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I went and saw Debbie for the 2nd time yesterday, & I just got to say that it was a great visit!- I got to her new place in Clermont, & I got to say it's a good place. We chatted for a while before we got down to business with me eating that wonderful pussy of hers, when she was finished getting off, we switched places and she went to town on me- that girl can suck a dick!- I had to stop her because I wanted in that pussy-I didn't last long when I got there- we cleaned up, & chatted some more & she was telling me how someone ripped her off last week-Some guys can be dicks about robbing girls, but karma will catch up to him eventually) -Again, I want to thank IWish for getting her info over to me--such a great time with her-.

[QUOTE=RP469;7577051]By using a Latex Condom. What you have stated is very true! Using a latex condom for everything including BJ is the best way to significantly reduce the risk. If you do go bare, well then you just increased your risk substantially. This is what I do when going bare:

1. Incall is better than a CD. If CD, pick your location wisely.

2. If incall, I make sure to bring a bottle of water with me. If CD, I bring several bottles of water, soap and towels.

3. Best if can urinate before the start of the session. Keep your sessions short. Maximum time for me is 20 minutes or less. Much better less.

4. During the session I make sure I drink plenty of water. So when I am done, I will have a strong urge to urinate. Preferably with a strong stream.

5. After the session, for an incall, I make sure I clean myself well with soap and water. No towels, no problem. Common not to have towels available in an incall, so I just air dry. Use the bathroom and urinate right there. This helps to clean you out. After the session for CD, I immediately use the bottles of water, soap and towels to clean myself. Either way, make sure you urinate is less then 5 minutes.

If you are in this hobby, it is best to get tested at least once every 3 months, or sooner. As always, talk to your health care provider for his recommendations on your specific needs.

RP.[/QUOTE]This right here is great advice--we should all follow this advice!!

[QUOTE=Lucky2019;7576554]Just wondering anyone know how old is Sarah Maitland?[/QUOTE]I know her age, 42. She looks a lot younger like 30-33. I see a lot of women in my line of work and I tell Sarah most of these women would kill to have your looks and body, especially those awesome big titties with the long nipples. Fuck sake I and addicted. She is my favorite. I stopped seeing other women because I "moved up" to her. No communication issues, not theft or clock watching. Just so much easier to see her and she takes direction well. Other women were a lot of work to get satisfaction.

No incall but Xmotel is 12 minutes away, nicer hotels at literally 3 minutes away. She is A LOT of fun.

She does her on vetting, no gatekeeper. Contact her through advance search SarahMaitland or look below where she has a post, click her name then send a pm / DM enjoy.

I took an afternoon off late last week so I sent a text to Veronica a couple of days prior. It took a while to hear back from her so I was a little worried but thankfully she text me back and we setup a time to meet. Once she opened the door and she gave me a kiss and a hug I was hating myself for waiting so long to see her again. She's such a curvaceous sexy beautiful woman. I booked an hour appointment and in my big head I had all of these plans and positions that I wanted to partake in but the opening BBBJ ceremony was so amazing that I opted to let her work her magic on my little head for about a half hour before I exploded in her mouth. Just watching her go to work and making eye contact made me feel like I was the star in a porn movie. I told her to expect to hear from me more frequently.

A couple of points that I wanted to make:

1. Because of the requests that I've received for her contact info, I asked her and she said that she's currently not accepting any new clients. She did say that could change in the future but not right now.

2. I am not her gatekeeper and I was not granted permission to pass along her contact information. She said that Orlo is the gatekeeper and is aware that he hasn't been available. I did not pepper her with questions pertaining to Orlo because it's non of my business. Ghostrider I think is covering for Orlo.

[QUOTE=RP469;7577051]By using a Latex Condom. What you have stated is very true! Using a latex condom for everything including BJ is the best way to significantly reduce the risk. If you do go bare, well then you just increased your risk substantially. This is what I do when going bare:

1. Incall is better than a CD. If CD, pick your location wisely.

2. If incall, I make sure to bring a bottle of water with me. If CD, I bring several bottles of water, soap and towels.

3. Best if can urinate before the start of the session. Keep your sessions short. Maximum time for me is 20 minutes or less. Much better less.

4. During the session I make sure I drink plenty of water. So when I am done, I will have a strong urge to urinate. Preferably with a strong stream.

