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As I write this, I’m fighting the temptation of stripping off entirely. Read more
A holiday can occasionally see you arrive home with more than a tan (or sunburn) and some souvenirs. Read more
The holidays we take are as varied as we are. They come in many shapes and sizes, from a weekend quickie to something long and indulgent. Read more
The latest data suggests 60% of gay men in London have had sex without condoms at least once in the last three months Read more
The Coronavirus lockdown has negatively impacted many different industries, not least the sex industry. Read more
The doctor divides his working week across his three roles: HIV Consultant, Medical Director at the Terrence Higgins Trust, and National LGBT Advisor at NHS England. Read more
A look at the risks of making out Read more
Frottage is when you rub yourself against each other to the point of orgasm. Read more
Masturbating by yourself is about as risk free as sex can get. Read more
Sounding is when you insert rods (usually plastic or steel) into your uretha. Read more
A look at the risk of fisting Read more
There is no risk at all from pissing on healthy, unbroken skin but there is a risk of other infections, such as CMV (a virus in the herpes family) Read more
If you enjoy playing with cum but want to avoid catching or spreading HIV, there are ways you can play with it safely Read more
Dildos and buttplugs can be involved in the transmission of HIV, hepatitis A, B and C as well as other STIs, and a variety of gut infections if you share them. Read more
There is no data to suggest that anyone has caught HIV from rimming, although there are other risks. Read more
A look at the risks of blow jobs Read more
The risks of having anal sex Read more
Has a boyfriend ever cheated on you? Have you ever cheated? If either answer (or both) is “yes” then you’re in the majority. Read more
Post Exposure Prophylaxis, or PEP, is a course of HIV medication which you can take if you have been at risk of HIV infection. Read more
Condoms used with water-based or silicone-based lube are the surest way to protect you or your partner against HIV and many other sexually transmitted infections. Read more
HIV Undetectable is a term used to describe someone who is living with HIV but on successful and effective treatment. Someone who is HIV Undetectable cannot pass on the virus through sex. Read more
Everyone has an HIV status; you are either HIV-negative or HIV-positive. Taking an HIV test won't change your status but it will let you know what it is. Read more
PrEP stands for Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis. It's a pill that HIV negative people take to prevent HIV transmission. Read more