I have had sooooo many offers ($$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$) for bbbj and daty. I can not believe that some providers offer these things in this day and age. But... they do. Their health must not be very important to them. And if they do it for one... they do it for all. My question is... why would a man want to follow behind God knows how many other men (and women these days) before him... unprotected? If someone could answer my question I would greatly appreciate it.

Check the Center for Disease Control web site and decide for yourself:

http://www.cdc.gov

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What I cannot believe is any provider who actually believes a guy will be happy receiving a "covered" bj/ It's gotten to the point where I research carefully the reviews of the girls I see, and if they don't offer bbbj, I don't see them.  I'm not always into DATY but once in a while, I like to, it all depends on my mood at the time, but I have no qualms about doing that.
Is it dangerous? Sure to some degree, but so is any kind of sex.  It's also dangerous to get into your car; I just witnessed a horrible accidenton the way home today, where the people surely thought they were just going out to do whatever their plans were, but sadly are either dead or mangled at this hour.  Is it dangerous to fly? Of course it is but we still get onto planes with 200 strangers, of whom any of them could be a crazy lunatic...I know it's only a matter of time before I'm on the flight with the nutcase that starts jumping up and down and threatening the crew and passengers.
When I was more socially outgoing, I used to bar-hop/go clubbing and would if I was lucky try to get lucky with a girl...99.9999% of those sexual encounters not only had bbbj's and daty, all the sex was uncovered...when you're drunk and partying you do many more dangerous things than you do in this "hobby"/biz. 99/9999% of providers require condom use during intercourse (yes I have heard of those who don't and even met one recently) so your chances are so low of contracting anything, they're nil for all intents and purposes.
My point (finally!) - is it dangerous? Yes, but so isn't a lot of things we do everyday - you weigh the odds - jumping off a 50 foot building is dangerous so you don't do it.  Jumping out of an airplane from 14000 feet is dangerous but you do it since you have a parachute and have weighed the odds, and you realize that although something could go horribly wrong, it likely won't.
I've been with more providers than I can remember over the last 7 years, and I can safely say all but 1 of them were clean, hygenic, and fun, and I'm tired of people asking these ridiculous health questions.
john69 in Atlanta