Barebacking

A highly effective daily pill (or periodic injection) that prevents HIV infection if you are exposed.

Avoid "gripping" the horse with your knees, which can make you bounce. Instead, let your weight sink deep into your seat and follow the horse's motion.

Use fingers, butt plugs, or dildos with plenty of lube to slowly relax the sphincter muscles before intercourse. barebacking

Routinely testing for STIs—including HIV, syphilis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia—is essential.

If a partner living with HIV is on treatment and has an undetectable viral load, there is effectively zero risk of them transmitting the virus. A highly effective daily pill (or periodic injection)

If you believe you were exposed to HIV, you can take PEP within 72 hours (ideally much sooner) to prevent infection.

Use high-quality lube to reduce friction. This is especially important for the receptive partner to prevent micro-tears in the rectal lining. Guide to Bareback Horse Riding Use fingers, butt plugs, or dildos with plenty

Using a contoured bareback pad can provide better grip and comfort for both the rider and the horse.