Pooning 101 - Guide for newbies

[Thatotherguy]

I think the separate pooning cell is really only a good idea if you have a significant other who you're hiding things from. As far as not taking your whole wallet/credit cards/extra cash - if I'm going to an outcall I've never been to before, I never take anything other than the donation (unless it's somebody who's really well known/reviewed). If I've been there before, then I'm not worried.

 

[wolverine]

I don't bother with a separate pooning phone. I'm a single guy and the SPs on my cell's contact list could be girls I met at a bar or on lavalife for all they know.

 

[CGPlz]

considering the fact that you should be vaccinated (gettings shots) before yoru session and tested (more needles) after your session on a regular bsais, as well as having to wait for results to make sure your clean of the numerous possible STI/STD's that you could have caught. putting your ID/wallet away should be the least of your worries about ruining your "moment".

i just want to provide a guide which covers all the bases. it's not like you need to do any of hte things i mentioned... i just want to educate everyone on all the things that i have learned since i started. after reading most of the replies i realize now what the norm is for handling payment. =)

 

[wess]

considering the fact that you should be vaccinated (gettings shots) before yoru session and tested (more needles) after your session on a regular bsais, as well as having to wait for results to make sure your clean of the numerous possible STI/STD's that you could have caught. putting your ID/wallet away should be the least of your worries about ruining your "moment".

i just want to provide a guide which covers all the bases. it's not like you need to do any of hte things i mentioned... i just want to educate everyone on all the things that i have learned since i started. after reading most of the replies i realize now what the norm is for handling payment. =)

I dont get tested very much and never get vaccinated. Condoms use takes care of 99% of the problems. There is risks involved with getting needles too.