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TheHoundOfCullin 9 Reviews 2140 reads
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Ok we all want to be safe. Getting tested is a no brainer for most of us. I hope. I have never been asked if I get tested. It bathers me. I can see how this should not be mentioned prior to meeting. I just wish my provider have peace of mind when meeting me. Would providing them with documentation showing who I am, and when I was tested be a nice thing for them? Maybe put it in the envelope? I can see how this is not an option for married men. It is an option for me. Please keep in mind. I am not looking for BBFS. Just a happy provider.

Bostonguy57 48 Reviews 530 reads
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Be aware that many girls will think you ARE looking for bareback service if you start talking about your test results.

The reality is that providers practice safe sex and worry about keeping their own house in order since they can't count on their clients doing the same.  You've never been asked because any provider with half a brain knows that the answer will always be "yes" and it will be a lie most of the time.

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mrfisher 115 Reviews 1205 reads
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what their clients do, so it is a non-issue for them.

Many times guys will fake some medical test and then ask for something risky, so they don't tempt fate by asking for medical test - it could give the wrong message.

sexyangelique69 See my TER Reviews 985 reads
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.... it would look like blatant solicitation. Keep in mind, that many girls look in the envelope at the start of the session. Trying to "talk about" sex in anyway, even just by including an STD test, before anything starts is gonna make the girl wonder if there are hidden cameras. You are going to make her really nervous and very likely just get your donation back and be shown the door.

She isn't worried about you. She is worried about herself and will take certain precautions accordingly.

TheHoundOfCullin 9 Reviews 733 reads
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Thanks.. This board has saved me trouble more than once.

Sambud 794 reads
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As a doc, test results are really only good  for the day they are taken. Not including false positive and negatives. Thus, you, they don't know what was contracted post test date. So it can be a false sense of security for everyone.

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