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Blindinglights
16-06-2025, 08:59 PM
Hi punters

I am new to punting so just trying to understand what safety precautions you take during a punt. For example do you cover up for a body slide, bj or even for a hj (I know crazy question but interested to know your thoughts on this subject)

Thanks

jedibear
16-06-2025, 11:18 PM
Hi punters

I am new to punting so just trying to understand what safety precautions you take during a punt. For example do you cover up for a body slide, bj or even for a hj (I know crazy question but interested to know your thoughts on this subject)

ThanksGo BB. Everyone does it here. Just take a piss and a shower after. You'll be right

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Blindinglights
16-06-2025, 11:43 PM
What’s your approach?

Who Killed Tangerine
17-06-2025, 05:32 AM
Hi punters

I am new to punting so just trying to understand what safety precautions you take during a punt. For example do you cover up for a body slide, bj or even for a hj (I know crazy question but interested to know your thoughts on this subject)

Thanks

You can get sti’s in the most stupid of ways or play the equivalent of russian roulette with natural services.
Number one issue - Are you partnered and having regular natural sex with them?

If the answer is no, do what you can and get tested regularly
If the answer is yes, can you explain to your partner how you gave them an sti in the worse case scenario?

Stis can be obtained through natural sex, bbbj, daty, anal, even kissing. When fluids pass from one person to another..
Most people do not have sti’s.
You are more likely to catch something from a “free” non whore who is promiscuous.
Some mls are very aware of stis and engage in natural services, but get tested regularly
Other mls are absolutely clueless and dont get tested unless something is really wrong

As for body slides, some mls glide their pussy on you like a snail. Some just kiss your body, some dont know what a body slide is and do something that is awful. If you get a pussy sliding over your bare dick, you could get an sti.

If you are paranoid about it, wrap up. Imagine the ml you are doing things with has already done it with 60 other people that week. With some of the filthiest, most disgusting creatures who walk the streets of Brisbane.

Herpetology
17-06-2025, 08:12 AM
Put on gloves a mask a raincoat and cover you cock

Sir Lights with Bling lights on in the massage room

Put F10 all over your balls and ass hole

F10 I use it to clean my Bird cage floor, and my vet gave it to me 100 percent bacteria clean

Rinse you mouth with mouth wash

Hold your Breath during the session''

Then after soak body stand vertical in a yellow wheelie bin in an Ethanol bath 70 percent to 30 percent water mix for 4 hours stand for 3 hours open cock eye ever 10 seconds

Punt man-- I am clean as a dinner plate

Now younger man it is for my birthday with 35 years punting and clean happy as a rabbit in a forest

Ex - was clean the whole time
over 1200 Asian girls


Herps

harry444
17-06-2025, 09:56 AM
Everybody has different attitude. Probably more chance of getting killed in a car crash than getting HIV. I never do bare back. I've been around for a while, many years of punting. Never caught anything.

Blindinglights
17-06-2025, 11:19 AM
You can get sti’s in the most stupid of ways or play the equivalent of russian roulette with natural services.
Number one issue - Are you partnered and having regular natural sex with them?

If the answer is no, do what you can and get tested regularly
If the answer is yes, can you explain to your partner how you gave them an sti in the worse case scenario?

Stis can be obtained through natural sex, bbbj, daty, anal, even kissing. When fluids pass from one person to another..
Most people do not have sti’s.
You are more likely to catch something from a “free” non whore who is promiscuous.
Some mls are very aware of stis and engage in natural services, but get tested regularly
Other mls are absolutely clueless and dont get tested unless something is really wrong

As for body slides, some mls glide their pussy on you like a snail. Some just kiss your body, some dont know what a body slide is and do something that is awful. If you get a pussy sliding over your bare dick, you could get an sti.

If you are paranoid about it, wrap up. Imagine the ml you are doing things with has already done it with 60 other people that week. With some of the filthiest, most disgusting creatures who walk the streets of Brisbane.

I had a couple of sessions just HJ only. It was amazing making you want to try more and more. I can see why this is addictive and almost intoxicating in some levels. It felt like an escape from everyday stresses. Wanted to see how best to upgrade to a “body slide” and eventually a “BBBJ” (to have a CIM experience, high risk porno style woman squatting on her knees) My problem is I am paranoid and I don’t think I can explain this to my partner - it will be curtains for sure . I don’t think I’ll be able to handle an STI either. So you have given me the answer I am looking for, thanks for that.

