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This thread will be locked soon, obvisouly.

If not hard enough, we can’t put a condom on properly and I would never let someone try to penetrate me that way.

Your next girlfriend might have herpes, or it can be transmitted by the next girl you kiss in a bar one evening. It’s not specific to the sex work industry.

We're not clean or dirty. Do you mean, how do we alleviate the risk of an STI? We get tested frequently and insist that our clients get tested regularly too, among other things...

Discussing BBFS is not allowed. This discussion is more about consent. And women's rights.

Not what the conversation is about.

@TheJames101 But it's true it's should be related to this industry.

"[...] la défense avait également tenté de minimiser la gravité des crimes «parce que [les victimes] avaient consenti à une relation sexuelle d’un autre type», soit une relation protégée. «Elles n’y ont pas consenti, un point c’est tout», a rétorqué le juge en rajoutant que le fait que les...

You gotta ask for what you want.

And violence: "You will shut the fuck up girl, if you want to be my son's girlfriend you will suck his dick in front of me and I will judge you." This. Is. Crazy.

I had one client who liked 30 minutes + of penetration, in my whole 10-year career, so it doesn't seem to be a preference for a majority, but I'd like the experience of my colleagues as well. If some breaks for oral or manual play, kissing or caressing are taken it could be absolutely fine, but...

I don't know, sometimes I'm bored :(

You can't be serious.

Your definition of pleasure in sex is penetration?

It's true, so many teenagers have taken a backpacking trip in between school sessions!

It's not because you don't know anyone that those who do belong to a higher social class. They just plan, save and... have a credit card. A month-long trip is accessible for you too.

What do you mean? Most people with very average salaries take one or two trips a year. Do you mean leaving the country all winter long?

Go see your doctor. So many medications can cause ED, not just high blood pressure ones. I am not here to judge.

I always ask the age when someone contacts me for the first time, to give me an idea of who I am going to meet, definitely. But I don't ask for more details, no. Some people in their 30s don't want penetration, or some in their 40s have ED because of medication, and it's perfectly fine. Sex is...

I don't have a maximum, only a minimum! Maybe because they stop contacting us eventually? Many of my clients are 65-75, and they are great :- ) A protocol? What do you have in mind?