TER General Board

Re: Its easy
Anonujc 2516 reads
posted
1 / 47

Hi all,  I’m new to this world so please forgive me if this is a naive or over discussed topic.

What do you as providers do to keep yourselves disease free?  

I’ve been thinking about what measures I feel comfortable with when deciding on things like bbbj and daty. What I have arrived at is that my default position is cbj and no daty unless the following 3 things are true.

1. Provider is testing herself regularly for STDs
2. Provider has been vaccinated for HPV
3. Provider is taking Prep for HIV prevention.

How commonly do providers do these things? Would you be offended if a client asked you these questions at the start of a date?

I’m curious to hear your thoughts.

Thanks.

inicky46 61 Reviews 35 reads
posted
2 / 47

How do you know she's actually testing for STDs? Or been vaccinated for HPV. Or taking Prep for HIV.
PS: most likely if you've been sexually active for a number of years you have probably already been infected with HPV and simply don't know it.
"Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a common sexually transmitted infection (STI) that can affect both men and women. While there is no specific HPV test for men, there are ways to detect and diagnose HPV in male patients.  
Methods of HPV Detection in Men:  
Physical Examination: A healthcare provider may perform a physical exam to look for genital warts or other signs of HPV infection.  
Sample Collection: Samples may be collected from the penis, urethra, or anus for testing.  
DNA Testing: Samples collected from the patient are analyzed in a laboratory to detect the presence of HPV DNA."

RespectfulRobert 32 reads
posted
3 / 47

Virtually every provider would either be offended, block you or both. And even if she entertained those questions, how sure would you be she was even telling you the truth?
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We all have to do what makes us feel safe. That’s why we wear a condom. We can never ascertain someone else’s STD status unless you swop tests results and even they are no guarantee.
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This business carries certain inherit risks with disease transmission being just one. You mitigate the risk to your confirm level but asking SWs these questions you mention are just a non starter.

420Smoka4Eva 60 reads
posted
4 / 47

I like how OP puts #2 and #3 on the provider. Why doesn't OP get the vaccine and get the PreP RX themselves if they're so worried about it? People need to take responsibility for their own health and safety!

WIMissScarlet See my TER Reviews 43 reads
posted
5 / 47

As a provider I do get tested on a regular basis, but if I do have a guy ask me the above questions I politely decline responding. The reason is that guys get lulled into a false sense of security about their own health when they ask a provider these questions. If you are seeing providers, regardless of their STI status, YOU should be getting tested yourself on a regular basis. At the very least every year, every 6 months or even 3 months is better. If you are worried about HPV (genital warts) YOU should get vaccinated. If you are worried about HIV, YOU should be on PreP. I never ask a client any of these questions because honestly it is none of my business, but also I know that I am doing what I need to do on my end to be healthy and safe, and you should too. The only person responsible for your health and safety is you, no one else.

Anonujc 29 reads
posted
6 / 47

First of all, thank you for the thoughtful replies so far. I appreciate your candor. To address a few of the comments Re: my own usage of Prep and the HPV vaccine:

I am investigating ways to get a prep prescription without using my insurance. In my current situation it would be problematic if my family knew I was taking it. I know this is my problem and not the providers. If anyone in a similar situation has found a way to do this then I'd love to learn from you. :)

I am also too old to get the HPV vaccine as the cutoff is 45 in my country. I am fairly confident as I have been in a very long term relationship with my partner and we are each other's first sexual partner. I have no reason to suspect there have been others (though it is still possible).

That being said, if I was a provider I certainly would take advantage of every option available to protect myself, which is why I was hopeful the three things I mentioned would be fairly common. From the perspective of the current responders that doesn't seem to be the case.

paigesavage See my TER Reviews 46 reads
posted
7 / 47

that was a Jennifer Coolidge reference from White Lotus - IYKYK.  

 
I think the reason your post hasn’t gotten much traction is likely due to a few factors: it’s Friday, this topic has been covered before (you can find answers with a few different search queries), and honestly, a lot of these points are pretty much assumed by most clients. But no worries, I get that you’re just looking for clarity! To answer your questions:

 
• The majority of providers get tested regularly—at least quarterly or monthly (I go monthly)—especially with testing now being much more accessible even without insurance. Some get tested twice a month. It really depends on a variety of factors. You probably have a higher chance of contracting a STI from a random encounter with a stranger off Tinder or from a bar than a meeting with a provider.  
• If the provider is under 35, it’s pretty safe to assume they were vaccinated for HPV when they were young. It’s one of those standard things now days.  
• As for PrEP, it’s definitely a personal choice. There are side effects to any medication, and not every provider chooses to take it. But honestly, if a provider is taking precautions like testing regularly and practicing safe sex, I personally wouldn’t sweat it too much. But that’s just my hot take.  

