relief," he told Insider, because survival rates are longer than for those with non-HPV throat cancer.

Steve was in the ICU for 10 days.Image courtesy of Steve Bergman
Bergman campaigned to raise awareness about HPV throughout his treatment, and is now in the process of creating a film about his cancer journey.
He told Insider he's had various "judgmental" reactions to the HPV diagnosis, including in the comments of some articles he's written and being told he "should have kept it in his trousers."
While research has shown that those with six or more oral-sex partners in their lifetime are 8.5 times more likely to develop oropharyngeal cancer than those who do not practice oral sex, many people with the infection have only had a few oral-sexual partners, according to John Hopkins Medicine.

"I've lived my life to the full, I've not been over promiscuous," Bergman said.
Despite some negativity, he said the association between oral sex and his diagnosis has never been a source of shame for him,
"There aren't very many men of my age who are prepared to talk about it, but I've always been very open and honest. I was once described as the pin-up boy of HPV" he said.
Bergman had two rounds of chemotherapy and a round of radiotherapy and was told he was cancer-free in 2021.
Now fully recovered from the physical effects of cancer, Bergman continues to campaign, including with the UK-based charity the Throat Cancer Foundation, where he is an ambassador, in the hope of seeing HPV cancer eradicated.

This is like those anti vaccinators. They make claims without solid scientific researches to back up the claims

 

[kittyhound69]

Damn...I miss Emma , Perly and one I can't mention.

FFS...I have been dining for 50 plus yrs , you think that new info will stop me. Not a chance.

Emma and Vicky used to flood me. Dam I’m so fxing horny now. Who is this one u can’t mention?????????????

 

[kittyhound69]

Perly was multi orgastic so fxing wet …
Vicky would ride my pole like a jockey. Ram me 5 , 6 times pull me out and rain on me repeatedly lol.
Excuse me guys. I’m going to go jerk off now. Lol

 

[OG_funguy]

Perly was multi orgastic so fxing wet …
Vicky would ride my pole like a jockey. Ram me 5 , 6 times pull me out and rain on me repeatedly lol.
Excuse me guys. I’m going to go jerk off now. Lol

Hahaha

 

[Gulag107]

So if we might be serious for a few seconds.

Proper oral hygiene (before and after) is a general good practice. Next is be selective. And lastly.....scent and taste is a good indicator. If something is off you need to stop. Hot water is a waste of time.

Any kind of close contact with another opens you up to disease PERIOD. So be clean and get clean and minimize the risk

Sent from my BBB100-1 using Tapatalk

HPV transmission from oral sex has zero to do with “proper oral hygiene”. Scent and taste has absolutely nothing to with HPV either.
HPV cannot be washed away nor can any other STD. HPV, HIV. and Herpes infections are odourless and tasteless.
The most common cause of oral pharyngeal carcinoma now in males now is associated with HPV, not alcohol and smoking.
A bad smell might indicate bacterial vaginosis or trichimonisis.

 

[OG_funguy]

Apparently none of you have ever heard of Gardasil.

I asked my doctor about this before, he said once you're in your mid 40's, there's no point. Not sure how true that is or not...

 

[cali99]

Well you already past half way of your life expectancy, you may as well enjoy while you can

He’s on the back nine. more like the 16th at Augusta. Like when tiger chipped I’m from the back of the green! Thats how I see kj!

 

[Jumpin’ Jack Flash]

Apparently none of you have ever heard of Gardasil.

My GP suggested I take Garasil. Maybe I should’ve

 

[SKK48]

Came across this article recently and must admit it has me freaked out a little bit. There's a quote in there that says if you have six or more oral sex partners in your lifetime, then you are 8.5 times more likely to develop throat cancer. Hell, some of us have more partners than that in one week!

Do you guys think rinsing with Listerine and/or drinking something hot after daty would help?

​

ARTICLE:​

A man who kept getting sick actually had throat cancer caused by HPV caught via oral sex. He refuses to feel ashamed.​

Amber Middleton
Wed, May 24, 2023 at 8:54 a.m.


