Or like he was trying to shame anyone. In some places, mentioning it *is* disallowed. Because even if a provider does, it's got to be the most YMMV thing possible, and a reviewer mentioning it could lead to her being pressured.
He asked a fair question, imo.Are bareback reviews allowed and does anyone even believe this guy?
read the website. they require you to test thru Talent Testing, but it isn't stated there. There are girls on the site openly advertising bareback.
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So they do require testing. That actually makes me feel better. I still wouldn't but at least they try to be careful.
what does it matter? if you don't like - don't partake
It happens, whether people advertise it or not.
It is MUCH SAFER for all if it is in the open and known. Then you can make your own choice as to whether you care to engage in this activity, or to use this knowledge to avoid those who do. Shaming people just means they will take it back UTR, meaning you have even less idea of who is doing it, meaning your chances of doing business with someone who has engaged in said activity increases.
So please, knock off the unhelpful drama. Wear a condom or find another escort.
Or like he was trying to shame anyone. In some places, mentioning it *is* disallowed. Because even if a provider does, it's got to be the most YMMV thing possible, and a reviewer mentioning it could lead to her being pressured.
He asked a fair question, imo.