yep i knew of a girl who got gonorrhea from giving bbbj and spread it to her boyfriend
Risks of BBBJ?
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That's a fairly definitive answer for the thread starter then isn't it.
Anybody else care to pipe in.
aside from the advice already given, i would suggest that everyone hobbying familiarize themselves with the symptoms of STD's. i.e what do they look like?
keep in mind, it is not foolproof plan, as sometimes people don't have symptoms,
this is why condoms are neccessary. (and those of you engaging in BBFS, who think sharing test results make you safe, HIV takes months to show up in a test. there is no safe BBFS, end of story)
once you have weighed the risks and educated yourself before your date, your first line of defense, next to condoms, is your ability to examine things
first rule of thumb: sex in the dark is not advised lol.
does the person look healthy?
gonorrhea has pussy discharge. and a smell is likely too.
warts are small, cauliflower like bumps. they can be singular or in a small cluster.
typically within the first few weeks, syphallis will create a small (or not so small) lesion.
as a professional, i have done my homework. which has meant looking at countless pictures of infections.
as a hobbiest, especially those that are seeing newbie and high volume escorts, i would advise the same.
keep in mind, it is not foolproof plan, as sometimes people don't have symptoms,
this is why condoms are neccessary. (and those of you engaging in BBFS, who think sharing test results make you safe, HIV takes months to show up in a test. there is no safe BBFS, end of story)
once you have weighed the risks and educated yourself before your date, your first line of defense, next to condoms, is your ability to examine things
first rule of thumb: sex in the dark is not advised lol.
does the person look healthy?
gonorrhea has pussy discharge. and a smell is likely too.
warts are small, cauliflower like bumps. they can be singular or in a small cluster.
typically within the first few weeks, syphallis will create a small (or not so small) lesion.
as a professional, i have done my homework. which has meant looking at countless pictures of infections.
as a hobbiest, especially those that are seeing newbie and high volume escorts, i would advise the same.
Doing research is valuable, but people should keep in mind not only that symptoms aren't always present, but also that STD outbreaks don't always look exactlylike they are shown in the textbooks. If they did, then no sighted person would ever get one because they'd be so obvious.
Also keep in mind that it's very difficult for regular guys who aren't gynecologists to do live comparisons of vaginal discharge that would make them expert at distinguishing between STD's, yeast infections and exceess of harmless cervical fluid. For that, women with the actual conditions would need to tell you about it and then let you examine the look, feel and smell for comparison.
Also keep in mind that it's very difficult for regular guys who aren't gynecologists to do live comparisons of vaginal discharge that would make them expert at distinguishing between STD's, yeast infections and exceess of harmless cervical fluid. For that, women with the actual conditions would need to tell you about it and then let you examine the look, feel and smell for comparison.
I think it's reasonable to assume the majority of people who get one (or suspect they've gotten one) would not be likely to run out and broadcast it. It's up to each individual to estimate what the "silence ratio" is.
The diagnostic procedure for some STD's includes a urethral swab. Somebody once posted a brief review of the experience and it doesn't sound like something most guys would look forward to... sure as hell makes me chicken out of BBBJ almost every time.
Wouldn't surprise me if many people with unusual itches, burning sensations or discharge choose to put off such a test for as long as the symptoms are mild, in the hope it's something harmless that will go away by itself.
not going to get into that, But as the story goes I received BBBJ and 3 days later the burning sensation of the dreaded clap began. This was 4 weeks ago. The people that think by only using the well know agencies and girls are somehow at low risk are delusional.
Putting off treatment accomplishes nothing as I'm not aware of any STD that "cures" itself.
BBBJ is relatively low risk but not fool proof. BBFS is Russian Roulette. We've discussed this endlessly in the not too distant past. These threads are always started by someone with a low post count because either they don't know how to search, or they are a "safe GFE" provider with an agenda or a hobbyiest who was one of the few unlucky ones.
Educate yourself, take the risk you are comfortable with and test yourself in proportion to how often you indulge. End of story.
If BBFS is Russian Roulette, then what does that make CFS? An 85% reduced risk form of RR?
"A 1999 meta-analysis of studies of condom use showed that the consistent use of latex condoms reduces the risk of sexual transmission of HIV by about 85%" (relative to condomless sex).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HIV
Are you 100% sure you got it from this particular SP? Maybe you picked it up elsewhere fucking someone else!
I am 100% sure. I would suggest people get tested as im sure it is most likely going around.
SEARCH MEDHELP. the doc's there are world renowned STD infectious disease experts. you will get the str8 up truth there every other site fear mongers and gives out misinformation
Bbfs is Not Russian Roulette....please don't compare it to a game where you have a 1 in 6 chance of having your brains splattered all over the floor....
As Scotty always said : " Captain, she's going to blow"
thats what he meant, right?????
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