Safety with BBBJ?

George The Curious

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I have received the BBBJ from many MPAs but no escorts. The last time it happened, it hurt to piss for about a week and then it went away. I decided to stop this activity for fear of getting STDs. The thought of how many dicks a woman has had in her mouth just before she gives you a BJ...well lets just say its enough for the gals to just lick my boy and I am happy with that.
better get checked. It could be claps sometimes you can go for months without symptom then boom, your testicles get infected!
 

IM469

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The thought of how many dicks a woman has had in her mouth just before she gives you a BJ...well lets just say its enough for the gals to just lick my boy and I am happy with that.
I don't want to be a kill joy but you do realize that tongue rests and carries saliva from the mouth you refuse to put your dick into .. ??
 

james t kirk

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Surprsing to see a few guys claiming to have got an STI from a bbbj. Are we just hearing from the guys who caught something, and can safely assume the rest of us didnt? Maybe we need to put out a forum-wide poll.?
I was being sarcastic These idiotic threads come up once a month it seems. It's a joke already.

If your scared of sex then don't do it.
 

legmann

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I've had two cases of non-specific urethritis in some 15 years of hobbying (on and off), the last one fairly recently.

From speaking with a Hassle Free Clinic doctor, NSU is innocuous as far as STDs go but fairly common; any otherwise harmless pathogen residing in the back of the throat or mouth can enter the urethra and cause infection. Some require treatment; others abate on their own.

Risk for HIV (the primary concern here) is negligible - mitigating factors such as open sores, bleeding gums, etc. aside.

HPV carries higher risk of transmission, but despite its indication for use in the 9-26 age group, the vaccine against (Gardasil) is actually available to men/women of any age, and is effectively a vaccine against the various cancers known to be caused by certain strains of the virus.


My advice: talk to an actual sexual health clinic doctor. You'll get a far more informed, unbiased opinion than this board or even a GP can provide. Certainly made me more aware and better informed.
 

luvzgirlz

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What have we learned?

1/ We can all agree CBJ is less dangerous than BBBJ

2/ Abstinence is safer than any kind of sex.

If you're going to partake in BBBJ, some common sense could help. One thing I like to do is to see SPs who are working limited schedules. The greater than number of sexual partners the greater the risk. Even an SP working twice a week and seeing three clients a day has 6 sexual partners per week, that is significant. Now imagine some backpage provider who get a room and sees 7 in a day, maybe 10. We're talking an exponential increase in risk. I'm sure most SPs would ideally find a small number of high-income regulars who get multi-hour appointments. That minimizes risk and is also probably less emotionally taxing than the prospect of a perfect, usually unattractive stranger at their door ever hour and a half with obscene expectations who is going shittalk them on the internet if they can't make him feel like a 10 inch superstud. That said, realistically most SPs aren't going to achieve such an arrangement. Therefore, you, as the hobbyist, have to exercise reason and judgment that perhaps a 19 year old SP wouldn't.

I only get hankering to do this every month or two anyway, and only when I'm single. These guys that see at least one per week astound me. It's risky and expensive. Don't know how you justify it either way.
 
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