/cuteboys/ - Boypussy

Are you openly gay? have you had gay sex before?

>>232865

>Are you openly gay? have you had gay sex before?

No, I don't often talk about who or what I want to bang. And before this I hadn't had the opportunity to have sex with someone, there had been some fooling around but none of it had been penetrative.

From what I'm told i'm a perma butt-virgin the first few times really hurt and if you were both fucked up I'm sure he tried going in raw.

Did he cum on you? Maybe get a blood test?

>>232884

I can't remember if he did or not. I haven't gotten tested for anything though, I know it's stupid but it's a bit embarrassing

>>232907

Jeez.

>>232912

thats literally what they hear every day

>>233032

Yeah do this. I'm not giving out legal advice and taking legal advice from a gay board on 8chan is not a sound idea.

>>232914

>>233032

I live in a very conservative place in the united states, and I actually live with my parents. Don't they send the paperwork home? It's very important my parents or anyone else for that matter discover my sexual preferences.

>>233055

>>233065

I wasn't asking for legal advice.

>>233092

Asking about a hypothetical question you might or might not be asked wile you take a test is not a legal anything for fuck sake, are you 8?

>>233122

That's not what I was originally asked. all that I said is that I'm not very good in those sorts of situations. Sex isn't a topic that I've had much real world experience in talking about.

Maybe it's a defense mechanism or something? In any case this is terrible and I hope you're doing ok OP

>>233133

I didn't ask you anything, I gave a solution for your problem

>>232912 there

Sorry op but your posts make no sense, you are clearly a moron.

You weren't raped. You're just a slut.

>>233092

RNfag here. I'm not an expert in community health, but I'll tell you what I know.

For anyone over 18, private health information on a patient's medical record can only be released to the patient unless they've signed a waiver that lets others access it. Sensitive material like mental illness and STD screenings are normally considered even more privileged and have their own special sections on the waiver forms.

If you're on your parents' insurance and you file a claim, I believe they will be able to see that something was charged, but not what. If you self-pay (cash or whatever up front), it'll be totally anonymous outside of being recorded in your medical record.

There are also clinics that offer free testing; you can call up your local health department or use Google for the specific policies; it probably varies by state.

>>233141

>>233196

It wasn't something I wanted to happen. It just happened and I wasn't really in my right mind to do anything about it. He was a larger than me and a bit urgent about having sex. Maybe I did want to get fucked by him or maybe I was too high to just resist. I could have just yelled and someone would have heard. So maybe on some level I wanted it

>>233201

The nearest free clinic is an hour away and I can't afford the time during their hours. So I guess I'll have to bite the bullet. Do you know what sort of questions they'll ask or how much it would cost? I'm hoping I can just lie and say I went for a checkup instead.

>>233369

Cost will vary by area; it'll probably be somewhere between $50 and $200, maybe a bit less if you go to a place like Planned Parenthood.

I don't understand who you mean by "they" in "questions they'll ask." The people testing you? They MAY ask if you have sex with men, because MSM are at higher risk for HepA, HIV, and certain other diseases. But they're not going to ask you to explain the situation that brought you in for testing.

Insurance? Dunno what they would ask. These are all good questions to ask whoever's at the clinic.