Steve Bergman contracted HPV, which led to throat cancer.Image courtesy of Steve Bergman

• Steve Bergman was diagnosed with throat cancer aged 55 after he kept getting sick.
• Human papillomavirus caused his throat cancer, which he'd caught from oral sex.
• 70% of oropharyngeal cancer cases are caused by sexual contact.

When Steve Bergman was diagnosed with throat cancer just before his 56th birthday, he was surprised.
He was healthy and a keen cyclist, and thought smoking, heavy drinking, and chemical exposure — none of which related to him — caused throat cancer, he told Metro.
But a series of tests after he was diagnosed with cancer revealed human papillomavirus caught through oral sex was the cause.
HPV is a group of more than 200 viruses which, according to the National Cancer Institute, more than 90% of sexually active men and 80% of sexually active women will be infected with during their lifetime.
Most HPVs don't cause any issues but some can cause cancer, which tends to affect the cervix, the throat, anus, penis, vagina, and vulva.
The CDC recommends that all children aged 11 to 12 get the HPV vaccine, and it is hoped vaccination will one day eradicate high-risk types of HPV.

​

Bergman kept getting sick before he was diagnosed with cancer​

Before his cancer diagnosis in May 2015, Bergman had a string of colds that he couldn't get rid of, paired with pain down the side of his neck. A sore throat that doesn't go away is a symptom of throat cancer, according to the American Cancer Society.
He was sent to a specialist who put a camera down his throat and found cancer on his tonsil.
"I was absolutely numb," he said.
A week later, Bergman went to the hospital thinking he was having a biopsy and tonsillectomy but woke up in an intensive care unit, he told Insider.
When the surgeon removed the tumor, it was larger than anticipated and he was worried Bergman wouldn't be able to breathe because of the swelling. So he fitted Bergman with a tracheostomy — a hole created at the front of the neck into the windpipe that helps the patient breathe.

​

Bergman's doctor was 'prudish' when he asked about HPV​

Before his HPV diagnosis, and after some initial research into throat cancer, Bergman's wife asked his consultant if his cancer was linked to the virus, he told Metro.
The consultant was "prudish" in response and asked if they knew how people catch cancer associated with HPV.
70% of cases of oropharyngeal cancer, which affects the part of the throat behind the mouth, are linked to HPV, according to the National Cancer Institute. The remainder are caused by alcohol use, smoking, and chemical exposure.
Within weeks of coming out of the hospital after his surgery, tests confirmed Bergman's cancer was stage 4 and caused by HPV caught via sexual contact.
"It was actually a relief," he told Insider, because survival rates are longer than for those with non-HPV throat cancer.

Steve was in the ICU for 10 days.Image courtesy of Steve Bergman
Bergman campaigned to raise awareness about HPV throughout his treatment, and is now in the process of creating a film about his cancer journey.
He told Insider he's had various "judgmental" reactions to the HPV diagnosis, including in the comments of some articles he's written and being told he "should have kept it in his trousers."
While research has shown that those with six or more oral-sex partners in their lifetime are 8.5 times more likely to develop oropharyngeal cancer than those who do not practice oral sex, many people with the infection have only had a few oral-sexual partners, according to John Hopkins Medicine.

"I've lived my life to the full, I've not been over promiscuous," Bergman said.
Despite some negativity, he said the association between oral sex and his diagnosis has never been a source of shame for him,
"There aren't very many men of my age who are prepared to talk about it, but I've always been very open and honest. I was once described as the pin-up boy of HPV" he said.
Bergman had two rounds of chemotherapy and a round of radiotherapy and was told he was cancer-free in 2021.
Now fully recovered from the physical effects of cancer, Bergman continues to campaign, including with the UK-based charity the Throat Cancer Foundation, where he is an ambassador, in the hope of seeing HPV cancer eradicated.