 
Now, onto this other point: why bring it up at the start of a date? Honestly, it can be a bit of a mood killer. If you’re that concerned, I’d suggest considering why you’re going to be engaging in this realm in the first place. If you really must ask these questions, maybe bring them up after screening and before confirming your date with the deposit. But just be kind about it. If you end up declining after a provider takes the time to answer, maybe throw a little something their way for their trouble.  

 
Hope this helps, and best of luck navigating it all! It's all about mutual respect and understanding.

winchester 1 186 Reviews 29 reads
posted
8 / 47

I have been "Hobbying" for more years than I am willing to admit to.....I have never gotten any sort of sexually transmitted Infection or Disease from an Escort......I did get the Clap many ,many years ago from a gal that was working for me at the time........and that was a couple of Tryst's in the office or at a hotel !    Stay aware of your "surroundings".....! Escorts use their Vagina and Mouth to either make a living or enhance their financial circumstances......"Civilians" are looking for affection, dinner, happy hour, maybe a weekend somewhere, etc.....Just sayin' !

Anonujc 30 reads
posted
9 / 47

Thanks for the reply. I wouldn’t use those questions to determine if I was going to see a provider. I would still see  them, but I would elect to wear a condom for oral and wouldn’t partake in daty. Your advice is good about waiting until after screening or when we are getting to know each other at the start of the date.

This is embarrassing to admit, but I worry that the provider would be offended if I declined daty. 😀 Every review I read mentions it and how much the providers enjoy it. I’m not naive enough to believe there isn’t some amount of performance that happens to improve the experience for the client. I  do want to make sure everyone has fun though. Even if it is a business transaction, I still do want some level of connection. I’m not doing this just for sex, it’s to replace other things that are missing in my relationship.  

In my one and only experience so far I did ask a few questions during the date when she offered bbbj and she was truthful so I covered up and only used my hands during foreplay. She was super sweet and wants to see me again the next time I am in town so it appears to have gone well. I really don’t know what to expect with other providers. I’m only looking at higher priced girls with established presences and reviews, but you can never really predict how people will react, hence my post.

Have a great weekend!

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 25 reads
posted
10 / 47

The only way to be sure HE'S protected is by dating the suppression drugs himself.  Of course, there is a downside to taking Prep and telling female providers about it.  It can create an assumption in the mind of the lady that might not necessarily be true.

RespectfulRobert 41 reads
posted
11 / 47

This is one of those things where p4p and RW dating are vastly different. This may be difficult to fully understand when you are new. It's just that providers will not be offended if you don't go down on them as they are professionals. You don't have to engage in any activities you don't want to in p4p as you get to set your boundaries and providers get to set theirs. It really is just that simple so you don't have to worry about it at all.

Boobsman100 20 Reviews 31 reads
posted
12 / 47

Sick of trolls coming on this site running their mouths about something they know nothing about and is not involved in. The sex workers industry is the oldest in the world, and will continue to exist  and survive ,despite all obstacles that it has faced then ,now and will in the future .  

Most sex workers takes great care of themselves, knowing they have to protect  their livelihood. The onus is on you to take care of yourself ,because STD'S are  prevalent in civilian life too. Illegal drug use is prevalent in civic life too.

I see the same mental naivety from people like you when it comes to,race,gender, economic status,religion, etc.. passing judgement and exhibiting a false sense of a moral highground, regarding people who you know nothing about,apart from what you heard in the  agenda media and tabloids ,whose job is to divide and indoctrinate ,plus that of which you were culturered to believe  while growing up.  And while you're now an adult ,you are  making no effort to undo the mental mind control that was done to you .
So ,the choice is yours - keep pretending you're on some high horse looking down or go seek help. I have zero tolerance for trolls, just in case you wondering.

QueenBia See my TER Reviews 34 reads
posted
13 / 47

I’m a very careful person who does not see lots of people, but am very analytical about my healthcare. I am happily STD free & love to keep it that way. By lowering my risks, staying safe, and always giving a fuk. Do you. My pussy is prestigious. Smile for me! 😁

nudetonyc 41 Reviews 27 reads
posted
14 / 47

If you're this afraid of getting sti and trying to put the onus on the provider, you probably shouldn't be doing p4p. There is always a risk, even if the providers are most likely the safest because it's their livelihood and they get tested frequently. It is more likely that a guy she sees is the one infected bc not every guy gets tested frequently even though they should. Civilians rarely get tested so I believe you are much more likely to catch something from casual sex than you would from a provider.

