Safer Sex Tips for Clients

[DDxoxo]

Sex workers are professionals and make it their business to ensure they do not catch or pass on diseases. This includes all diseases – sexually transmitted infections, diseases of the skin, colds, coughs, flu and any other infection.

That is why you should never visit a sex worker if you are at all ill. Arrive in clean clothes, having bathed and cleaned your teeth.

Sex workers insist on cleanliness. Some will require you to shower on arrival, and some will wash your body as part of an erotic service. However, they may also be discreetly searching for lice, scabes and crabs, and examining your genitals for spots and discharge, before engaging in any intimacy.

Clients and potential clients need to understand that this work provides the sex worker with a livelihood, and catching diseases and becoming ill will disrupt their income as well as their health.

It should be clear that you are far more likely to catch a sexually transmitted infection from someone you pick up in a bar or an amateur than from a professional. The reason for this is that professional sex workers are much more likely than other people to engage in safer sex.

 

[DDxoxo]

Safer Sex means taking precautions to prevent any sexually transmitted infection (STI) spreading from one body to another.

Most STIs (HIV, gonorrhoea, hepatitis) are spread by bodily fluids (semen, blood, vaginal secretions) entering the blood stream of another person. They can enter via cuts and sores, or through the fragile membranes inside the vagina, urethra and anus.

Other STIs (e.g. Herpes, thrush, warts, chlamydia) are spread by actual physical contact of the infected area with the genitals or mouth. Syphylis, crabs, and scabes can be caught from any skin contact.

Sex toys which have been used by other people can spread infections. They need cleaning in bleach before being passed along.

 

[DDxoxo]

What will happen if you catch an STI?
So long as you are diagnosed quickly, some diseases can be cured. However, HIV is currently incurable and can lead to AIDS which can make you very sick and some people die. Chlamydia is often without symptoms so does not get treated. It can make a women infertile. Some forms of hepatitis can be fatal. Herpes is incurable and you will be infectious every time you have an outbreak. Many STIs are passed on to offspring.

It is important to take this advice seriously without panicking and becoming too afraid to enjoy sex. Remember, you are safer with a professional.

 

[Viktoria Richards]

Totally agreed! Safety first! I'm glad we are checked up every 2 months. Few of STI's have no symptoms.
Working ladies are professionals and we do take safety seriously. I'm stunned on what's going on in nighlife scene! Seems like random unprotected sex is quite common to people from outside the industry! Same goes to swingers. Total ignorance... IT's way safer with professional.

 

[Ginger Spice]

Safer Sex means taking precautions to prevent any sexually transmitted infection (STI) spreading from one body to another.

Most STIs (HIV, gonorrhoea, hepatitis) are spread by bodily fluids (semen, blood, vaginal secretions) entering the blood stream of another person. They can enter via cuts and sores, or through the fragile membranes inside the vagina, urethra and anus.

Other STIs (e.g. Herpes, thrush, warts, chlamydia) are spread by actual physical contact of the infected area with the genitals or mouth. Syphylis, crabs, and scabes can be caught from any skin contact.

Sex toys which have been used by other people can spread infections. They need cleaning in bleach before being passed along.

Scabes?

 

[Ginger Spice]

Did you know that jock itch (fungal infection) can also be caught by skin to skin contact. I wonder if that means it is a STI? lol