So how about it?  Two bi guys, both D/D free, wanting a 3-way.  Is it hopeless to find a provider for this?

You do bring something up and that is that I would appreciate knowing ahead of time if a gentleman I was considering a date with has had sex with another man (anal).
In this business, I have to have some reservations and be discriminating in certain areas in order to feel I'm reducing the risks as much as i can for myself, my clients, and the man (or men!) in my private life, (to whom I've made certain 'promises' to regarding menu choices).
By saying this, please don't EVER think I'm being discriminating in a sense that is judgemental, or snobbish, or whatever. That's not the intent of my heart. As I mentioned (a number of times) before, originally, I wanted to only do CBJ's, and no kissing, and that lasted one client. I give the girls a lot of credit for the business that they do who practice that. I, on the other hand, decided to trade providing GFE services and simply deciding to therefore be low (low) volume.
As much as I absolultely LOVE a 2 man time, and it is one of my favorite things, I would probably pass on it if they were Bi..

But that's me..

I can take you both, oh yes I can, and I bet you'll both be worn out by the time I'm done. Only two??? Shucks

Hugs*
Tamara

If all parties are d/d free, what's the problem?  Sounds like a blast to me....

I've seen the question come up elsewhere and a lot of girls don't have a problem with this sort of thing.  Just make sure that you are clear (and gentlemanly, of course) as to what you are asking and I'm sure that with a little patience you'll be excellently rewarded.

=jahnava=

Absolutely, and I would love Tamara to join me too!!!

Shaye

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i don't even care if there was ANY gum-chewing terms of endearment or not!  

except, in real life i wouldn't be anywhere NEAR such a menage-a-what????

LOL

I'm wondering why it matters if the anal is male- male or male- female.

I'm not into it at all, that's an exit, not an entrance, and I like to abide by the rules of the road. LOL

then the vagina is also an exit-only orifice ... as for the rules of the road,

i say just be careful where you drive!  LOL

The statistics of risk are highest between homosexual sex between two men - anal sex being the factor. How the numbers 'match up' with anal sex between a man and woman, I don't know.
When I entered into this, I had to decide some parameters and this was one.

I prefer to leave religion out of this and stick to poletics.

I did take an unexpected trip up the Hershey Highway one very eventful morning, didn't find any spectacular views or excitng attractions, so, no longer do I travel into that region.

Okay. Now for another ponderance.............Has there ever been a study on the occurence of STD's passed between male- female anal?
Would the numbers be the same if a study were done in this area?


Is the risk factor so high because men are dogs and just want to, and will, f#@k anything that moves?

quick, it's a line from a MOVIE ... name it!

shouldn't be so hard. think the last time we played this game on this board!  LOL

Thanks for all the responses.  I guess it's best to be upfront and if the provider isn't for it, she'll probably not want to go solo.

However, I think that people need to remember that bi guys does not equal screwing the entire gay/bi male world.

I don't know, movies aren't my form of entertainment.

As long as you both have a clean bill of health, you'll always be welcome at the playhouse.

That you would be quoting Frank Booth, Singleton, so quickly after giving me a nice compliment yesterday (on the "external bandage" bit) makes me afraid...very afraid. :P  I know great minds think alike, but that is some dubious company.  

For those of you who are not David Lynch fans, Single's quote was from "Blue Velvet", 1986.

"DON'T YOU F**KING LOOK AT ME!"

(look for an upcoming episode of NAME-THAT-MOVIE!)
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"Mommy ... [sniff] ... baby wants to f**k!"


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