First of all I don't go bareback.  But here's what happened.  I'm with a provider for the second time.  We're having fun.  Lots of foreplay.
At one point she looked at me, and her one word question was "Condom?"  I said yes.
I'm undecided if she was offering BBFS or if she was politely saying to me that it was time to start covered full service.  
Usually, when a provider wants to move things along she just puts the condom on.  So, I'm a bit perplexed about her question.

lol, so did you ask her what she meant?  Might be she better could have told you than us trying to read her mind....   everyone knows a man trying to read a woman's mind is a hopeless pursuit of folly

All kidding aside, who knows, I can't imagine an established well reviewed provider throwing caution (and her life/profession) to the wind.

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I think it is likely that she was asking if you wanted to start covered full service.  Obviously, I don't know that for sure, but that is how I probably would have interpreted it.

I'm guessing she just wanted to know if you were ready to move on to new and exciting adventures.

I like to leave the pace of events up to the gentleman. It is after all, his hour, and all about his enjoyment. For that reason, I will often ask him if he is ready for a condom, but I usually try to be a bit more subtle about it LOL

...you should let us know who this provider is as a public service for the rest of us who will want to avoid her at all costs.  Do what is right, man!  Save the rest of us from falling for her bareback charms.  The course of Western Civilization depends on you.

She just wanted to know if you were ready for CFS. I get that all the time. Sometimes they ask "are you ready to f***" but most of the time they say something like "are you ready for a condom" or "Should I get a condom" Which I just take to mean "had enough foreplay and ready for me to wrap that rascal and climb aboard"

Probably just meant "are you ready to fuck me or do you want to continue with the foreplay?"

If she asked you if you wanted a condom that meant she is falling for you..

I heard that plenty of times and I agree with others that it means its time for CFS.

I had a situation slighty scarier then that. A couple of years ago and early on in our Hobby relationship with one of my ATF (who is retired and back to Civie life), she started saying "you don't like condoms do you?" I said they're ok, but she kept prodding me with the same question, "you don't like condoms do you?" I should have asked her what she meant, but I said I don't mind them. That was the last time she ever asked or insinuated that and I saw her like 15 more times.

If you had said "No" and she proceeded to plug it in, then it would have been ... an offer for BBFS.

If you had said "No" and she continued with what she was doing then it was not ... an offer for full service.

Since you said, "Yes" (wisely I might add) ... you and we will never know will we?

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She could've meant any number of things...

1. Are you ready or should I still keep blowing you? (aka is he going to get any harder)  

2. Did you bring one or do I have to dip into my stash?

3. Are you in as big a hurry as I am? Grey's Anatomy is on soon.

J/k about the last one, but it could've meant anything....

Katie

If she doesn't then she was most likely questioning whether to continue or not with the current activity.

Ummm, this makes me wonder when I ask a question to a client while in session...

Do you want to get inside me now? (and we haven't covered it yet)

OR

Do you want to f*ck me now?(and it's not covered yet)

That maybe someone would get the wrong idea and confuse the fact that I am asking to cover it or mistakenly think they are so special that I'd actually do BBFS and endanger my life.

I'm hoping they would understand 100% that I was asking for the OK TO COVER IT!