Pooners: Do you ever regret it.  
Or do you just blast away and not worry about it.  

Why? Condoms prevent regret.

In a condom? Sure. I regret not blasting the hell out of her face and tits. Yeah. Definite regret!

Your question is unclear:  are you asking about BBFS or cumming inside covered as well?

He was referring to Pooners.  Not you.

Pretty sure based on his other recent posts, OP is referring to when you BBFS.

By the way… what’s a “pooner”???

for a guy who sees prostitutes.  

I like cumming in the gals butt and maybe getting a show as its dripping out.

Poon is slang for pussy. Maybe pooners is pussies? lol

there are several definitions for "pooner." Pick one.....

Pretty sure the British slang for people who see prostitutes is "punter."    

I stand corrected.  According to one of the online dictionaries, it's a trans man who cannot pass as a woman.  

Um, have you never cum inside a woman before? That's all a provider is, a woman like every other woman. I seriously do not "get" your question at all... is this your fetish?

I never cum. I need to preserve my Qi

In "Annie Hall," Woody Allen rolled over in bed, exhausted after cumming, and said: "As Balzac said…there goes another novel."

sending escorts over to the visiting team's hotel to seduce their players the night before a game in order to rob the opposing players of their vital energy or whatever term they had for it,

in Dr. Strangelove....

I certainly don't want to drain my Balzac

When I was new to P4P nineteen years ago, I went through a kid-in-the-candy-store phase and I would often see a provider in the morning, go to lunch than then see another one in the afternoon.  I noticed that the afternoon sessions consistently were not as good and soon realized it was not the provider, it was my own lack of energy.  But to this baseball example, I still haven't noticed any overnight dip in energy unless the first one went deep into the night to the wee hours of the morning and involved MSOG.  

On the opposite side of this, I distinctly recall an acquaintance of mine who played for the Padres in the late 90s who did a slump-buster with a local sports reporter (who later became a national baseball reporter for Fox a few years later) in the dugout bathroom mid-game, and came in and hit a pinch hit home run to tie the game a few innings later. So, I guess it can work both ways.

I have no regrets----I do specifically recall an incident in which a condom was in use and it broke----this was in 1987----each time I have a reason to drive by that hotel on I-285 I remember the girl---who I do not remember---Saying:  "Did You Cum In Me"?.......I said---Yes I did----I asked you to not push back so hard----(doing her Doggy---she was very tight---My thought was she seemed like a Rooky---and maybe wasn't on the Pill?   (Hope she came thru okay---)!!!

Well....maybe !!!

i met up with a girl from a 900 phone number ..  before tinder ... we wound up that night having sex in the garage on the concrete floor ... so dark i literally couldnt see her ... well in short order i popped BBFS ...   just kinda happened ...  never saw her again ... always wondered  ...  

Do I regret cumming inside a provider’s pussy?  Simple answer…NO, if they allow it. It feels amazing.  

…many seem to celebrate it (assuming you mean BBFS)

So they can buy the morning after pill/kit.

STD's.  If you are talking about birth control, the girls that regularly go bare prefer an implant that slowly dissolves and is effective for 90 days.  No babies, no periods.  

DoxyPeP/PreP is an antibiotic regimen taken before or after potential STD exposure and is fairly effective at preventing the spread of bacterial STDs. PreP exists for HIV and there is also a regimen for after getting exposed (though it is a little more involved than a morning after pill, it is s few mornings after. However you will still be exposed to other viral STDs.
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I say this not to endorse any actions in the bedroom. I’m just making it known there are treatment options available if you think you’ve been exposed. Talk about it with a healthcare professional if you are interested.

"fairly effective," be my guest, but it's a pass for me.  Overuse of Doxycycline products over time will cause your body to become immune to them, so when you really need them down the road, they may not work.  There is no such thing as a free lunch, but you tell yourself whatever you want to justify whatever you want to do.  It's your body, I make no judgements about what you want to do with it.  

DoxyPEP very effective at reducing risk for infections. It reduces syphillis infections by 77%-87%, chlamydia by 74%-88% and ghonnorhea by 55%-58%..
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PrEP reduces HIV infections by 99%, and is considered to be more effective than condoms at reducing HIV infections. HIV PEP is considered to be 80% effective, though may likely be higher.  
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Keep in mind that condoms are considered to be 85% effective. Also, there are potential side effects. Talk about it with your doctor. I personally do not take these medications and prefer using condoms but everyone should make informed decisions.
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Also, CDL is incorrect and imprecise about anti-biotic resistance. Your body does not “become immune” to antibiotics. The infectious bacteria can become resistant to antibiotics. Some bacteria have mutations that make them anti-biotic resistant. An anti-biotic kills off the non-resistant strains, leaving the resistant ones. Bacteria can pass genes between each other, so the surviving resistant ones can pass their resistance off to other bacteria more easily.

You got that bass ackwards.  

a guy who takes DoxyPEP who catches gonorrhea has just slightly less that a 50-50 chance of giving it to his wife or SO before he knows he has it, but if he catches syphilis or chlamydia he's only going to pass it on to his other partners one time in five?  I think based on your "statistics" most guys here are going to opt for the syphilis and/or chlamydia, don't you agree?  It looks like I was imprecise in my wording, but not incorrect.  Whether the resistance is in the bacteria or in your body is not the point.   Your statistics are not that comforting   These are a pretty high failure rate for so-called prevention drugs.  The exception is PREP.  My understanding from those the take it is that it's VERY effective as long as you have a kidney donor lined up for 10-15 years down the road when your own fails.  You mentioned "see your doc about side effects" but didn't provide any details.  

