It seems like with the rise of the BBFS in recent years, the rim has become almost extinct amongst the Kgirls in the SF Bay Area. Would you guys like to see it come back? Any good k hos left out there that still does the rim? Only Min and Jelly are the 100% will do it ones left that I know of.

For whatever reason, I haven't had much experience with being rimmed.  I would say I've been rimmed by maybe 5 ladies, none of whom were "Kgirls", out of all the ladies I've met, over the years.   I tend to be the "rimmer"  lol

Love it! As long as hygiene is in check.  
It’s popular in amps in NY and FL. Wish more ladies enjoyed giving/receiving

I have no idea when this rimming interest started in escorting.  perhaps people watch porn and want to copy what they see in porn.  Rimming is very unsafe.  I wish people would educate themselves on how unsafe rimming is.  Please stop asking provider's to rim you.  If you want to rim a provider then fine take you take the  risk but please stop expecting it from providers.  I wish all providers would stop rimming clients.  Why should us the provider's take any of these risk we should not. Personally do not ask me to rim you.  I am not for any amount of money. It is not worth our health.  I am so shocked recently by all the unsafe practices in our industry recently.  Why I have no idea.  My fellow beautiful providers please stop rimming clients  this is not good for your health.  
Rimming carries a risk of passing on or contracting sexually transmitted infections (STIs). According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)Trusted Source, there is a risk of the following STIs from oral sex:
Please all provider's read the risk with rimming before making a decision to do it or not.  

chlamydia
gonorrhea
syphilis
herpes
HPV
HIV
trichomoniasis

Rimming carries the same risks as uncovered oral sex/BBBJ. It's important to share accurate information regarding sexual health on here.  

Oral sex carries little to no risk for getting or transmitting HIV, especially without CIM. Getting throat swabs regularly and being on PrEP are the best precautions for providers and clients who engage in these activities.