Why has BBBJ been Taboo here?
The health issue has been discussed long and hard on the main PERB board, and the consensus is that it has become a common agency practice because it reduces risks to the fellater, though there are still some attendant risks to the fellatee.
The Aids virus does not survive a human saliva environment. But Hepatitis A & B, syphillis, chlamidia, gonorrhea & some urethral infections apparently can; but usually only if the fellater has bleeding gums and or mouth sores.
It caused an uncomfortable moment, but I finally voiced my request to my ATF. As you can imagine, EVERY sex worker receives this request every time they go to work, and it's no doubt a difficult issue to decide whether they choose to risk either their health or losing a client.
Of course, older or perhaps less "comely' SP's may choose to do BBBJ to be able to continue to compete and/or survive in the marketplace...
Other factors include the issue of hygiene, which varies tremendously from client to client. And if someone who is not circumcised and hasn't thoroughly washed under their foreskin literally moments before an encounter, it can be unpleasant experience for the fellatee. Also the question of "saving something" for their "other relationship" if they have one, and many do.
Similarly I'm sure there's SP's who maybe practice anal with their husbands or boyfriends, but won't do so with clients.
That's how it goes. But perhaps there's someone who's reading this who might like to do one of those bar graph polls with an indication of which of our local SP's is so inclined. Perhaps factor in a time thing, ie: won't BBBJ with new clients, but might with someone they've been seeing after 6 months or something like that..
In my own situation, frankly, I've happy enough with my SP to not really want to "hang up" the relationship on any particular act or position or whatever, because our chemistry has been so great. And I do still get off on her CBJ's, and I suppose we'll just carry on because I want her to continue to feel comfortable and it's not important enough to get obsessed about. That's how I feel today, anyway.
I think that's an interesting point too, prompted as I was to question this on my return from a trip to Mexico, where pooning as an organized industry has gone on for oh, at least 500 years, and though condoms are now universal for intercourse, BBBJ's are to my small experience, the norm, rather than the exception.
The health issue has been discussed long and hard on the main PERB board, and the consensus is that it has become a common agency practice because it reduces risks to the fellater, though there are still some attendant risks to the fellatee.
The Aids virus does not survive a human saliva environment. But Hepatitis A & B, syphillis, chlamidia, gonorrhea & some urethral infections apparently can; but usually only if the fellater has bleeding gums and or mouth sores.
It caused an uncomfortable moment, but I finally voiced my request to my ATF. As you can imagine, EVERY sex worker receives this request every time they go to work, and it's no doubt a difficult issue to decide whether they choose to risk either their health or losing a client.
Of course, older or perhaps less "comely' SP's may choose to do BBBJ to be able to continue to compete and/or survive in the marketplace...
Other factors include the issue of hygiene, which varies tremendously from client to client. And if someone who is not circumcised and hasn't thoroughly washed under their foreskin literally moments before an encounter, it can be unpleasant experience for the fellatee. Also the question of "saving something" for their "other relationship" if they have one, and many do.
Similarly I'm sure there's SP's who maybe practice anal with their husbands or boyfriends, but won't do so with clients.
That's how it goes. But perhaps there's someone who's reading this who might like to do one of those bar graph polls with an indication of which of our local SP's is so inclined. Perhaps factor in a time thing, ie: won't BBBJ with new clients, but might with someone they've been seeing after 6 months or something like that..
In my own situation, frankly, I've happy enough with my SP to not really want to "hang up" the relationship on any particular act or position or whatever, because our chemistry has been so great. And I do still get off on her CBJ's, and I suppose we'll just carry on because I want her to continue to feel comfortable and it's not important enough to get obsessed about. That's how I feel today, anyway.