Pdaddy
17-06-2025, 01:26 PM
Based on what you’ve been writing, I would definitely stay clear of bbbj. Heaps of shit can go wrong and you can pass it on to your SO. Gono, Chlamydia etc, are fairly easily passed on through unprotected oral sex.
Covered sex is a risk, but you’re minimising the chances as opposed to unprotected.
Also, I don’t believe that sex workers as a whole are a lower risk than promiscuous girls outside of the industry. You have some foreign escorts, especially Japanese, that are known for barebacking with every willing client. Add to that, bbbj as a standard within the price. She’s taking 10-20 dicks a day with no protection. Good luck rolling the dice on that 😁

maxa
17-06-2025, 06:17 PM
Based on what you’ve been writing, I would definitely stay clear of bbbj. Heaps of shit can go wrong and you can pass it on to your SO. Gono, Chlamydia etc, are fairly easily passed on through unprotected oral sex.
Covered sex is a risk, but you’re minimising the chances as opposed to unprotected.
Also, I don’t believe that sex workers as a whole are a lower risk than promiscuous girls outside of the industry. You have some foreign escorts, especially Japanese, that are known for barebacking with every willing client. Add to that, bbbj as a standard within the price. She’s taking 10-20 dicks a day with no protection. Good luck rolling the dice on that ��

Very true, you are rolling dice every time. I would suggest punters who is worry and have partner stop punting all together.:miao:

Wineglass985
17-06-2025, 06:39 PM
My suggestion: if you are married or have a partner, stop punting. It’s unfair for your partner to share the risk with you unknowingly. If you are single, enjoy punting. You are on your own. You are a grown up. You should know what level of risks you are willing to take. Take more risks to enjoy more and vice versa. Punting involves risks like doing anything.

Blindinglights
17-06-2025, 09:34 PM
Thank you all. Appreciate the thoughts, I agree if you have a partner it’s unfair and not a vice you should engage in. I must say though it is very addictive draws you in to try more and more.

Dr Grafton Everest
17-06-2025, 10:21 PM
Put on gloves a mask a raincoat and cover you cock

Sir Lights with Bling lights on in the massage room

Put F10 all over your balls and ass hole

F10 I use it to clean my Bird cage floor, and my vet gave it to me 100 percent bacteria clean

Rinse you mouth with mouth wash

Hold your Breath during the session''

Then after soak body stand vertical in a yellow wheelie bin in an Ethanol bath 70 percent to 30 percent water mix for 4 hours stand for 3 hours open cock eye ever 10 seconds

Herps


Sounds like a punt at P175....

Blindinglights
17-06-2025, 10:37 PM
Put on gloves a mask a raincoat and cover you cock

Sir Lights with Bling lights on in the massage room

Put F10 all over your balls and ass hole

F10 I use it to clean my Bird cage floor, and my vet gave it to me 100 percent bacteria clean

Rinse you mouth with mouth wash

Hold your Breath during the session''

Then after soak body stand vertical in a yellow wheelie bin in an Ethanol bath 70 percent to 30 percent water mix for 4 hours stand for 3 hours open cock eye ever 10 seconds

Punt man-- I am clean as a dinner plate

Now younger man it is for my birthday with 35 years punting and clean happy as a rabbit in a forest

Ex - was clean the whole time
over 1200 Asian girls


Herps

LOL bah gaad almighty 1200 Asian girls? Gono has no chance to get though your defenses.

Who Killed Tangerine
17-06-2025, 11:14 PM
LOL bah gaad almighty 1200 Asian girls? Gono has no chance to get though your defenses.

And theres guys who have only done unprotected once or twice and gotten it, so ignore the guys riding their luck.
You have more to lose.
If you use a condom with your partner you can still take risks, but get yourself checked often.

FredWard63
18-06-2025, 06:20 AM
In Qld you can access webtest. It's free. It's provided through Qld Health and covers Gono and Chlaydia. You will out the form on line and print it out. You take the form to a pathology company, provide a urine test and the result is texted to you in 1 to 2 days. It's anonymous is that no record is sent to your gp or put on your myhealth record. You don't need a medicare card. Just google webtest and go from there.

Who Killed Tangerine
18-06-2025, 07:55 AM
In Qld you can access webtest. It's free. It's provided through Qld Health and covers Gono and Chlaydia. You will out the form on line and print it out. You take the form to a pathology company, provide a urine test and the result is texted to you in 1 to 2 days. It's anonymous is that no record is sent to your gp or put on your myhealth record. You don't need a medicare card. Just google webtest and go from there.

