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Is it my imagination or is this service now offered up more freely?
I wonder if girls realise that offering this is still illegal even though some laws have changed.
I couldn't give a rat's arse if they offer it or not but i think they should a least be aware that it's still not a free for all in the industry.
Any thoughts?
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ill be honest, when I see this is on offer its a big red flag for me.
these days I've even stopped licking working girl pussy.
More than pussy on offer with some.Originally Posted by CumShot
I think the logic behind doing this for some girls is not so much greed but they've just made as much as doing 5 or 6 hj only customers and did it in one hr instead of 3 or4 hrs. A lot less effort required.
I am guessing it’s the Japanese girls….. I think almost no other girl would risk doing FS BB. But for some reason a lot of Japanese working girls would accept BBFS. Maybe because a lot of them were in porn industry and it is almost mandatory to do “Nakadashi” (creampie) in Japanese porn…. And they probably felt safe to do it in Japan because of the more stringent health check requirements; but I think it is extremely foolish to take the same view when they go overseas, I guess that’s just them being young and igorant.
This is the same in Japan where they often eat RAW EGGS in almost every meal not to mention raw fish and raw meat… they got high quality ingredients there with very stringent checks on those qualities but when they went overseas they assumed the country they visit has the same level of checks and ended up with food poisonings… BTW don’t try raw egg on ramen or rice here, you will get salmonella.
Technically and legally speaking you should not have any bodily fluid contact with a working girl - if you go to a proper legal brothel in Queensland, they will even require you to do DATY through a “dame” - a piece of thin plastic covering over the vagina, licking a pussy through that thing is like licking a goddamn rubbish bin liner…..
Sorry no J girls yet.
I think under certain circumstances it could be deemed illegal, although to say that BBFS is 'still illegal' in every situation isn't completely correct.
Could u give an example of a situation where a WL offering BBFS to a customer is legal in QLD then?
The new laws from 1/8/24 allows natural services to be legal as long as it's consensual. Of course, new consent laws came into play soon after and that law should be considered in understanding consensual decisions.
Also SWs need to be of legal age and not be trafficked (other laws also apply to these two scenarios).
No, providing unprotected sex is not legal in Queensland. It is an offense to perform sex work without a condom, and it is also illegal for anyone to ask for or offer sex work without a prophylactic. This is governed by both the Prostitution Act and new consent laws that include a prohibition against "stealthing" (removing a condom without consent).
It is illegal: Section 77A of the Prostitution Act makes it an offense to perform sex work without a condom. It is also an offense for anyone to ask for or offer to perform sex work without a condom.
New consent laws: Queensland's new consent laws, which went into effect in September 2024, criminalize "stealthing," which is the non-consensual removal or tampering of a condom.
Worker safety: These laws are designed to protect the health and safety of sex workers and clients. The state has decriminalized sex work, but workplace health and safety laws still apply.
Legal advice: If you are unsure about your rights or responsibilities, you should seek legal advice. Organizations like Legal Aid Queensland, the Youth Advocacy Centre, and WorkSafe.qld.gov can provide information and support.
Yes, "happy endings" or sex work, including services provided in massage parlors, is legal in Queensland after the Criminal Code (Decriminalising Sex Work) and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2024 decriminalized sex work in August 2024. Prior to this, it was illegal. Now, sex work is regulated like any other industry and is no longer subject to criminal penalties under this new legal framework.
Key changes to the law
Decriminalization: Sex work itself is no longer a criminal offense.
Regulations: The sex work industry is now regulated under workplace health and safety laws, as part of the Work Health and Safety Act 2011.
Removed penalties: This includes no longer being illegal to operate a sex work business without a license or to solicit sex work in public.
Prostitution Licensing Authority abolished: The previous licensing body for brothels has been abolished.
If you pay for the sex then it is illegal since this is sex work
If you pickup a hot girl and both consent then it is legal
Use google and search
is it legal to provide unprotected sex in queensland
Then at the left corner click AI mode and you will see the text I copy and paste above
If both parties (sex worker and client) consent to unprotected sex, and there is no misrepresentation or coercion. The mere act of having unprotected sex is not clearly a specific criminal offence in Queensland by virtue of being unprotected sex in the sex-work context. This doesn’t mean there are no risks, like issues of consent, disease transmission, workplace safety, misrepresentation, potential fraud, or exploitation, that may still trigger legal liability. If the act involves deception (for example, the client or worker says “we’ll use a condom” but doesn’t) or the worker is pressured/coerced, then criminal liability could arise (sexual assault/rape, procuring, etc).
It is an offense to perform sex work without a condom, and it is also illegal for anyone to ask for or offer sex work without a prophylactic.
There is no circumstance where unprotected sex for money is legal in Queensland.
It is not about consent, it is about the act of unprotected sex for payment.
Like all Laws, open to interpretation but for me it is clear.
I definitely do not want to be someone’s little bitch in prison so will avoid it
The way I've understood the new laws are:
It's an 'unsafe work practice' to provide BBFS (or BBBJ), just as it's an 'unsafe work practice' for me to use and angle grinder at work without wearing safety glasses/goggles.
An employer can take action against an employee exactly the same way for each of these cases.
Worksafe Qld would be required to implement stern action for each of these cases.
There is NOT a specific CURRENT law that implicitly addresses either of these cases. Only generally worded requirements for people in workplaces to wear appropriate PPE.
Personal view of each, to avoid prison I keep my bbfs with the ones that are less known for providing that services and outside a shop with no payment at a consent basis.
Best for me personally
It is basically irrelevant if it illegal or not, nobody is going to know anyway. BBFS should not be illegal as long as it's consensual. It no different to picking up someone in a bar and having consensual unprotected sex. ONS with no protection happens all the time. If people want to take risks they live with the consequences. Unsafe sex takes place all the time outside of the actual sex industry.
Government, state or federal, has no right to interfere in people's sex lives, that's extreme government interference and a type of communism. This whole issue is a red herring.
It is illegal only if you pay for the sex, and it is to protect the sex worker, so more a H&S issue than pickup a girl
Law is to protect the sex worker for getting pregnant with no person to support the child
And correct, cannot be illegal to have unprotected sex with some random person
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