5. After the session, for an incall, I make sure I clean myself well with soap and water. No towels, no problem. Common not to have towels available in an incall, so I just air dry. Use the bathroom and urinate right there. This helps to clean you out. After the session for CD, I immediately use the bottles of water, soap and towels to clean myself. Either way, make sure you urinate is less then 5 minutes.

If you are in this hobby, it is best to get tested at least once every 3 months, or sooner. As always, talk to your health care provider for his recommendations on your specific needs.

RP.[/QUOTE]An alternative to the soap and water is germicidal handi-wipes. You can get packs of 20 at Wal Mart. Th package fits nicely in your pocket and easier to carry than soap. Water and towel.

[QUOTE=JwFinder;7576754]I fully agree with this. I wish there was more open dialogue on testing available and treatments. And less stigma and shame in our society to have a safe place to go.[/QUOTE]The top priority should be the noncurable diseases or STDs. Those are typically the viral STDs. HIV, Hepatitis B and C, Herpes 1 and Herpes 2. HIV can be addressed with PrEP, either Descovy or Truvada. There are also injectable PrEPs, either 2 shots monthly or every 6 months. If taken correctly, they have a 99% efficacy against HIV, and some go up to 99.6% efficacy. This can be achieved a few weeks after starting treatment. It's also good to note that Tenofovir, which is one of the combinations used in Truvada and Descovy offer "SOME" level of protection against Hepatitis B and herpes. DON'T fully rely on that. If you haven't already, get vaccinated against Hepatitis B. If it's been over 20-30 years, you should consider doing titers to measure your antibodies or get re-vaccinated. Hepatitis B is noncurable, so that's why the vaccine is important. Hepatitis C, while also sexually transmissible, is curable.

As far as herpes 1 and 2. You need to rely heavily on inspection. Any sores or ulcers, you don't proceed. Same for HPV, any warts, you don't proceed. That's not 100% guarantee, as they can be spread even in their latent phase.

Doxy PEP could help with Chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis, but the efficacy is about 50-70%. It's better than nothing. UTIs, yeast infections, trichomoniasis, and mycoplasma genitalium are also common. The last two are not typically tested and often misdiagnosed as yeast. Any abnormal urethral discharge after BBFS, make sure to ask that those two get included in your STD panel. Doxycycline doesn't work for trichomoniasis, and it alone doesn't treat mycoplasma genitalium. For Trichomoniasis, you would need metronidazole.

The anatomy of the male reproductive system, particularly the length of our urethra, makes difficult to get some infections, most specifically UTIs. Drink plenty of water to flush your urinary tract. Don't just wet wipes and hopped in bed. Drink at least 2 liters of water minutes after a BBFS encounter. The goal is to void every 10-15 minutes. If you're able to, drink an additional 2-4 liters during the day. Wash as soon as possible. Soap is not ideal, but use whatever is available.

Get tested regularly. If you have a friend who's a physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant, this can help you skip those shameful urgent care visits and keep those claims off your insurance, which could raise a red flag if you're in a relationship. You can order STD panels online and let them know if anything comes back positive, so they can send prescriptions to your pharmacy. I could help with that, but that would mean exposing my identity. I'm sure there are plenty licensed mongers on USASG who could help, but it becomes an identity concern, and we don't know who we're dealing with.

[QUOTE=Rubtug21;7577786]The top priority should be the noncurable diseases or STDs. Those are typically the viral STDs. HIV, Hepatitis B and C, Herpes 1 and Herpes 2. HIV can be addressed with PrEP, either Descovy or Truvada. There are also injectable PrEPs, either 2 shots monthly or every 6 months. If taken correctly, they have a 99% efficacy against HIV, and some go up to 99.6% efficacy. This can be achieved a few weeks after starting treatment. It's also good to note that Tenofovir, which is one of the combinations used in Truvada and Descovy offer "SOME" level of protection against Hepatitis B and herpes. DON'T fully rely on that. If you haven't already, get vaccinated against Hepatitis B. If it's been over 20-30 years, you should consider doing titers to measure your antibodies or get re-vaccinated. Hepatitis B is noncurable, so that's why the vaccine is important. Hepatitis C, while also sexually transmissible, is curable.

As far as herpes 1 and 2. You need to rely heavily on inspection. Any sores or ulcers, you don't proceed. Same for HPV, any warts, you don't proceed. That's not 100% guarantee, as they can be spread even in their latent phase.

