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You will not get a answer about BB it is just a taboo subject.

1. Why would you want to even go BB. Yes it does feel much better but ?  
2. A well seasoned provider and hobbyist have to many partners to even consider it.
3. A provider even if she does BB would not say she does.
4. Some STD'S stay hidden from reports or dormant.
5. After every BB encounter how long do you abstain from sex after being tested and retested.
6. BB encounter is just not worth it

I'm curious what everyone thinks about bareback with an exclusive girlfriend?

Do you realize that the most likely outcome of your question is that providers are making note of your handle as belonging to someone they want to avoid?

If the two of you get tested and are genuinely not seeing anyone else then it would be no more riskier than it would be in a civvie relationship.  But I would think this would be something you would more likely find in an SB-SD relationship.  Also, unless she is just looking to pick up a few bucks on the side, I'd think it'd be costing you quite a bit.

OTB let me borrow before I consider engaging in such a egregious behavior.  I also require my potential partners to take a drug test before I drop the envelope on the nightstand.  Safety is safety.  HAHAHA

By providing a clean STD test, you are not only protecting yourself, the provider, but also future paying customers of that provider.  I believe taking this test and then submitting to a provider can cut down on STD's in general.  My bareback girls are usually the most careful and cleanest of the girls I've seen(and I have seen hundreds).  A condom can't protect against everything and there is no protection against BBBJ, DATY, analingus, etc.

The real concern lies on the other side of the fence, with the BB provider who is almost certainly having many more partners.  The report you provide to her does not make you safe.  The report she provides to you is worthless 2 hours after she's tested.  Maybe Ben would like to comment on the delights of chronic STDs versus the irresistible thrill and heightened sensation.

And some STDs don't show up on the tests until some time after the exposure so you could be infected and the test won't show it.

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HIV CAN stay dormant and easily transmittable for ~6 months after acquiring it BEFORE it shows up in a test.  

Some other STDs are less common and are therefore NOT even included as an option for testing.  

Hypothetically you could have sex with her only once and be infected with HIV because 5 months ago she was infected, test monthly, but the virus laid dormant. It transmits to you, and you carry it around while the HIV virus is also transmitted to another lady whose immune system is on the fritz due to a heavy bout of cold or flu. The virus will wake up and multiply exponentially....  

Play safe and stay alive

BB is not a sane option anymore in this hobby.  It's dangerous for both client and provider.