Boobsman100 20 Reviews 21 reads
posted
15 / 47

But you got the clap from a civilian. Thught you were safe with civie.

WIMissScarlet See my TER Reviews 34 reads
posted
16 / 47

You are a smart cookie nude! Keep the rational comments a commin!!

SinCitySinner 65 Reviews 67 reads
posted
17 / 47

I have been doing P4P for 22 yrs now.. I am 43 and started when I was 21.

 
In all these years I have been diagnosed with STI one time.. I thought I caught it thru BBBJ.  I never had  BBFS with provider, but routinely have BBBJ and DATY..  

 
In life you have to weigh risk and reward of decisions you take.

RegencyHobbyist 109 Reviews 26 reads
posted
18 / 47

If you have these concerns to this degree I think you should find another hobby. Maybe stamp collecting or coins? Probably not sailing because the boat could capsize. Not golf or tennis because you could get a sunburn. Maybe quilting, but remember those needles are sharp. Or maybe grow a pair, pick an escort, and have some fun.

WIMissScarlet See my TER Reviews 30 reads
posted
19 / 47

Bobby to the rescue with another great answer!!  

I am never offended ever if a guy says he does not want to do a certain activity. I get guys all the time who apologize because they do not want to do any BDSM. I have guys who think I am going to be upset because they just want a BJ and not have actual sex. You are paying for my time. This is my job.  As long as your requests are within my safety boundaries we are golden for whatever you want to explore.

Readytorock1 22 Reviews 35 reads
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20 / 47
Kwicherbitchen 18 Reviews 39 reads
posted
21 / 47

Given the prevalence of the herpes virus, there is little chance of anyone in the hobby for much longer than a nano-second living without either HSV-1 or HSV-2 (or both). Maybe if you only and always engaged in covered activities, it could be avoided.  But otherwise, almost all of us likely have it. It's too easy to have it without symptoms or with symptoms so mild, you don't know you have the virus that lasts forever. At least in the USA, testing for HSV is not recommended for a-symptomatic people because: 1) testing often has equivocal (unreliable) positive results; and 2) so many people have it without symptoms that getting accurate positive results can cause more mental anguish than its worth.  IN most areas of the USA, HSV-2 is presumed so common that it is not even a reportable STD.

So what's the point of asking about test results for it?  Both of you probably have it already. All you can do is take precautions so that it remains a-symptomatic.

Readytorock1 22 Reviews 29 reads
posted
22 / 47

Get tested regularly. Get on prep. Get some dox. Vax for hpv if you feel like doing so
 
Only go bare with providers that have shown you their recent test results and are also on prep. No tests and no prep, bbbj only.  

Always smell the pussy before diving in. Odor? Pass.  

After fucking, go immediately to bathroom and take a long piss. Then wash dick thoroughly with soap and water. Same goes for your face around your mouth. Use some moutwash and gargle.  

You should be fine.

AllTheTimeBaby 33 reads
posted
23 / 47

Totally agree! I have a standing appointment at an Ivy League teaching hospital, where I am tested quarterly and PrEP meds managed.  

While generally safe in my contacts with the fairer sex, I cannot seem to shake my addiction to DATY and will not use a "dental dam" whatever the H_ll that is. (Sounds like taking a shower with a raincoat on!)

If I may offer some counsel, there is a new PrEP drug that requires an injection only every two months. I find this to be quite manageable. There's also an antibiotic one can take a few hours after the deed which greatly reduces the chance of contracting standard STIs.

After the clinic visit, I queue-up "Welcome to the Jungle!" and get to work, after making sure I'll be able to make my next mortgage payment!.

ATTB

holystonethedeck 91 Reviews 22 reads
posted
24 / 47

Use mouthwash for what exactly?

CubbyBlue2016 26 reads
posted
25 / 47

Antiseptic mouthwashes can kill bacteria you might have in your mouth before they take hold.  Not a guarantee but another level of protection.  Learned that from an agency girl who saw 7-8 clients a day (and I me reason I’m moving away from agency girls, lol.  I had no idea they saw that many guys in a day).  
As mentioned above, pissing right away and cleaning yourself immediately also help a lot.  Not foolproof, but will lower your chances of catching something.

Kitty76 See my TER Reviews 33 reads
posted
26 / 47

I would not be offended. Would a hobbyist be offended if he was asked if he was checked for any sexually transmitted disease. Because it goes both ways.