Doxy PEP could help with Chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis, but the efficacy is about 50-70%. It's better than nothing. UTIs, yeast infections, trichomoniasis, and mycoplasma genitalium are also common. The last two are not typically tested and often misdiagnosed as yeast. Any abnormal urethral discharge after BBFS, make sure to ask that those two get included in your STD panel. Doxycycline doesn't work for trichomoniasis, and it alone doesn't treat mycoplasma genitalium. For Trichomoniasis, you would need metronidazole.

The anatomy of the male reproductive system, particularly the length of our urethra, makes difficult to get some infections, most specifically UTIs. Drink plenty of water to flush your urinary tract. Don't just wet wipes and hopped in bed. Drink at least 2 liters of water minutes after a BBFS encounter. The goal is to void every 10-15 minutes. If you're able to, drink an additional 2-4 liters during the day. Wash as soon as possible. Soap is not ideal, but use whatever is available.

Get tested regularly. If you have a friend who's a physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant, this can help you skip those shameful urgent care visits and keep those claims off your insurance, which could raise a red flag if you're in a relationship. You can order STD panels online and let them know if anything comes back positive, so they can send prescriptions to your pharmacy. I could help with that, but that would mean exposing my identity. I'm sure there are plenty licensed mongers on USASG who could help, but it becomes an identity concern, and we don't know who we're dealing with.[/QUOTE]Also, check the site [URL]https://www.freestdcheck.org/[/URL] to see if there is a free clinic near you to get your STI panel test done. You only need to present your I'd.

Is looking for some more fine gentleman to please!! Those big ole titties and warm mouth is pretty addicting. I saw her last week and it was better than ever. Shower fresh, never rushes and no upsell.

Her donations are: Oral60, qv80, hh125, hr 150. She drives so she can come to you or car date. Close to the Disney area (20 minutes or so away) as well as Florida mall.

This that I've passed her # to can confirm that she's a lot of fun!!

[QUOTE=RP469;7577051]By using a Latex Condom. What you have stated is very true! Using a latex condom for everything including BJ is the best way to significantly reduce the risk. If you do go bare, well then you just increased your risk substantially. This is what I do when going bare:

1. Incall is better than a CD. If CD, pick your location wisely.

2. If incall, I make sure to bring a bottle of water with me. If CD, I bring several bottles of water, soap and towels.

3. Best if can urinate before the start of the session. Keep your sessions short. Maximum time for me is 20 minutes or less. Much better less.

4. During the session I make sure I drink plenty of water. So when I am done, I will have a strong urge to urinate. Preferably with a strong stream.

5. After the session, for an incall, I make sure I clean myself well with soap and water. No towels, no problem. Common not to have towels available in an incall, so I just air dry. Use the bathroom and urinate right there. This helps to clean you out. After the session for CD, I immediately use the bottles of water, soap and towels to clean myself. Either way, make sure you urinate is less then 5 minutes.

If you are in this hobby, it is best to get tested at least once every 3 months, or sooner. As always, talk to your health care provider for his recommendations on your specific needs.

RP.[/QUOTE]I use SKIN non-latex condoms for FS, anti-bacterial Wet-One wipes and gargle / wash my mouth out with peroxide and pee after every encounter. Certainly not a guarantee but at least a risk reducer.

[QUOTE=Bbbjhunter69;7577923]Is looking for some more fine gentleman to please!! Those big ole titties and warm mouth is pretty addicting. I saw her last week and it was better than ever. Shower fresh, never rushes and no upsell.

Her donations are: Oral60, qv80, hh125, hr 150. She drives so she can come to you or car date. Close to the Disney area (20 minutes or so away) as well as Florida mall.

This that I've passed her # to can confirm that she's a lot of fun!![/QUOTE]She is a good time and for the money can't beat the price. I've seen her a few times now. She has a car and travels so big plus. I had her travel to me gave her few $ extra for some gas. She's pretty good at sucking cock and grabbing that ass while fucking her is fun to. Very sweet girl and doesn't try to rush you or other BS. Contact Bbbjhunter69 for the digits not me.

[QUOTE=RP469;7577051]By using a Latex Condom. What you have stated is very true! Using a latex condom for everything including BJ is the best way to significantly reduce the risk. If you do go bare, well then you just increased your risk substantially. This is what I do when going bare:

1. Incall is better than a CD. If CD, pick your location wisely.

2. If incall, I make sure to bring a bottle of water with me. If CD, I bring several bottles of water, soap and towels.

3. Best if can urinate before the start of the session. Keep your sessions short. Maximum time for me is 20 minutes or less. Much better less.