If you arent getting tested for all the sti’s theres no point in getting tested for one or two.
There’s no point in saying I dont have Chlamydia, but i havent tested syphillis

Google AI says here is a PARTIAL list of STIs
Syphilis: A bacterial infection that can cause serious health problems if left untreated.
Trichomoniasis: A parasitic infection that is usually spread through sexual contact.

Viral STIs (Incurable but Treatable):
Genital Herpes (HSV): Caused by the herpes simplex virus, can cause sores and blisters.
HIV/AIDS: Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) can lead to Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) if left untreated.
Human Papillomavirus (HPV): Can cause genital warts and is linked to cervical cancer.
Hepatitis B: A viral infection that can cause liver damage.

Other STIs:
Genital Warts: Caused by HPV, these can cause bumps on the genitals.
Pubic Lice (Crabs): Parasitic insects that live in pubic hair.
Scabies: Caused by mites that burrow into the skin.
Molluscum Contagiosum: A viral infection that causes skin bumps.
Lymphogranuloma Venereum (LGV): A bacterial infection that can cause sores and swelling of lymph nodes.
Donovanosis: A bacterial infection that causes sores and ulcers.
Mycoplasma genitalium: A bacterial infection that can cause inflammation in the genital and urinary tracts.
Bacterial Vaginosis: An imbalance of bacteria in the vagina, not always considered an STI.
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID): An infection of the female reproductive organs, often caused by STIs like chlamydia or gonorrhea.

Emerging STIs:
Mpox (formerly known as monkeypox): A viral disease that can cause a rash and other symptoms.
Shigella: Bacteria that can cause diarrhea and other gastrointestinal symptoms.
Neisseria meningitidis: Bacteria that can cause meningitis and other serious infections.

Important Note: This is not an exhaustive list, and many other pathogens can be transmitted through sexual contact. If you are concerned about STIs, it is important to talk to a healthcare professional.

FredWard63
18-06-2025, 10:49 AM
If you arent getting tested for all the sti’s theres no point in getting tested for one or two.
There’s no point in saying I dont have Chlamydia, but i havent tested syphillis

Google AI says here is a PARTIAL list of STIs
Syphilis: A bacterial infection that can cause serious health problems if left untreated.
Trichomoniasis: A parasitic infection that is usually spread through sexual contact.

Viral STIs (Incurable but Treatable):
Genital Herpes (HSV): Caused by the herpes simplex virus, can cause sores and blisters.
HIV/AIDS: Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) can lead to Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) if left untreated.
Human Papillomavirus (HPV): Can cause genital warts and is linked to cervical cancer.
Hepatitis B: A viral infection that can cause liver damage.

Other STIs:
Genital Warts: Caused by HPV, these can cause bumps on the genitals.
Pubic Lice (Crabs): Parasitic insects that live in pubic hair.
Scabies: Caused by mites that burrow into the skin.
Molluscum Contagiosum: A viral infection that causes skin bumps.
Lymphogranuloma Venereum (LGV): A bacterial infection that can cause sores and swelling of lymph nodes.
Donovanosis: A bacterial infection that causes sores and ulcers.
Mycoplasma genitalium: A bacterial infection that can cause inflammation in the genital and urinary tracts.
Bacterial Vaginosis: An imbalance of bacteria in the vagina, not always considered an STI.
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID): An infection of the female reproductive organs, often caused by STIs like chlamydia or gonorrhea.

Emerging STIs:
Mpox (formerly known as monkeypox): A viral disease that can cause a rash and other symptoms.
Shigella: Bacteria that can cause diarrhea and other gastrointestinal symptoms.
Neisseria meningitidis: Bacteria that can cause meningitis and other serious infections.

Important Note: This is not an exhaustive list, and many other pathogens can be transmitted through sexual contact. If you are concerned about STIs, it is important to talk to a healthcare professional.

You are quite incorrect. In Brisbane the overwhelming likelihood is exposure to G and C. All the others are quite uncommon or target particular groups which is why Qld Health decided to focus a free testing service on those 2 and not the others.

Your suggestion that there is no point is just plain ignorant as it assumes equal likelihoods of infection and a mistaken understanding of which STIs are circulating in which parts of SE Qld. Any public health physician in SEQ will tell you G and C are the ones to focus on in a wide population screen.