Well, Basically when you go to these spa locations you face the girl or the girls that have already been with tons of other guys !! each of these girls can easily pass any infection, as such Daty or even French Kiss is not a safe thing...If you feel stressed, the best is to ask your doctor to arrange an HPV test.

 

[Flatulent Fox]

I asked my doctor about this before, he said once you're in your mid 40's, there's no point. Not sure how true that is or not...

It works better the less exposure you've had to HPV, that's why they recommend it for kids. After a certain age you've probably been exposed to several strains, so it doesn't add much protection.

I still got it in my 40s because the nurse at the sex health clinic said it still might be helpful, and also it was covered by my work insurance.

 

[cali99]

Came across this article recently and must admit it has me freaked out a little bit. There's a quote in there that says if you have six or more oral sex partners in your lifetime, then you are 8.5 times more likely to develop throat cancer. Hell, some of us have more partners than that in one week!

Do you guys think rinsing with Listerine and/or drinking something hot after daty would help?

​

ARTICLE:​

A man who kept getting sick actually had throat cancer caused by HPV caught via oral sex. He refuses to feel ashamed.​

Amber Middleton
Wed, May 24, 2023 at 8:54 a.m.


Steve Bergman contracted HPV, which led to throat cancer.Image courtesy of Steve Bergman

• Steve Bergman was diagnosed with throat cancer aged 55 after he kept getting sick.
• Human papillomavirus caused his throat cancer, which he'd caught from oral sex.
• 70% of oropharyngeal cancer cases are caused by sexual contact.

When Steve Bergman was diagnosed with throat cancer just before his 56th birthday, he was surprised.
He was healthy and a keen cyclist, and thought smoking, heavy drinking, and chemical exposure — none of which related to him — caused throat cancer, he told Metro.
But a series of tests after he was diagnosed with cancer revealed human papillomavirus caught through oral sex was the cause.
HPV is a group of more than 200 viruses which, according to the National Cancer Institute, more than 90% of sexually active men and 80% of sexually active women will be infected with during their lifetime.
Most HPVs don't cause any issues but some can cause cancer, which tends to affect the cervix, the throat, anus, penis, vagina, and vulva.
The CDC recommends that all children aged 11 to 12 get the HPV vaccine, and it is hoped vaccination will one day eradicate high-risk types of HPV.

​

Bergman kept getting sick before he was diagnosed with cancer​

Before his cancer diagnosis in May 2015, Bergman had a string of colds that he couldn't get rid of, paired with pain down the side of his neck. A sore throat that doesn't go away is a symptom of throat cancer, according to the American Cancer Society.
He was sent to a specialist who put a camera down his throat and found cancer on his tonsil.
"I was absolutely numb," he said.
A week later, Bergman went to the hospital thinking he was having a biopsy and tonsillectomy but woke up in an intensive care unit, he told Insider.
When the surgeon removed the tumor, it was larger than anticipated and he was worried Bergman wouldn't be able to breathe because of the swelling. So he fitted Bergman with a tracheostomy — a hole created at the front of the neck into the windpipe that helps the patient breathe.

​

Bergman's doctor was 'prudish' when he asked about HPV​

Before his HPV diagnosis, and after some initial research into throat cancer, Bergman's wife asked his consultant if his cancer was linked to the virus, he told Metro.
The consultant was "prudish" in response and asked if they knew how people catch cancer associated with HPV.
70% of cases of oropharyngeal cancer, which affects the part of the throat behind the mouth, are linked to HPV, according to the National Cancer Institute. The remainder are caused by alcohol use, smoking, and chemical exposure.
Within weeks of coming out of the hospital after his surgery, tests confirmed Bergman's cancer was stage 4 and caused by HPV caught via sexual contact.
"It was actually a relief," he told Insider, because survival rates are longer than for those with non-HPV throat cancer.

