A friend of mine had a quadruple bypass lasy year. He has scars still on his leg, arm and chest. Would providers feel weird servicing him or even maybe decline him all together. I dont know if he hobbies or not. But was at hus house the other day and just got me thinking.
Just wondering.....
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As was said, it's best to be upfront. In your friend's case he may want to mention any serious and still angry looking scars, AND that he is healthy enough for sex. I don't imagine most SPs are keen on the prospect of medical emergencies.
With that being said, most modern bypass surgeries leave pretty clean scars that heal up really well. At least on the men that I know that have had them. If he's at the point where they are faint and clean looking I wouldn't even worry about it. Just be realistic in that judgment.
With that being said, most modern bypass surgeries leave pretty clean scars that heal up really well. At least on the men that I know that have had them. If he's at the point where they are faint and clean looking I wouldn't even worry about it. Just be realistic in that judgment.
did this for a friend who is legally blind - We helped him find a lady to see and he contacted her and explain what he needed. We made sure he could get to the room and then when he was done he text us to come get him. It's all about communication.
I would be very surprised if a SP cared at all about scars from bypass surgery. In fact they likely have seen them multiple times before. (IIRC average age of the guys here is mid 40s or so, so there will be a bunch of guys who see escorts who have had this type, or a variety of other types of surgery).
I personally wouldn’t care. I have seen clients with multiple scars/imperfections and it’s nothing to be ashamed about (I even suffered from scars before from my acne) . As long as he’s respectful and the scars aren’t fresh and they are completely healed then I see no issue 
What's been said here is on the money. AND as long as he's gotten an OK from his doctor to be active once he's healed up he should be okay.I personally wouldn’t care. I have seen clients with multiple scars/imperfections and it’s nothing to be ashamed about (I even suffered from scars before from my acne) . As long as he’s respectful and the scars aren’t fresh and they are completely healed then I see no issue
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Not at all. I serviced men without legs, and also hands.
It's not about the body, it's about how a man conducts himself. If he needs help with hygiene, then I don't mind helping cleaning him up either.
I worked in hospitals cleaning bums, changing catheters, ect. When ur used to dealing with the human body u get used to it. It's all just skin. What matters is how a person conducts themselves.
Would I service a disabled vet? Hell yeah.
Would I service someone who was born without limbs? Yes
Would I service someone who had scars all over them? Yes
You learn to see past physical characteristics.
Character is everything.
Sometimes the disabled ones are the nicest ones.