Rafl 39 reads
posted
27 / 47

You are the customer. Guys forget this. It’s why you have so much gps going on.

Posted By: Anonujc
Re: these STIs are trying to kill me...
Thanks for the reply. I wouldn’t use those questions to determine if I was going to see a provider. I would still see  them, but I would elect to wear a condom for oral and wouldn’t partake in daty. Your advice is good about waiting until after screening or when we are getting to know each other at the start of the date.  
   
 This is embarrassing to admit, but I worry that the provider would be offended if I declined daty. 😀 Every review I read mentions it and how much the providers enjoy it. I’m not naive enough to believe there isn’t some amount of performance that happens to improve the experience for the client. I  do want to make sure everyone has fun though. Even if it is a business transaction, I still do want some level of connection. I’m not doing this just for sex, it’s to replace other things that are missing in my relationship.    
   
 In my one and only experience so far I did ask a few questions during the date when she offered bbbj and she was truthful so I covered up and only used my hands during foreplay. She was super sweet and wants to see me again the next time I am in town so it appears to have gone well. I really don’t know what to expect with other providers. I’m only looking at higher priced girls with established presences and reviews, but you can never really predict how people will react, hence my post.  
   
 Have a great weekend!

beccablossoms See my TER Reviews 53 reads
posted
28 / 47

For me personally, I'm in the habit of testing every month from doing adult films.  I don't use just any test, I use the test adult performers use.  It's more accurate than a home test or the one your family physician will give you. It's much more expensive too however, my health is very important to me so I see it as worth the money. Keep in mind that a test does NOT prevent anything.  Not a darn thing.  Nothing.  Nada. Zero.  Zilch.  It's not a prevention measure.  It can only tell you if your prevention measures worked or not.  

Speaking of tests, many ladies offer BB to gentlemen who have also tested.  I do not and have never done this.  I've had gentlemen show up with their test expecting me to take that kind of risk with my health.  When I performed, I only performed with other tested professionals who do not have a reputation for being careless in their personal lives whose test was less than 2 weeks old.  A test only shows if a person has a dis ease the moment they take the test.  It does not tell me if he is clean when he is with me.  I don't know  what he did after he got his results. A test is NOT a safety or prevention tool.

Although I test through the medical system, I do not use it or pharma drugs.  I do not vaccinate and refuse to put anything from big pharma in my body. So no, I'm not vaccinated for anything...Fauci and Gates would be very disappointed with me :) I'm educated in what is illegal to teach to doctors as well as ancient medicine traditions. I'm in optimal health and will stay that way because I take personal responsibility and ownership over my state of being.  

I've never had an STD as I always play safe. I have earned a great reputation for safety and cleanliness.  What I do works and I'm not willing to change it or put dangerous pharma products in my body.  That's a deal breaker for me.  

We all choose the level of risk in the hobby.  Some take bigger risks than others.  Our state of health is a personal responsibility. Personally I feel what I do is proven to be just fine with 0 incidents of me or my clients getting sick.  I'm have no reason to go out of my way to do more than what works.  

This is just my 2 cents.  

Have a blessed day!
Becca Blossoms

36363jensen 4 Reviews 29 reads
posted
29 / 47

" A test only shows if a person has a dis ease the moment they take the test. " is not quite accurate. A test only shows if a person has the detectable levels of the signs of some infection -- antibodies or whatever the targeted test is looking for. That doesn't mean they were not infected when the test was performed.

 
But you comments here were all very good, particularly the distinction between testing and prevention which often does seem a bit confused sometimes (but perhaps that is mostly just writing style).

nevertoolarge 28 Reviews 40 reads
posted
30 / 47

i have met a couple true porn stars over the years and they showed me their tests voluntarily ...  so we went BB . it was great UNTIL i realized after closer inspection that although they tested for 10 things, they did NOT test for HSV-2   i,e, genital herpes.    apparently the attitude in the professional porn biz is that everyone has it !

over the years i had several civilians MILF type non pro ladies get tested, just for peace of mind and 50% tested positive for that.  so safe to assume nearly anyone you met might be. Although from what i read most are asymptomatic and might not even know.  At least HSV-2 can't kill you !  

the general statistic is 20+%  has it and assume amongst those in the hobby the percentage is much higher.  

