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06-20-22 19:40 #6151Senior Member

Posts: 109Agree with at Dickday.
Originally Posted by Chief5665
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Lot of the people on here have driven these girls prices up. Fact is up until a few months ago. All these girls were doing BBFS for no up charge and at the most $100 up charge.
Many girls never advertised it and it was a if she wants she does it. Everyone asking the manager made them promote it and ask for more money.
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06-20-22 19:36 #6150Regular Member

Posts: 14For those guys here that are married. How do you get away with bare? I want to go bare but, I can't cause I'm married.
Originally Posted by Utog69
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06-20-22 18:28 #6149Senior Member

Posts: 111Ymmv?
What does YMMV mean?
Originally Posted by DickDay
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06-20-22 14:48 #6148Shill ignore my posts

Posts: 16What the booker tells you and what happens in the room is YMMV. Some girls do not want to be advertised as PSE, because they do not offer PSE to everyone.
Originally Posted by Chief5665
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06-20-22 14:01 #6147Senior Member

Posts: 111WSD Experience
Anyone with similar experience?
Originally Posted by Paritosh
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06-20-22 13:39 #6146Senior Member

Posts: 67Other than testing negative every 3 months for HIV, yes there are other reasons such as bone density, etc. that the doctor also monitors. Depending on the results, one can continue or discontinue.
Originally Posted by FlakeUmms
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06-20-22 13:26 #6145Senior Member

Posts: 111Lucky
Yes, I don't know if they hook me up with someone else. I specifically booked my appointment for lucky.
Originally Posted by Chief5665
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06-20-22 13:03 #6144Senior Member

Posts: 104https://healthcare.housingworks.org/prep
https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/basics/prep/...ctiveness.html
PrEP reduces the risk of getting HIV from sex by about 99% when taken as prescribed.
Although there is less information about how effective PrEP pills are among people who inject drugs, we know that PrEP pills reduce the risk of getting HIV by at least 74% when taken as prescribed. Currently, PrEP shots are not recommended for people who inject drugs.
PrEP is less effective when not taken as prescribed.
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06-20-22 12:59 #6143Senior Member

Posts: 215Lucky
Did you have BBFS with Lucky?
Originally Posted by Paritosh
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06-20-22 12:59 #6142Senior Member

Posts: 215Wsd
Just spoke to WSD. Mana is $200 and they tell me Lucky does not do BB.
Originally Posted by Paritosh
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06-20-22 12:53 #6141Shill ignore my posts

Posts: 16320 for the hour + 100 for the BBFS and another 100 for the CIP.
Originally Posted by Enthusiast3
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I went 2 rounds but one round I went for CIM.
I have to say, Dana gave me one of the best BBBJNQNS blow jobs I have had in a very long time. Her head game is flawless and on point.
Most girls stop and spit once I'm done releasing. Dana kept going for a good 3 or 4 minutes after and drained me of every last drop.
She was sucking me for so long that afterward, there was nothing left for her to spit. Pretty sure she swallowed every drop.
https://twitter.com/APbookerK/status...75020918804480
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06-20-22 02:22 #6140Senior Member

Posts: 138This is the hustle
PrEP and mentions of available, verifiable tests open all kinds of doors. I'm chiming in from LA where bare is pretty common. Pretty sure the reason is that they're all on PrEP. Out here, AHF gives it out free to s workers and has since at least 2019. There are now two generics available in the US. If you have decent insurance, it should be covered with a co-pay. There's really no reason to not be on it other than privacy from the people in your life. There is a very small chance it could effect your bone density or harm your kidney or liver but your doctor will be monitoring how your body responds and will take you off it. Then it's back to the bag for you.
Originally Posted by Utog69
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06-20-22 00:08 #6139Senior Member

Posts: 67I forgot to add that in order to begin PrEP, one would have to get tested for HIV and once the result is negative the doctor can begin to prescribe PrEP. Once on PrEP, an HIV test is required once every 3 months and if negative, PrEP can continue.
Originally Posted by Paritosh
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06-19-22 23:39 #6138Senior Member

Posts: 111PrEP
Thank you so much. Definitely helped. DM'ed you.
Originally Posted by Utog69
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06-19-22 23:10 #6137Senior Member

Posts: 67PrEP
As for PrEP, one would have to go to their doctor to obtain a prescription which is what I did. Luckily for me it is covered under my insurance and I only have to pay a copay which isn't much. Keep in mind this will vary based on which insurance the person has.
Originally Posted by Paritosh
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PrEP is taken one pill, once daily.
As for the side effects, the only one I have is diarrhea IF I do not eat for about half a day. Do keep in mind side effects will vary from person to person.
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