Don't know if this is the place to pits this but can't sleep. Tonight I saw one of my ATF providers. When I showed up she didn't seem like herself maybe drunk anyway we started the fun and she was wilder then usual. She jumped on top of me cowgirl and started a private to private massage and she got off a couple of times. Next thing I know she reaches down and slides me in her and rides me till I came no cover. For round 2 I made sure we used a cover. After she told me I was special to her and kissed me goodbye...a couple of questions  
1. Has this happened to anyone else ?  
2. Am I over reacting not worried about pregnancy it's impossible ?  
3. Any thoughts ?

Well she's either trying to burn you or maybe she has the hots for you! Either way go get checked you never know now a days. Hopefully she has the Hots for you because that means your life just got 10xs better. LOL

Of course it's possible. Did you not take sex ed?
Personally, I can't get pregnant. But 100% I don't go bare. EVER!  Because STD's are not something I care to pick up.  
If she is willing to go bare with you, she is willing to go bare with others. If it were me, I'd find a new ATF that respects her own health and yours.  
 

Honestly I was on the brink and when she put me inside I came pretty much instantly it's no defense I know

Be safe and protect those that you might see in the future in the hobby.  Look up the testing windows for the common STDs and get yourself checked out.  With a brief exposure like you had it's unlikely you picked something up but definitely possible.  Hobby smart, man.

 
+1! Hobby smart. Never been better said!

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incubation period for STD varies.  a few shows up within 24 hours, while others would need about 2 weeks for tests them to manifest themselves

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Jenni, that's a seriously bad ass comment.  +1 for you!

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Take it easy, you're so bitter. I don't see you calling the provider out for her stupidity. I think someone (and I mean you) needs to reevaluate her life choices, you've been spewing your foul comments on these boards for a while now. Was it a stupid thing to do...of course...but stupid from both sides. And, wishing something bad on someone active in our community is STUPID, STUPID, STUPID. Negative attracts negative....so how about you stop with all the negativity?

What this guy and girl did may be inappropriate (we can't tell for absolute certainly because we are only hearing one side of the story).
And you are entitled to express your opinion,
However, DIRTY1 is correct!!!
To call people names and personally wish bad things on them is very immature and unprofessional - I guess you never made a bad decision or mistake in your life?
Have definitely crossed you off my want to see list - you clearly THINK YOU ARE TOO PERFECT for me!!!

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"I hope you get what you deserve for not using common sense."

Remember that the next time you make a mistake.

Too much nonsense here about std. Clean up after, have a good strong piss, and you'll be fine.  

Herpes are contagious, covered or not. You're way more likely to get them from a bj than anything else.  

Aids/hep very rare even in environments where care isn't taken. Unless you're ATF is a bruised up junkie, don't sweat it.  

The rest go away with a shot.  

Don't believe me? Search CDC statistics. Don't let a little thing like facts get in the way.  

Don't be so dramatic.

This is a GREAT line! Yhx BugFucker

Ever wonder why very few providers respond to these posts?

It is because most providers have provided this service to someone paying them at some point in their career. I have empirical evidence that over 75% of established TER providers (been providing more than two years) have in fact provided BBFS (while getting paid) at some point in their "career".

If you ask the question do you provide BBFS, the answer is 99% "NO" because in general the provider does not do this as part of her normal service.
However, if you ask the question have you ever offered/provided BBFS to a client, the answer is quite the opposite - about 80% "YES".

I suspect in large part this happens for many of the factual reasons Empathy pointed out above. While the potential results of some STD's are devastating, the risks of contracting an "untreatable" problem are incredibly low and decline even further within certain population/demographic groups.  

I am not endorsing the behavior but the "politically correct" responses these threads generate are clearly not based on reality or facts and appear to be more self-serving/self righteous than helpful (eg, see Jenn's ridiculous response in this thread above)