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In this confrontational monologue, the speaker condemns the practice of believing a random Grindr partner’s claim of being “clean” and engaging in unprotected sex based on that assertion. He argues that this behavior is not only ignorant but also more dangerous than having unprotected sex with an HIV‑positive partner who is undetectable, emphasizing that no HIV transmissions have been documented from undetectable individuals. The speaker highlights the unreliability of self‑reported cleanliness—suggesting such partners may have had multiple recent encounters—and calls out a false sense of sexual standards among Grindr users.

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