Reply With Quotestick to a dom
not sure why guys still playing with fire
don't mean to be a dick (maybe I am being one)
[QUOTE=Vader;2199333]I actually did ask them and was told whilst you can catch all of those it’s less likely via bbbj and that anything you might get via bbbj is fully treatable via antibiotics. If you are going to get bbbj best place is a brothel as they have mandatory tests fortnightly I think it is.Originally Posted by Rogeryou
stick to a dom
not sure why guys still playing with fire
don't mean to be a dick (maybe I am being one)
Yup using a condom significantly lowers the chance... Also avoid DATY
I think that’s from eating pussy
Pussy cock ass - HPV is non Gendered
[QUOTE=Rogeryou;2199377]Don’t believe everything you read . Especially here and while mandatory may be what GOVhealth sites state . But not always necessarily practice/ true of FS brothel or ML places of business
I knew a couple of ML’s who had untreatable STI’s and one in particular who would still practice ‘unsafe sex acts for her special clients - cock slides , BBBJ , possibly BBFS. Go figure.
In particular when was the last time you were health checked at a shop? Or you asked to health check the staff?
And fortnightly monthly quarterly health checks all well n good as a regime, itself not fail safe.
Untreatable gonorrhoea is just that
But I’m not in anyway been preachy or advocating for anything aside for. Self awareness and respect.
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What...? eating pussy is oral sex
The Lowdown on HPV...
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-...s/syc-20351596
[QUOTE=Rogeryou;2199377]One WL I know would only go for the test when I dragged her to the clinic. Never had she been asked by her shop to go and get a test, ever.
The clinic said she only needs to go every 3 months. This is a sexual health clinic intended for SW.
There's some anecdotal experience for this whole apparently mandatory, fornightly testing we seem to hope exists. Do we all drive at the speed limit? I think a similar logic applies.
There are no laws in NSW that mandate testing of sex workers.
that is correct. Call health assessments themselves and not mandatory by government. And if a sex worker has a health check/assessment they are not required by law to share that information with anybody. However a place of business/employer can request a certificate of attendance, indicating that a sex worker has had a recent examination. However the outcome of that examination may not be disclosed.
However a place of employment has a duty of care to their employee, must provide suitable training/information, as well as appropriate PPE to ensure a sex worker is able to both undertake a physical assessment of a customer as Well as the worker, to adequately determine whether they have any outward signs of an STI. Noting however that approximately half of all STI’s may be asymptomatic.
Ps if you are kissing your moms or partners and wishing them happy Mother’s Day today, just be aware
I would just avoid kissing and bbbj. just to be safe, though not 100% but definitely safer
[QUOTE=liminal;2199481]You're spot on here. Many girls are not told by the shops to get tested on a regular basis. Some girls have no clue where to get tested. I had to tell a few where to go for their checkups. Many have no induction or training (such as checking for STI's on clients) when they start work. Many are oblivious to the fact that STI's can be caught from giving BBBJ or that they could pass an STI onto unsuspecting clients. When they were told of this they were surprised and unaware of the possibility of contracting STI's this way. As for MLs that provide more than a massage, no ones knows if they get tested for STI's if they perform BBBJ or unprotected sex. There are many risks involved. Best to play safe guys.
Receiving BBBJ is low risk as is pussy slide, cmon now if you consider this high risk you really shouldn't be punting whatsoever, stick to jerking off to porn..
C’mon good buddy... T0FTT... Isn’t that the very definition of punting. luck of the draw.
Personally I’m not saying it’s low or, high risk it’s just a reality and certainly all the reporting is based on percentages and stats.
bottom line is , more partners you are exposed to irrespective of the sex act May, may mean that you are more exposed to the risk of an STI. Simple maths
be aware And be respectful towards all, when it comes to matters of sexual health and interactions
If you don't feel comfortable with BBBJ or pussy slide then don't do it.. Simple as that
One of the Ginza girls told me they do fortnightly check ups. The only risk I take is bbbj
Good on them.....One of the Ginza girls told me they do fortnightly check ups.
I'd have thought it would be in the best interest of the shop to have the girls get tested regularly.
If there is a outbreak from a popular girl, I can't imagine that would be best for business.
Have done bbfs quite a few times over the year and paid the penalty with Gonorrhoea and chlamydia. Playing with fire you sometimes get bitten sometimes
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