A LIttle bit, but I just scrub them off with some bleach!

Yes it bothers me so I do not see guys who see TS TV.  Their lifestyle choice dosent bother me at all, its a safety issue.
My doctor told me that homosexual sex among men(not lesbians) carries the highest risk of STDs including AIDS so while they may be safe in the biz their personal life may not be safe. Although I obviously play safe accidents can happen and I dont want to take that risk with some one I know has a higher chance of having a STD/AIDS.
I prefer straight men, preferably married who spend time with providers instead of civie girls.

This has been discussed a number of times on the boards. There is no one set answer, which is expected. It all depends on the ladies various senses of risk, sexual open-mindedness and other factors.

Some ladies may decline knowingly seeing guys who see TSTV providers because they see the risks as being higher, even if they have no moral or ethical value judgements against the guys or tstv providers. Other ladies probably do see it as much more of a value judgement. Others are pretty open-minded and don't care.

I'm not saying anybody is right or wrong in this. Just noting that there is never going to be consensus on the issue.

Why am I (a straight guy without any interest in tstv providers) even responding to the question? Well, it seemed like an honestly-asked one and everyone in the whole pay-for-play realm is accepting some level of risk and has some element of exposure to the tstv world. It is just a matter of degrees and separation. Even though tstv isn't my thing, ladies I've seen may have provided services to guys that have seen them. Considering that ladies probably don't take the time to cross-reference the p4p habits of every client, they may not know. Some guys (unlike the OP) probably don't review, and thus, there is nothing for a provider to knowingly avoid anyway.

Everybody has the right to choose who they see, either from the client perspective, or the provider option to decline guys. That is how it should be. But at some level, this entire "hobby" requires preconceived ideas and phobias to be checked a the door. However careful we are, there is some inevitable risk to be managed and mitigated. There is also some suspension of the "normal" societal conventions to be acclimated to in order to be comfortable. Otherwise, we could just give up having sex with each other and form a big coed bowling league or something instead.