4. During the session I make sure I drink plenty of water. So when I am done, I will have a strong urge to urinate. Preferably with a strong stream.

5. After the session, for an incall, I make sure I clean myself well with soap and water. No towels, no problem. Common not to have towels available in an incall, so I just air dry. Use the bathroom and urinate right there. This helps to clean you out. After the session for CD, I immediately use the bottles of water, soap and towels to clean myself. Either way, make sure you urinate is less then 5 minutes.

If you are in this hobby, it is best to get tested at least once every 3 months, or sooner. As always, talk to your health care provider for his recommendations on your specific needs.

RP.[/QUOTE]Thank you for the great tips! I would also add a generous sprinkle of Gold Bond medicated powder because it dries and sanitizes. It also has zinc, an anti-viral. I'm not sure this is backed by scientific data but it seems logical.

Msheeran.

[QUOTE=Rubtug21;7577786]The top priority should be the noncurable diseases or STDs. Those are typically the viral STDs. HIV, Hepatitis B and C, Herpes 1 and Herpes 2. HIV can be addressed with PrEP, either Descovy or Truvada. There are also injectable PrEPs, either 2 shots monthly or every 6 months. If taken correctly, they have a 99% efficacy against HIV, and some go up to 99.6% efficacy. This can be achieved a few weeks after starting treatment. It's also good to note that Tenofovir, which is one of the combinations used in Truvada and Descovy offer "SOME" level of protection against Hepatitis B and herpes. DON'T fully rely on that. If you haven't already, get vaccinated against Hepatitis B. If it's been over 20-30 years, you should consider doing titers to measure your antibodies or get re-vaccinated. Hepatitis B is noncurable, so that's why the vaccine is important. Hepatitis C, while also sexually transmissible, is curable.

As far as herpes 1 and 2. You need to rely heavily on inspection. Any sores or ulcers, you don't proceed. Same for HPV, any warts, you don't proceed. That's not 100% guarantee, as they can be spread even in their latent phase.

Doxy PEP could help with Chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis, but the efficacy is about 50-70%. It's better than nothing. UTIs, yeast infections, trichomoniasis, and mycoplasma genitalium are also common. The last two are not typically tested and often misdiagnosed as yeast. Any abnormal urethral discharge after BBFS, make sure to ask that those two get included in your STD panel. Doxycycline doesn't work for trichomoniasis, and it alone doesn't treat mycoplasma genitalium. For Trichomoniasis, you would need metronidazole.

The anatomy of the male reproductive system, particularly the length of our urethra, makes difficult to get some infections, most specifically UTIs. Drink plenty of water to flush your urinary tract. Don't just wet wipes and hopped in bed. Drink at least 2 liters of water minutes after a BBFS encounter. The goal is to void every 10-15 minutes. If you're able to, drink an additional 2-4 liters during the day. Wash as soon as possible. Soap is not ideal, but use whatever is available.

Get tested regularly. If you have a friend who's a physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant, this can help you skip those shameful urgent care visits and keep those claims off your insurance, which could raise a red flag if you're in a relationship. You can order STD panels online and let them know if anything comes back positive, so they can send prescriptions to your pharmacy. I could help with that, but that would mean exposing my identity. I'm sure there are plenty licensed mongers on USASG who could help, but it becomes an identity concern, and we don't know who we're dealing with.[/QUOTE]Thank you for the great summary. I'll add that HPV is the leading cause of oropharyngeal cancer so indulging in DATY carries that risk. I would imagine the Gardasil vaccine would be recommended but for those of us over 45, I don't think it is given.

Msheeran.

Tes, the impish ex-streetwalker who moved years ago to Asheville. Well she wants to go utr there so I posted for her. Keep her in mind for trips up north you need a stopover for.

Debbie has pretty clear schedule for today.

[QUOTE=IWish;7579045]Tes, the impish ex-streetwalker who moved years ago to Asheville. Well she wants to go utr there so I posted for her. Keep her in mind for trips up north you need a stopover for.

Debbie has pretty clear schedule for today.[/QUOTE]Tried to hit you up with a question inbox is full.

[QUOTE=Magic2016;7579061]Tried to hit you up with a question inbox is full.[/QUOTE]If the question is: Who is current president? I can answer. But Debbie didn't know until this morning. "How long has he been there?