Getting ready to see a provider who has good reviews.  Definately a "girl next door" looking kind of woman judging by her looks and according to the reviews.  Just what I'm looking for.  Pretty in a plain, natural beauty way for those who don't need or want the "smokin' hot beach blonde" types.

But, she's got body piercings.  Tongue, and others.  A nice belly ring could be pretty damn hot I think, but don't think I may react well to a tongue stud or jewelery below.  Since I imagine I'll be nervous as hell anyway, would prefer no other distractions I guess.

Is it out of line to ask a provider to come "without jewelery" or some other perhaps nice way of saying "please no body piercings"?  Honest question, as I'd rather give it a shot than insult the girl.  It's a little important, but not so important I want to offend anyone.  Is this a sign of individuality and personal identity that should just be left the hell alone? Not sure what the boundries are here?

Providers don't have a problem with it

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but that is for sensitivity. I don't have any other hardware. While it wouldn't offend me I would have to say no because it is too hard and painful to get them back in. Muah!