HIV/AIDS-Infected "Sex Roulette Parties" Become Popular In Spain

HIV/AIDS-Infected “Sex Roulette Parties” Increase In Popularity Throughout Spain

Nowadays, people are into all type of sexual deviancy, but THIS is a really extreme way to get your rocks off.

According to Broadly, the popularity of “sex roulette parties” is on the rise and the price of admission just might be your life.

According to recent news reports, so-called “sex roulette parties,” in which one person is secretly infected with HIV and nobody at the party is allowed to use condoms, are allegedly “on the rise” across Spain, mostly among gay men but not exclusively. It sounds completely shocking, and it suggests, as Dr. Josep Mallolas of Hospital Clinic Barcelona told the Spanish newspaper El Periódico, that people have “lost respect” for HIV.

Partygoers have been said to enjoy the “thrill” of not knowing whether they’d end up infected. However, it’s not clear how big this risk actually is: Mallolas said some of his patients attend “blue” parties, where attendees take anti-retroviral medication like Truvada to reduce their risk of infection.

Makes sky diving and bungee jumping seem safe…

David Moskowitz, a professor at New York Medical College and an expert on so-called “bug chasers,” or people who actively try to contract HIV through sex, thinks the people who attend sex roulette parties have reached a level of boredom with all other sexual avenues and are looking for something risky to get their adrenaline pumping again.

“They’ve exhausted a traditional sexual experience or even diverse and elaborate sex, like having an orgy or engaging in BDSM,” he says. As a result, it can be thrilling for these people to have sex with someone who’s HIV positive and not become infected. “It reinforces the fact that you did something somewhat dangerous. Nothing bad happened, but it still felt good.”

These folks are talking about introducing AIDS/HIV into the bedroom like it’s handcuffs and blindfolds. SMH.

“Every bit of sex I had was a real turn on [sic] because I knew there was a chance of getting it,” he said. But once that goal was met, sex became less pleasurable. “Nowadays, I can’t even get an erection most of the time,” he continued. “It’s just not the same.”

For those who do want to experience the risk of being of being “bred” or “initiated into the brotherhood,” having any other kind of sex can feel like a letdown. Moskowitz likens it to having sex on meth frequently.

“It’s the same thing with chemsex, which allows you to do lots of diverse and dangerous things,” he says. “Once you’ve allowed yourself to get high and have sex with ten people or get fisted and do water sports, how can you ever go back to having plain Jane sex?”

Lord Jesus, these folks need to be DELIVERT!

Any of you down to bet your white blood cells on this type of “pleasure”?

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