I always make sure to have plenty of protection. In lots of sizes, brands, flavors, lube, oils etc..
If you are booking with me you are expecting a full experience and I want to make sure its as easy on you as possible. So I always come prepared, I can't speak for all of us, but most of the ladies I have worked with do the same and are ready for you. xoxo Hallie BSeeing my 1st provider later this week.
Should i expect her to have "protection", or is it my responsibility to bring?
I assume her, but i dont know for sure.
Thanks!
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provider didn't have plenty of condoms. I do think it's a good idea to take some with you because stuff can happen. Some providers will not want to use any you bring because they don't know what you might have done to them. I know that sounds crazy but there are some real nutso folks out there. Get a box of three. Don't open it. Have it just in case. No need to mention it unless something unusual happens and they are needed.
As a rule, what xyz said is correct - the provider will provide the protection needed.
I had an appointment with a well-established provider who had apparently hidden her condoms & lube too well during her daughters' visit. Fortunately, I had condoms in my pocket, and lube in my mouth.
1) Last week you paid for VIP, presumably one month at 30.
2) You are going to see a provider, which presumably will cost you around 200.
3) Would paying 10 or less be a wise "investment" to insure you have some "protection" that you
like and fits you?
(Just in case this is your first time, try them out so you know how they work.)
Sarcasm rules!
Thank u all.... I'm a stickler for etiquette, so i ask questions.
However, soon you might be just a quick boat trip away from other choices.
But I am sure we will fuck that up as soon as the flood of Gringos descends on the Island.
It wasn't all that long ago that Ticas would spend the entire night for less than a hundred bucks US in Costa Rica, but now that Ex Pat Gringos make up over 1% of the population and hundreds of thousands more visit this tiny county of about 4 million people, rates have gone up by about a factor of five. I predict the same thing for Cuba.
I always make sure to have plenty of protection. In lots of sizes, brands, flavors, lube, oils etc..
If you are booking with me you are expecting a full experience and I want to make sure its as easy on you as possible. So I always come prepared, I can't speak for all of us, but most of the ladies I have worked with do the same and are ready for you.
xoxo
Hallie B
Just in case. I've heard stories where providers "ran out of condoms" and offered a BBBJ instead. I've also heard where she's offered BBFS instead. Either way, take protection.
Given that, you need to be aware of possible scams or ripoffs, the first sign of which could be (after or while fumbling through a bag or pocketbook) that she discovers that she doesn't have any condoms.
You have already paid and were expecting covered FS and now it's off the table. Some guys are OK with lots of BBBJ and skip FS anyway, but it's something to beware of. If things haven't gone too far, you can consider asking for your money back and say that you want to leave. ("Oh! Wait! I found one!") Or, you can whip out your package (of condoms, not your other package) and say, "No problem! I've got some!"
If she says to give her $20 and she'll run down to the corner store and get some beer and condoms, pass on that.
I'm not trying to scare you off, just preparing you for that rare occurrence. Such things are rare (never, for me) and not common at all with well reviewed Providers. It's the sort of thing I expect to hear happening from a new BP ad, no reviews, working from a cheap motel.
Good luck and have fun!
EDIT: I swear, that despite the apparent 2 hour posting difference, bonordonor's post was not yet up when I started writing my post to warn about the "ran out of condoms." His warning about BBFS did not occur to me.
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Protection is generally considered to be5 the responsibility of the provider. I have read many stories about providers that made the client buy some condoms on the way to see her. If the guy is exceptionally large and requires large condoms, he should probably bring some himself, just in case she doesn't have ones that can fit him. Just make sure they are in an unopened package.
Read the self help center, it will help you, and if you have other questions, feel free to come back here and ask. If you need a private response, PM me, I'm the Newbie board host.
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there are a number of scams involving "no condums" so a sealed 3 pack in your pocket is good protection.