Steve was in the ICU for 10 days.Image courtesy of Steve Bergman
Bergman campaigned to raise awareness about HPV throughout his treatment, and is now in the process of creating a film about his cancer journey.
He told Insider he's had various "judgmental" reactions to the HPV diagnosis, including in the comments of some articles he's written and being told he "should have kept it in his trousers."
While research has shown that those with six or more oral-sex partners in their lifetime are 8.5 times more likely to develop oropharyngeal cancer than those who do not practice oral sex, many people with the infection have only had a few oral-sexual partners, according to John Hopkins Medicine.

"I've lived my life to the full, I've not been over promiscuous," Bergman said.
Despite some negativity, he said the association between oral sex and his diagnosis has never been a source of shame for him,
"There aren't very many men of my age who are prepared to talk about it, but I've always been very open and honest. I was once described as the pin-up boy of HPV" he said.
Bergman had two rounds of chemotherapy and a round of radiotherapy and was told he was cancer-free in 2021.
Now fully recovered from the physical effects of cancer, Bergman continues to campaign, including with the UK-based charity the Throat Cancer Foundation, where he is an ambassador, in the hope of seeing HPV cancer eradicated.

Genetics, is the equalizer.

 

[5parkplug]

It works better the less exposure you've had to HPV, that's why they recommend it for kids. After a certain age you've probably been exposed to several strains, so it doesn't add much protection.

I still got it in my 40s because the nurse at the sex health clinic said it still might be helpful, and also it was covered by my work insurance.

Got it myself early 30s. Unfortunately it wasn't covered by my insurance.

Dr said same thing, that the later you take, you would have likely contracted some of the strains, but still can be beneficial.

For myself, I started in this hobby around the same time as when I got Gardasil

 

[cali99]

HPV transmission from oral sex has zero to do with “proper oral hygiene”. Scent and taste has absolutely nothing to with HPV either.
HPV cannot be washed away nor can any other STD. HPV, HIV. and Herpes infections are odourless and tasteless.
The most common cause of oral pharyngeal carcinoma now in males now is associated with HPV, not alcohol and smoking.
A bad smell might indicate bacterial vaginosis or trichimonisis.

I dont think dude correlated hpv To oral sex.
onot, ”it’s good oral hygiene“. not sure he interpolated hpv transmission. At least that’s how I read it!!
but I do agree with you about scent and taste!
if she smells like orange peels down there. dam!
but for this simple fact my pastor told
me this story long ago. A john invited his MPA to his house. When he woke up in the morning, written on his bathroom
mirror, “welcome
to the aids community” in red lipstick.…hermosa beach California.

 

[Sybarite]

I thought my favorites liked me at least a little bit. Apparently they are trying to kill me.

We all have to die of something. What a way to go!

 

[xtc27]

Came across this article recently and must admit it has me freaked out a little bit. There's a quote in there that says if you have six or more oral sex partners in your lifetime, then you are 8.5 times more likely to develop throat cancer. Hell, some of us have more partners than that in one week!

Do you guys think rinsing with Listerine and/or drinking something hot after daty would help?

​

ARTICLE:​

A man who kept getting sick actually had throat cancer caused by HPV caught via oral sex. He refuses to feel ashamed.​

Amber Middleton
Wed, May 24, 2023 at 8:54 a.m.


Steve Bergman contracted HPV, which led to throat cancer.Image courtesy of Steve Bergman

• Steve Bergman was diagnosed with throat cancer aged 55 after he kept getting sick.
• Human papillomavirus caused his throat cancer, which he'd caught from oral sex.
• 70% of oropharyngeal cancer cases are caused by sexual contact.

When Steve Bergman was diagnosed with throat cancer just before his 56th birthday, he was surprised.
He was healthy and a keen cyclist, and thought smoking, heavy drinking, and chemical exposure — none of which related to him — caused throat cancer, he told Metro.
But a series of tests after he was diagnosed with cancer revealed human papillomavirus caught through oral sex was the cause.
HPV is a group of more than 200 viruses which, according to the National Cancer Institute, more than 90% of sexually active men and 80% of sexually active women will be infected with during their lifetime.
Most HPVs don't cause any issues but some can cause cancer, which tends to affect the cervix, the throat, anus, penis, vagina, and vulva.
The CDC recommends that all children aged 11 to 12 get the HPV vaccine, and it is hoped vaccination will one day eradicate high-risk types of HPV.