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 26 reads
posted
31 / 47

of the Mason-Dixon line, say, LV or SoCal, please post that you are coming to town on a Regional Board.  You look remarkably well-preserved for 50 which gives a lot of credibility to your claims of leading a healthy life.  It shaves at least 10 years off your appearance, IMO.  Kudo's to you.  

inicky46 61 Reviews 33 reads
posted
32 / 47

Said line is usually used to separate North from South. I ends at the western border of PA, where that line meets West Virginia. So that's an awfully big bunch of territory you've chosen. Does this mean you'd see her in Ohio?
PS: Conan says it's "Kudos." No apostrophe needed.
You're welcomer.

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 39 reads
posted
33 / 47

to the Western border of Texas, then jumped to include California in the North, if my memory serves me.  That's why California, who's statehood was achieved in 1850, was a "free" state during the Civil War.  I'd only see her in LV or SoCal.  

inicky46 61 Reviews 29 reads
posted
34 / 47

The Mason-Dixon Line was not "unofficially extended." An entirely new line was created by The Missouri Compromise of 1820. Other changes followed the Mexican War but they have nothing to do with the Mason-Dixon Line.
You need to get a refund on your History GED.
Was it issued by Jack Dunphy University?

GeorgeSpelviniii 225 Reviews 33 reads
posted
35 / 47

The Mason–Dixon line is a demarcation line separating four U.S. states: Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware and West Virginia. It was surveyed between 1763 and 1767 by Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon as part of the resolution of a border dispute involving Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Delaware in the colonial United States.[1]

 

For more information, click the link below:

36363jensen 4 Reviews 33 reads
posted
36 / 47

It was certainly used in the Missouri Compromise so may have been part of other States' entrance to the USA. However, most of all of California is below the latitude of the line so not sure how that explains California entering as a free, rather than slave state.

 
Seems California's entrance as a free state occurred without much regard for the Mason-Dixon line from the 1850 Compromise. Perhaps the unofficial line runs parallel to the eastern line which runs north and south between Maryland and Delaware.

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 36 reads
posted
37 / 47

If it's wrong, I'm just the messenger.

GeorgeSpelviniii 225 Reviews 34 reads
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38 / 47

I followed that link and read the accompanying article by S.K. Nicholls.  In her article about segregation, there was no mention of the map, though she had the map imbedded in the article.  No way to attribute the map to another source as she didn't include any footnotes or other identifying marks of the map's origin.

 
The Missouri Compromise was a law passed in 1820 that admitted Missouri as a slave state and Maine as a free state. The compromise also prohibited slavery in most of the Louisiana Territory north of the 36° 30' latitude line.

36363jensen 4 Reviews 36 reads
posted
39 / 47

That is a very odd map line she claims is the Mason-Dixon line. If that is to define North and South, particularly in the context of slavery why does it show Missouri above the line?  

You seem to have chosen a rather poor reference. And, as the historical precedence has it, well, don't messengers get killed?

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 32 reads
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40 / 47

I will try to be more selective in choosing internet sources.  

Boobsman100 20 Reviews 30 reads
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41 / 47

You're absolutely right and is very wise too. A test only show the result at the  moment of the testing, not after. In some cases a virus may not actually manifest itself at the time of testing and may not be detected at that moment.  
It's a delicate and tricky situation.

WIMissScarlet See my TER Reviews 35 reads
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42 / 47

Jesus Christ your comments are so freakin weird. No one calls a living, breathing, adult human female "well preserved". That is not a compliment, you sound like a serial killer. You are giving off Ed Gein vibes. Pretty sure Becca does not want to  be turned into a "well preserved" lamp shade. Yikes dude.  

RegencyHobbyist 109 Reviews 32 reads
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43 / 47

That’s not fair Scarlet. Back in the 1980s and 1990s my mother (who was in her 70s at the time) always referenced her female friends who looked younger as ‘well preserved.’ And she meant it as a compliment.

-- Modified on 2/22/2025 7:29:05 PM

WIMissScarlet See my TER Reviews 36 reads
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44 / 47
coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 31 reads
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45 / 47

in polite society to use this term for women whose looks defy their chronological age.  I had the same experience growing up around ladies who had money and did afternoon tea most days.  Not surprised Scarlett is unfamiliar with the both the term and context of usage.  After all, another common phrase was "you can't make a silk purse out of sows ear."  Lol

RegencyHobbyist 109 Reviews 30 reads
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46 / 47

Let’s not forget that our beloved Scarlett hails from Wisconsin where they just proposed renaming “mothers” as “inseminated persons” or some such 2025 coddling. It’s all making sense now.

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 30 reads
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47 / 47

taking tranny loads in the ass, so how would you distinguish this type of "inseminated person" from a mother?    

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