I recently visited a seemingly reputable local provider and things seemed great until about 1/2-way or more into the act when the aroma emanating from the region of focus became strong enough that I was sicked, finished up immediately. I wanted to say "this is unconscionable!" and ask for a refund but it was done.  I didn't because i'm one or more of 1) a wuss; 2) too nice; 3) a live-n-learn-type or; 4) not really sure what to say type of guy.  There is no real reason I didn't stop immediately to cease & desist and complain.  Shoulda woulda coulda.  I simply couldn't imagine showing up to meet a client in my business and being so drunk I couldn't walk, or insulting them or similar - after having asked for payment up front!  

I'm obviously done w/ this provider, and at her rate (and with her looks and safe if not excellent incall) I'm still shocked and am trying to wrap my head around how this is possible. I seem fine but now I'm worried about my health now or what that meant - just not keep clean? Something worse?  

I've specifically avoided the low-end (QV or otherwise cheap) and pass-through providers in this area, and have in fact, found only one who is amazing and a couple of massage-based (vs. FS) providers are I adore who are supreme in their class, and I've actually walked out before engaging entirely before when finding total misrepresentation. So I guess I'm still reeling and wondering how a seeming very beautiful (and kind, interesting) woman is hiding this potentially health-hazard at the high end of the rate, and what others would do in this situation.  Its never happened so I don't really have a precedent.

Input on handling something like this is appreciated - thanks!  I can't read PMs (yet) so reply here if you don't mind. Thx.

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I am assuming of course the area of focus as you called it.  Many women have an odor there...it is a personal preference as to how you like it smelling. Believe it or not, I get requests all the time to be musty and what they call natural which means smelly I guess.  

Health department says they do not treat BV unless it bothers the lady.   Boric acid and other homeopathic meds can and do help to neutralize it.   Douching is horrible for it.   There are other infections that could cause a malodorous condition that are truly std's.   I think that is what you are eluding to, correct?  Testing is important...etc etc.  I doubt seriously you acquired anything if you used a condom, but of course get checked...and please do it before you see another provider.  

And outlined the problem. BTW I noticed in the review you put cleanliness/tightness. One has noting to do with the other. So you've warned others about her now so my advice is to move on.

Steph

Why?  Because this is concerning and posting / forum is about discussion vs. Father Knows Best lecturing and advice so if snark is what you have to offer, it is just ignored.  I should've asked if others have had this issue, if some providers simply have odor, what this might mean - but you and others can imply a discussion was implied.

I should add this posting was more in hopes of discussion about this as an issue - I'm sure I'm not the first to be surprised (or worse!) so I'm not looking for Father (or Mother) Knows Best "answers" - so be open minded and not a teen if you have a reply, or just move on.

I appreciate the reply - as this post was less about "give me an answer" and more about discussion.  I have far more PM's about this than replies here so that was interesting!  

I'm surprised to hear about the request for must - I personally like a real odor, but stench is another matter (and I'm sure some like that) so maybe the provider simply had no clue.  Maybe I should just reach back out and politely say what I thought and that I think its something to treat.  Ditto on checked - already did, full range.  

I appreciate your reply - thank you.

And thanks for you support girlie.

Steph xoxo

No clue what you're referring to - the snark came from the reply, not my posting.

You already posted a review outlining what you encountered. No "Father Knows Best" going on here. You've let the community know twice now, the second one being you posting here. Highly doubtful many people want to discuss  foul odored poontangs here.

If you are worried about your health, which seems doubtful since you cut the date short, get checked out you make yourself feel better.  And in your OP, you said the #2 reason you didn't ask for a refund was because you are too nice. Highly doubtful that could come close to being the reason after some of your posts on this thread.

And FYI  The Reviewers Only board would have been a great place to discuss if you were a member there. It's not that hard to find it just click on "More" close to the top of each page. It's right beside Top 10 Posters. Only 2 more reviews and you can ask to join.

And happy 4th to you, lol!

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BV can give off a fishy odor and it's not necessarily an STD.  If she had a strong stinky odor it's likely that she had BV which due to the nature of the job (ie dirty fingers in the V) can be common.  There's also a possibility she just came off that time of the month which can make for smelly discharge as well.  Sorry your appointment was unpleasant but it's best not to jump to conclusions and drawing attention to your review on the Carolinas board was kind of uncalled for.  You could have gone on the reviewer board like others said.