Important: What's Allowed Here & What's Not

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There are some simple rules that are true everywhere on this site, but need to be repeated in the section on bug chasing and gift giving.

Do Not Advocate Violence Against Other People. Among other things, this means you may not advocate real-life "stealth breeding" (intentionally trying to infect someone else with HIV without their knowledge). This is a crime in most places and even advocating it can be a bad idea...

[If you want more information on the criminalization of the transmission of HIV, I suggest reading the rather comprehensive page on the subject over at Avert.org. While I'm personally against the criminalization of HIV, you should take steps to protect yourself from prosecution.]

Do Not Advocate Or Discuss Sex With Minors. A woman was recently thrown in jail for writing fiction involving sex with minors. It's just not allowed. That said, you may discuss your personal sexual history, but in doing so discuss incidents when you were underage in a factual manner. Do not eroticize the sex you had before the age of 18.

Protect Your Privacy. If they have a proper warrant, I will turn over to the authorities information that may reveal who you are (like your e-mail address and IP address). Please remember that admitting to illegal activity anywhere on the Internet is a bad idea.

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I just want to clear up one thing... Fiction vs. reality... I'm a lot more liberal about what's allowed in fiction than I am with real life discussion. To me, it's the difference between watching a movie about bank robbing and having a discussion about robbing a particular bank in real life (and then going out and robbing the bank). With the exception of sex with kids, you can write pretty much what you want provided it's truly fiction. Just as you can think the bank robbing scene from a movie is cool, but know it's not something you should do in real life - you're an adult and should be able to make the same differentiation on things like "stealth breeding" neg bottoms.

In that same vein - I don't want to see real-life discussions thinly disguised as fiction or hypothetical discussions (as another forum has done in the past).

And if the person being "harmed" is you, that changes things as well - you have the right to do what you want to with your own body. And if you're contemplating harm to your own body (e.g. bug chasing) then it's a good idea to talk it out with other people. At least here no one is going to think you're a freak if you say you're a bug chaser. If someone asks for that sort of advice, feel free to give your honest input, but realize there's a real person with a real life asking the question. It's not some fictional story. Some of you may have gone through the same same process and tell him go ahead with it. Others may tell him to think twice.

What I'm really trying to avoid is harm being done to "innocent" guys. I don't want one of you going out and harming someone, and then saying "the guys on Breeding Zone told me to do it" when you get arrested. If you read a fictional story and decide to act out what you read - well, that's about as dumb as robbing a casino 'cause you liked Oceans 11.