DoxyPrEP/PEP reduces your chance at catching a bacterial STD from someone else. If you have an active bacterial infection, DoxyPrEP/PEP does not prevent you from spreading it. The only way to stop that is to clear the disease with a full anti-biotic regimen. In your example, the only way the wife is protected is if she is taking DoxyPrEP/PEP herself.  
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In terms of effectiveness, I’d think everyone has to make that determination themselves. Personally I think 80% is pretty darn effective. In terms of side effects, PrEP has been linked with Kidney issues. However very few people who take it experience issues. I recommend people talk about this with their doctors to better understand the risk.
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I agree that everyone needs to make decisions for themselves. To be clear I am not making any endorsements, just trying to provide accurate information.

posting again by changing what you said.  This is what you said in your first post . . . . .

I didn’t change what I said, you’re just not getting it. Also, you’ve been wrong about a few things so maybe you should calm down and stop trying to act like an expert. What I said is completely true, you’re failing to pick up in the distinction. Taking DoxyPrEP/PEP, before or after exposure, significantly decreases the risk of infection. DoxyPrEP/PEP prevents you from getting the disease. It doesn’t prevent you from spreading the disease if you have an infection.  
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This was a response to your scenario, where you said “ a guy who takes DoxyPEP who catches gonorrhea has just slightly less that a 50-50 chance of giving it to his wife or SO before he knows he has it.” I was saying the only way the wife is protected is if she is the one taking it. I’m not sure why you think this is some gotcha or me being inconsistent. It’s also a lot like how morning after pills work. Morning after pills help prevent pregnancy, but if you’re already pregnant they’re worthless.

it suits you.  When you have to keep explaining what you meant and adding more information, you should accept that your original argument was not clear.  Now you have added that the wife would have to be taking the meds, too.  How would she know to do that?  Would you tell her what you're doing and tell her to protect herself because you're not going to?  None of this continues to make any sense in the context of the discussion about a non-existent "morning after" pill to prevent the spread of bacterial STD transmission.  You got a link to a specific product that does what you were originally espousing?  . . . . . . . . . .  I didn't think so.   Do you see the irony in claiming someone else is putting out incorrect information?  Take a step back and take a breath before you bury yourself even further.  Otherwise, you're going to need a bigger shovel.   Lol

Dispute Professor CDL.  Don't you know that he received an MD degree and a Ph.D. in immunology and microbiology from Trump University.  Summa cum laude.

I mean it is a pretty simple concept, I’m sorry you’re having issues picking it up. The specific product is doxycycline btw. It’s a widely used antibiotic.

The best is when he said he quit going bb because he was seeing so many gals a month it wasnt fair to them.  

I'm my late teens and early 20's me and my gf would fuck all day.  
I would cum multiple times and still have energy.  
Ah those were the days

to refresh your aged memory.  I posted that there is NO morning-after pill for STD's.  You posted that I have given incorrect information.  I have asked you multiple times to name the medication that is a morning-after pill for prevention of infectious STD's.  Now you say it's doxycycline.  Doxy is NOT a morning-after cure-all.  It's a ten to fifteen day course of treatment for the STD bacterial infections and DOES NOT prevent further transmission until the bacteria has been completely eradicated.  

if we can put side the (very serious) discussion of Health complications of BBFS for a moment ..   i find when i do finish BB  CIP.. i am drained with much more intensity than covered, or BBBJ or HJ ...   i don't know if its psychological or physiological  but i am certainly more wiped that way.  

Either you're retarded, or you're too narcissistic to admit that you're wrong. You asked for a link, did you bother to read it?
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"A landmark randomized trial in San Francisco found that a single 200 mg dose of doxycycline taken within 72 hours after condomless sex reduced the overall incidence of bacterial STIs by approximately two-thirds among men who have sex with men (MSM) and transgender women, with reductions of 87–88% for chlamydia, 73–87% for syphilis, and 55% for gonorrhea.[10]"
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Its a single dose doxycycline, not a 10 day treatment. If you haven't realized the Doxy in DoxyPEP/PrEP is short for doxycycline. Doxycycline is an antibiotic with many different uses and prescribed in many different ways. PEP stand for post-exposure prophylactic. PrEP stand for pre-exposure prophylactic. A prophylactic is a medicine, treatment or action designed to prevent disease. You take one pill of doxycycline within a certain timeframe and it significantly reduces the chance of you getting a disease. This is what I've been saying since the beginning but you just don't understand it and can't admit it. It isn't perfect. It doesn't have a 100% success rate, but neither does the morning after pill for pregnancy. However after reading your post I get the feeling you don't really understand how that pill works either.

Take a look at the confidence intervals. Some are pretty large and some get pretty close to 1 on the upper end (suggesting very little reduction in harm -- or infection).

So do vasectomies.

There was a 1973 movie entitled "The Cheerleaders" on this theme.