​

Bergman kept getting sick before he was diagnosed with cancer​

Before his cancer diagnosis in May 2015, Bergman had a string of colds that he couldn't get rid of, paired with pain down the side of his neck. A sore throat that doesn't go away is a symptom of throat cancer, according to the American Cancer Society.
He was sent to a specialist who put a camera down his throat and found cancer on his tonsil.
"I was absolutely numb," he said.
A week later, Bergman went to the hospital thinking he was having a biopsy and tonsillectomy but woke up in an intensive care unit, he told Insider.
When the surgeon removed the tumor, it was larger than anticipated and he was worried Bergman wouldn't be able to breathe because of the swelling. So he fitted Bergman with a tracheostomy — a hole created at the front of the neck into the windpipe that helps the patient breathe.

​

Bergman's doctor was 'prudish' when he asked about HPV​

Before his HPV diagnosis, and after some initial research into throat cancer, Bergman's wife asked his consultant if his cancer was linked to the virus, he told Metro.
The consultant was "prudish" in response and asked if they knew how people catch cancer associated with HPV.
70% of cases of oropharyngeal cancer, which affects the part of the throat behind the mouth, are linked to HPV, according to the National Cancer Institute. The remainder are caused by alcohol use, smoking, and chemical exposure.
Within weeks of coming out of the hospital after his surgery, tests confirmed Bergman's cancer was stage 4 and caused by HPV caught via sexual contact.
"It was actually a relief," he told Insider, because survival rates are longer than for those with non-HPV throat cancer.

Steve was in the ICU for 10 days.Image courtesy of Steve Bergman
Bergman campaigned to raise awareness about HPV throughout his treatment, and is now in the process of creating a film about his cancer journey.
He told Insider he's had various "judgmental" reactions to the HPV diagnosis, including in the comments of some articles he's written and being told he "should have kept it in his trousers."
While research has shown that those with six or more oral-sex partners in their lifetime are 8.5 times more likely to develop oropharyngeal cancer than those who do not practice oral sex, many people with the infection have only had a few oral-sexual partners, according to John Hopkins Medicine.

"I've lived my life to the full, I've not been over promiscuous," Bergman said.
Despite some negativity, he said the association between oral sex and his diagnosis has never been a source of shame for him,
"There aren't very many men of my age who are prepared to talk about it, but I've always been very open and honest. I was once described as the pin-up boy of HPV" he said.
Bergman had two rounds of chemotherapy and a round of radiotherapy and was told he was cancer-free in 2021.
Now fully recovered from the physical effects of cancer, Bergman continues to campaign, including with the UK-based charity the Throat Cancer Foundation, where he is an ambassador, in the hope of seeing HPV cancer eradicated.

Its a hire risk, but the initial risk = tiny, so u multiply it 8.5 times, its still small….

All those other things, like alcohol, tabacco, marijuana, heredity, they contribute… so shur, that fucking healthy cyclist who got throat cancer didnt do those other things… generally, if DATY = yer only risk factor, its not that dangerous… he just got unlucky.

Anyway, once u got HPV, u got it. Risk doesnt increase, its just more xxposure, more likely 2 get it.

U no y we dont offer HPV vax 2 older folks? We already got it. Since u already got it, just live an otherwise healthy life, & realize that stopping DATY now gonna make no difference.

“it’s estimated that over 80 percent of sexually active adults, ages 18-65, have been infected with at least one strain, even if they never knew it”

You Don’t Have to Be in Your 20s to Get HPV — Here’s What Older Adults Need to Know

And what to do if you have it already.

katiecouric.com