Suck and playful sexuality: pleasure, safety and risk prevention
Suck, Puppy Play and sexual health: learn how to enjoy oral sex with low HIV risk, reduce STIs, adopt the right testing and vaccination habits, and experience playful, consensual and safer sexuality.
S&M: consent, trust and communication first
S&M, Puppy Play, consent, hygiene and risk reduction: learn how to play safely, lower STI risks and enjoy intense experiences built on trust, respect and shared pleasure.
Darkroom safety: pleasure, consent and protection in the dark
Darkroom safety without killing the mood: consent without words, protection, alcohol, belongings, STI testing and pup play in the dark.
Piss play: what carries a real risk, and what does not
Piss play and risk: why HIV is not one of them, the single exception, the vaccines that matter, and how often to test. Sourced, not guessed.
Bareback sex: the three things that actually remove the risk
Bareback sex and the three tools that work: what the CDC per-act numbers say, why condoms rank last of the three, and what none of them cover.
Fisting safety: the hepatitis C rules that make a group scene work
Fisting safety is a blood question: gloves, pump lube, one set per arse, and the hepatitis C facts that changed once the virus became curable.
Extragenital testing: why blood and urine miss most of what gay men actually have
Extragenital testing finds what urine cannot: over 70% of gonorrhoea and 85% of chlamydia in gay men sit in the throat or the rectum.
HIV PEP window: the hours that decide whether it works
HIV PEP window: ideally four hours, and where it closes depends on the country. Why France says 48 hours and the WHO says 72, and what to do.
Undetectable viral load: the number that matters is 200, not 20
Undetectable viral load means under 200 copies/mL, not under 20. Where that number comes from, what a blip is, and what zero risk does not cover.
Injectable PrEP: what changes when HIV prevention stops being a daily pill
Injectable PrEP comes in two rhythms, every two months or every six. What the phase 3 trials found, what it costs you, and what it never covers.
Condoms in kink: why they fail, and how to make one last a session
Condoms in kink fail for reasons that have nothing to do with luck: fit, lube, session length and drugs. What the research shows, and what to change.
GHB Overdose: What Makes It Happen, and What to Do When It Does
GHB overdose explained: why the margin is so thin, the three combinations that cause it, and what to do in the first ten minutes.
BDSM Safety: What Actually Protects You
BDSM safety in plain terms: consent and limits, what keeps a body intact during a scene, and prevention that is actually up to date.