Such a good point about the "experience" part of the date. And I do truly hate thinking of what I do in terms of acronyms only. The "experience" for me means a few flirty emails before the date, asking the gent what kind of refreshments they like (usually for longer dates only) and then having them ready, giving massage, showering or bathing together, flirty conversation, teasing (and pleasing), and a whole host of other things. Really every date and everyone is unique and I approach it like that.
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Posted By: TabithaInSF
GFE means essentially deep kissing and unprotected oral, imo. To put it into acronyms, it means: BBBJ, CFS, DFK, DATY, and usually MSOG. If a provider choses to do other unprotected services, that is their prerogative but one does not have to go beyond kissing and unprotected oral to honestly call themselves GFE. In fact, I think that it is very, very risky business and I would advise them against it!
Yep, we're on the same page here. It's just even though "Experience" is part of the GFE abbreviation, what you describe above doesn't mention the "experience" at all. That's part of the problem I have with the term, but I digress.
I am not offended at all by the back lash of non-gfe providers. I do not take it personal. I conduct my business in a a way that I am comfortable with and that is safe according to all of the research I have done and doctors that I have spoken to. Actually the back lash makes me sad because I like to see sex workers support each other. Our industry can be very isolating. In an ideal world, I would like to see us all respect each other and each other's choices and support one another.
What surprises me about the backlash, as well, is it happening in the open. NOT being a provider, I would assume the ladies would be supportive of each other in public, at least, and caution and/or inform each other about safe practices or risks privately, in some fashion. Maybe I'm just naive.

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As far as your girlfriends not doing what providers do, well, I hear it all the time. But remember that we are professionals who should be open and experienced sexually. At the very least, we should not make men feel bad or guilty about their desires, even if we cannot or will not fulfill them.
I certainly appreciate your philosophy. I mentioned my past girlfriends as an example of a "real world" experience that didn't involve all of the services you mention above.
In any event, I hope our paths may cross some day.

Peace...