I assume we all know what a PSA level is and that once a year men over 50 need to have it checked along with another part of the yearly physical exam that many of us all may dread.  

I recently had an experience with a wonderful woman while traveling that was completely unexpected.  We instantly hit it off when she entered the room and things just got even better after that. She brought lots of toys with her (that I did not request) and before you knew it the room was buzzing with the happy sound of the Everready Bunny doing his job.  

Based on her profile and reviews I knew that the back door would be unlocked for me if I wanted to go there. I did not plan to see her just for that reason alone. In fact I was not even sure if that was somewhere I wanted to venture.  

However, things got very comfortable very fast after we chatted for a bit and I found myself to be the recipient of one of the toys (covered) she had brought and my PSA level was thoroughly checked.

I have never experienced this before and I hope it happens again, sooner than later.

My question is, how does one go about asking for such testing? I know some ladies who offer sensual massage offer this but many ladies I know are put off by this. Obviously I would not ask about this on the first date, but as I got to know someone would it be OK to ask? Obviously if it's listed in a review that would be a good way to find out.

PSA stands for Prostate Specific Antigen

A PSA test is a blood test that measures the level of antigen in the blood.  Elevated levels of PSA could be an early (not always accurate) measure of whether a man may have prostate cancer.  In and of itself it can not tell you whether you have cancer or not, usually a biopsy is needed for that.

I think you have Prostate Message confused with PSA test.

I know the difference. I was trying to be discreet, but thanks for the clarification for those listeners in Loma Linda

Seems like the wrong board to be worrying about discretion

Euphemisms and code phrases are nice but only if the parties involved understand what the hell they mean. If someone hadn't corrected you already I would have myself since "checking my PSA" is not an established euphemism for what most people on here will simply call, by golly, "prostate massage"!

Anyway, if she doesn't advertise it and it's not in a review it's generally acceptable to ask (politely!) about special requests once you're BCD and have gotten the initial niceties out of the way - as long as its not too outrageous and freaky (that's another matter). Assuming you're seeing an experienced lady she'll very likely have already been asked the gamut of usual extras (Greek, CIM, etc.) and won't be shocked at the question.

You got ass-raped and you liked it. I agree though describing it as a PSA level was very awkward and while it probably didn't make people scratch their heads, you might be saying, WTF dude.

it's a prostate massage, not prostate message

you are clearly a latent homosexual. do you like the movie yentl? liza minelli? is your closet fastidiously organized?  look for any other signs. (only kidding!!) sail

who wants to be assfucked. That explains everything.

I don't blame him for beating around the bush when asking for providers to fuck him in the ass. rofl

What's the big deal? lot's of guys like to get fucked in the ass. of course the overwhelming majority of these guys are gay, but WTF, each to his own. If the OP can convince himself that enjoying a dick (fake or otherwise) up his ass doesn't make him gay, who are we to argue??? roflmfao

a prostrate message is "talking through your ass".

lmfao

that ever, ever does that. Perhaps a few on the P&R board

OP never said he was fantasizing about being turned out in prison, or being called 'Sally'.
Now if he had the lady tell him what a pretty mouth he had while she was buggering him, then I might agree with you.