Here are some numbers. In 2021 across the whole of Australia there were 86,916 cases of chlamydia, 26,577 gonorrhea and 5,570 syphylis. Syphylis is most common in gay/bisexual males and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. The other 2 are widely distributed, but most common in the 20 to 29 y.o. group. HPV/Genital warts 5 cases. Around 50% of syphilis cases are asymptomatic whereas most chlamydia cases are asymptomatic. For gonorrhea 80% of females are asymptomatic and 10 to 15% for males. Throat infections of G are usually asymptomatic. I won't go into the others as the numbers are even lower.

So, getting tested for G and C is a very good idea, to suggest there is no point is dumb. Also, its free, easily accessed, confidential and fast takes about 15 min all up.

Justlooking5150
18-06-2025, 01:45 PM
If you are so worried give up punting and then your worries are gone 😂😂

Perusal
18-06-2025, 04:42 PM
Here are some numbers. In 2021 across the whole of Australia there were 86,916 cases of chlamydia, 26,577 gonorrhea and 5,570 syphylis. Syphylis is most common in gay/bisexual males and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. The other 2 are widely distributed, but most common in the 20 to 29 y.o. group. HPV/Genital warts 5 cases. Around 50% of syphilis cases are asymptomatic whereas most chlamydia cases are asymptomatic. For gonorrhea 80% of females are asymptomatic and 10 to 15% for males. Throat infections of G are usually asymptomatic. I won't go into the others as the numbers are even lower.

HPV is super common but can't be tested for in males, and I don't think people present to a GP too often for it either. Everything else is spot on.

Blindinglights
18-06-2025, 05:02 PM
If you are so worried give up punting and then your worries are gone 😂😂

Well read the thread in full again, that’s what I need to do.

Blindinglights
18-06-2025, 05:04 PM
Thanks Fred, very useful info

Blindinglights
18-06-2025, 05:06 PM
What about HJ do punters cover up for the 1 pine option?

FredWard63
18-06-2025, 05:15 PM
What about HJ do punters cover up for the 1 pine option?

Very little risk there.

Raffiz88
21-06-2025, 09:49 PM
While a lot of people go here saying either to yolo or give up, i think it is your to decide. CBJ and HJ is pretty safe. FS even with condom has it’s risk. Think if you are young are you willing to take risk to catch something that will stay for life. Because even with condom the risk is never 0. Most people here I think are rather on the older demographic side.
So, I would say if you are young and have stable partner or have possibility of stable partner, may be just stick to safe practices like CBJ or HJ. Honestly it is the release that matters, once the post nut clarity hits in things will fall into perspective anyways 😆

Wineglass985
21-06-2025, 11:21 PM
Don’t scare guys off. Punting is the only way of sex for single guys like us. I used to be on the verge of severe depression but regular punting saved me. My GP encouraged me to punt regularly because sex is an essential part of heathy life for men. He also asked me not to be too scared of STD as most of them are curable (won’t stay for the rest of the life!) as long as we take necessary precautions and take tests regularly. Most of the MLs are healthy vibrant young girls and they take good care of their bodies- don’t treat them as dirty sick hotbed of disease. If you visit 1 or 2 MLs regularly, it also significantly reduces the odds of catching STD because you are only exposed to 1 or 2 people (an advice from my doctor). I agree that if you are not single, better quit punting to be responsible for your other half because the health and moral risk is always there.

Blindinglights
22-06-2025, 03:55 PM
Don’t scare guys off. Punting is the only way of sex for single guys like us. I used to be on the verge of severe depression but regular punting saved me. My GP encouraged me to punt regularly because sex is an essential part of heathy life for men. He also asked me not to be too scared of STD as most of them are curable (won’t stay for the rest of the life!) as long as we take necessary precautions and take tests regularly. Most of the MLs are healthy vibrant young girls and they take good care of their bodies- don’t treat them as dirty sick hotbed of disease. If you visit 1 or 2 MLs regularly, it also significantly reduces the odds of catching STD because you are only exposed to 1 or 2 people (an advice from my doctor). I agree that if you are not single, better quit punting to be responsible for your other half because the health and moral risk is always there.

According to the data provided by the other punters here. Gono and Clamydia are mostly pre levant in Australia. These two are curable to the best of my knowledge. However, it’s not the case for HIV or Herpes.

Ericccc_
22-06-2025, 06:44 PM
Just HJ or CBJ should be fine, take precautions when you do FS, and if you are really worried you can get tested every three months, it is safe in most cases.

FredWard63
23-06-2025, 06:19 AM
According to the data provided by the other punters here. Gono and Clamydia are mostly pre levant in Australia. These two are curable to the best of my knowledge. However, it’s not the case for HIV or Herpes.

