I'm going to preface this by saying, that in no way do I condone reckless unprotected sex acts, nor do i think it is smart for a client/provider to seek out and in engage in raw sex with random people. I just like to sit back and take a critical look at things. First I think that it is hypocritical to be hypocrites in a hobby where we know and understand that these things happen. I have been seeing a lot of ads pop up lately of providers offering such a service, hell your favorite porn stars offer this service as well (with proper paperwork) even if it isn't always spelled out as such. There are providers in New York and Dallas that are known nation wide as offering this service with 700 plus reviews.
Also it is hypocritical that one of the providers commenting on this as a negative also posted a thread asking about how to get into the porn business, where they for the most part do NOT use condoms. I mean sure there are company's that use them and some women with enough pull to make condoms a mandatory if they want her to work, but for a girl breaking in, that ass is getting raw dicked. Not to be cynical, but thats just how it goes. For a bunch of us guys, isn't that what brought us to hobbying? Not the act of BBFS itself, but watching porn, getting horny, beating off, and then stumbling upon a service like BP, or TER etc which enables us to somewhat act out our carnal fantasies with a lady of our choice?
So I ask, if one of the criteria of porn is regular testing, although there has been an outbreak here or there, the majority of the time thats all it takes is a clean test for the production to be a go. Even in our civil lives, how long do we bang our SO without feeling like they are "clean" and can be trusted? I'm not advocating BBFS, I'm simply saying we can't be hypocritical of a person in a hobby where she is requiring the same proof or standards of an industry that we all watch and beat off too/masterbate for entertainment. No one in here can be that naive to think that this doesn't happen just because it is "taboo" or shunned. Read reviews, you'll find that it is alluded to far more than you think it's not.
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