Hmm some sicknesses and the fear of impending death can bring anyone to his or her knees (no matter the person's stature, wealth or influence)

I had planned to go for HIV test before month end. I googled that the virus becomes potent after about 30 days of contracting it. So by 30th of this month I will run the test.

It is almost 95 percent sure that I have caught the virus. With the conspicuous symptoms my body has displaced these past few days, only a five percent miracle can save me.

During my carefree time with Oloshos, I became restless. I fvcked raw with not less than four Oloshos. I sucked their mammalian glands, I exchanged saliva with one and then sucked down there of one of them (I know what you are thinking. I am disgusting).

It's outlandish that in a quest for pleasure, we use our money to buy problems for ourselves (gamblers, womanisers, drug addicts etc)

My greatest fear is the stigma that comes with the disease. I don't mind antiretroviral drugs for the years I will have left. My paranoia is, how will the doctor and pharmacist in NHIS react when my test results are out. They know me from the bank I work. How will the agency that employed me also act? I am entitled to free drugs which the bank will foot. But is my job safe when they see I will use it for antiretroviral drugs. I can't afford paying to visit private hospitals

This will likely be my last thread on nairaland with any of my monikers

It seems your mind is having accountability issues, but the reality here is that you'll have to live with the consequences of your past.

So my earnest advice is to surrender your life to Jesus and pray that when the time comes, you'll have an assurance of a hereafter with eternal life

Dey play

Abstain Abstain they'll not hear. Now see where dirty pleasure has landed this one. Good for you. Continue visiting them brothels you hear. More than HIV awaits you.

You don leave betting now na HIV Dey worry you mumu man

5minute pleasure,

I swear to God you don contact this disease.. R.I.P bro

childofdoom1:
Hmm some sicknesses and the fear of impending death can bring anyone to his or her knees (no matter the person's stature, wealth or influence)

I had planned to go for HIV test before month end. I googled that the virus becomes potent after about 30 days of contracting it. So by 30th of this month I will run the test.

It is almost 95 percent sure that I have caught the virus. With the conspicuous symptoms my body has displaced these past few days, only a five percent miracle can save me.

During my carefree time with Oloshos, I became restless. I fvcked raw with not less than four Oloshos. I sucked their mammalian glands, I exchanged saliva with one and then sucked down there of one of them (I know what you are thinking. I am disgusting).

It's outlandish that in a quest for pleasure, we use our money to buy problems for ourselves (gamblers, womanisers, drug addicts etc)

My greatest fear is the stigma that comes with the disease. I don't mind antiretroviral drugs for the years I will have left. My paranoia is, how will the doctor and pharmacist in NHIS react when my test results are out. They know me from the bank I work. How will the agency that employed me also act? I am entitled to free drugs which the bank will foot. But is my job safe when they see I will use it for antiretroviral drugs. I can't afford paying to visit private hospitals

This will likely be my last thread on nairaland with any of my monikers

You can't die twice my boy. Take heart!

imagrg:
You can't die twice my boy. Take heart!

let me see what scares this motherfucker,a self-servicer that is not afraid to suck ashawo pussy ?

Guys please be careful out there, some girls are carriers of that virus. Abuja right now na something else.

Godsongang:
Guys please be careful out there, some girls are carriers of that virus. Abuja right now na something else.

My guy in Abj told me he has stopped having sex a long time ago. 😁

Jashub:
It seems your mind is having accountability issues, but the reality here is that you'll have to live with the consequences of your past.

So my earnest advice is to surrender your life to Jesus and pray that when the time comes, you'll have an assurance of a hereafter with eternal life

hmm. Afterlife.... I can't remember when last I read the scriptures or went to church. I will give it a deep thought. Thanks

childofdoom1:
Hmm some sicknesses and the fear of impending death can bring anyone to his or her knees (no matter the person's stature, wealth or influence)

I had planned to go for HIV test before month end. I googled that the virus becomes potent after about 30 days of contracting it. So by 30th of this month I will run the test.

It is almost 95 percent sure that I have caught the virus. With the conspicuous symptoms my body has displaced these past few days, only a five percent miracle can save me.

During my carefree time with Oloshos, I became restless. I fvcked raw with not less than four Oloshos. I sucked their mammalian glands, I exchanged saliva with one and then sucked down there of one of them (I know what you are thinking. I am disgusting).

It's outlandish that in a quest for pleasure, we use our money to buy problems for ourselves (gamblers, womanisers, drug addicts etc)

My greatest fear is the stigma that comes with the disease. I don't mind antiretroviral drugs for the years I will have left. My paranoia is, how will the doctor and pharmacist in NHIS react when my test results are out. They know me from the bank I work. How will the agency that employed me also act? I am entitled to free drugs which the bank will foot. But is my job safe when they see I will use it for antiretroviral drugs. I can't afford paying to visit private hospitals

This will likely be my last thread on nairaland with any of my monikers

The truth is that you don't have HIV, your mind maybe playing games on you. I will advise you that you go for the test now, do not wait till the end of the month, you can repeat it after 3 months,if it comes out positive, do not kill yourself over it, go for the treatment.
I'm a heath worker, the treatment of HIV is free in most government hospital and your identity will not be disclosed to anybody, if anybody violate this law, you have the right to sue that person and the person will rot in jail.

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Kaido:

My guy in Abj told me he has stopped having sex a long time ago. 😁

childofdoom1:
Hmm some sicknesses and the fear of impending death can bring anyone to his or her knees (no matter the person's stature, wealth or influence)

I had planned to go for HIV test before month end. I googled that the virus becomes potent after about 30 days of contracting it. So by 30th of this month I will run the test.

It is almost 95 percent sure that I have caught the virus. With the conspicuous symptoms my body has displaced these past few days, only a five percent miracle can save me.

During my carefree time with Oloshos, I became restless. I fvcked raw with not less than four Oloshos. I sucked their mammalian glands, I exchanged saliva with one and then sucked down there of one of them (I know what you are thinking. I am disgusting).

It's outlandish that in a quest for pleasure, we use our money to buy problems for ourselves (gamblers, womanisers, drug addicts etc)

My greatest fear is the stigma that comes with the disease. I don't mind antiretroviral drugs for the years I will have left. My paranoia is, how will the doctor and pharmacist in NHIS react when my test results are out. They know me from the bank I work. How will the agency that employed me also act? I am entitled to free drugs which the bank will foot. But is my job safe when they see I will use it for antiretroviral drugs. I can't afford paying to visit private hospitals

This will likely be my last thread on nairaland with any of my monikers

So you have upgraded from betting addiction to Olosho addiction

What are your symptoms

KingDash09:
Bros are you for real

Lot of whoresss that sleep around with reckless abandon.