The really important point is that in Australia, the available data tells us that a sexworker (ML or escort) is no more likely to give you an STI than the non-sex worker. So the take home message is that if you have unprotected sex with someone who isn't your partner, then you should get tested regularly. Testing for G and C is free, it's quick, free and anonymous.

Double_Adapter
23-06-2025, 07:25 AM
This is a fucken two edge sword, you're dammed if you dom up and dammed if you go in raw!

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/draryan_potential-dangers-of-condoms-for-women-activity-7336775905190604801-8tEg

Blindinglights
23-06-2025, 06:31 PM
The really important point is that in Australia, the available data tells us that a sexworker (ML or escort) is no more likely to give you an STI than the non-sex worker. So the take home message is that if you have unprotected sex with someone who isn't your partner, then you should get tested regularly. Testing for G and C is free, it's quick, free and anonymous.

Yes the website you shared is a gamechanger Fred. I am sure lots of punters will find it useful.

Here are some stats for HiV - In 2023, there were 158 new HIV diagnoses reported in Queensland, with the majority of cases occurring in the Brisbane area. Specifically, the Metro South Hospital and Health Service (which includes parts of Brisbane) reported the highest number of new diagnoses with 50 cases, followed by Metro North with 37 cases. While the exact number of cases within Brisbane itself is not explicitly stated, these figures indicate a significant number of new diagnoses within the Brisbane region

Wineglass985
23-06-2025, 06:48 PM
Yes the website you shared is a gamechanger Fred. I am sure lots of punters will find it useful.

Here are some stats for HiV - In 2023, there were 158 new HIV diagnoses reported in Queensland, with the majority of cases occurring in the Brisbane area. Specifically, the Metro South Hospital and Health Service (which includes parts of Brisbane) reported the highest number of new diagnoses with 50 cases, followed by Metro North with 37 cases. While the exact number of cases within Brisbane itself is not explicitly stated, these figures indicate a significant number of new diagnoses within the Brisbane region

I understand HIV is a largely gay disease - it rarely occurred to male to female sex, especially from female to male. Another big source of HiV infection is drug use through needles. Any demographic info here? Just try not to mislead guys on this forum.

Blindinglights
23-06-2025, 07:08 PM
Don’t have the demographics info, this is what I could find on google. Not misleading anyone, just sharing data. So trying to share data not feelings - read what you will of it.

Wineglass985
23-06-2025, 07:55 PM
I googled the same and found the following: In Queensland, HIV infections are primarily caused by the transmission of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) through unprotected sexual contact and the sharing of needles or other injecting equipment. Specifically, male-to-male sexual contact is the most common mode of transmission among notified HIV cases in Queensland. Other contributing factors include heterosexual sex and injecting drug use.

It proves my understanding. I guess the heterosexual acts are mostly crazy stuff like ONS or group sex. I never heard anybody getting HIV visiting brothels or massage shops. Don’t worry, if anybody catches HIV from a ML in Brissie, it will be the biggest news of the year and everybody on this forum will know who the ML is and where she works.

FredWard63
24-06-2025, 06:28 AM
Don’t have the demographics info, this is what I could find on google. Not misleading anyone, just sharing data. So trying to share data not feelings - read what you will of it.

There is a full report, HIV in QLD 2023. Page 9 details new diagnoses of HIV by sex and risk of exposure. The 3 major risk factors are a) male to male sex, 2) male to male sex plus intravenous drug use, 3) partner from a high prevalence country (none of the Asian countries are classed as high prevalence; high prevalence countries are mostly in southern and western Africa). 15% of cases involved heterosexual sex as the pathway for infection.

On page 12...Of the 137 new cases in males, 30 acquired the infection in Qld. Of the 21 new cases in women, 2 acquired the infection in Qld. So, of the 158 new cases detected, 32 were acquired in Qld. The important number is not the number of cases, but where the infections were acquired. Likelihood of being infected in Qld was the same across all of Qld, except Central Qld where it was lower. This is important as while the largest number of cases were detected in Bris, this is not where many of them acquired the infection. The 2 female cases acquired their infection from their partner who came from a high prevalence country. Over the period 2018 to 2023 the source of female infections was nearly always their partner who (1) engaged in male to male sex, (2) came from a high prevalence country, (3) was an intravenous drug user, (4) was already HIV positive. 1 case was an injecting drug user.

This all boils down to the conclusion that acquiring HIV from a ML in Brisbane is vanishingly low.

The report is available on the web. Just google the title, HIV in QLD 2023.