Shingles on the back of an sp

[Ggsm]

Hi , a bit stress since I saw some sores when I was doggying one of the sp , look really like a herpes zoster , it’s very little little ( shingles ) , could be chicken pox .

I got stressed , how do you guys protect yourself and what are the general experience overall of using Indy and agency .( any situation in terms of affecting your health )

Do you guys mostly wear condoms bj or bbbj ?
Do yall kiss Sp ?

Like what’s it like?

Do sp wash themselves after a client , like some people can be busting a nut on them and you lick that shit after , it could be just rinse and not washed

How do you guys protect yourself and approach the situation ?
Like some of them sp are really pretty and the inner dog in me just want to try it all but I ain’t trying to get stds , for my future partner and my own future life ?

 

[LeDodo]

I can feel you are stressing out as you went from shingles to STD and mixing lot of different topics in multiple questions.

Not sure which answer you want to have.

 

[Ggsm]

I can feel you are stressing out as you went from shingles to STD and mixing lot of different topics in multiple questions.

Not sure which answer you want to have.

I meant like for the future I don’t want stds , but just curious if yall had similar scenarios, at first I thought I was fucked but shingles can be caught too , I still had to finish the hour I’m such a sick fuck

 

[LeDodo]

I got stressed , how do you guys protect yourself and what are the general experience overall of using Indy and agency .( any situation in terms of affecting your health )

There is no way to completely protect yourself. There is no zero risk.

You can only mitigate the risks or lower your tolerance to the risk.

Do you guys mostly wear condoms bj or bbbj ?
Do yall kiss Sp ?

I think most of us kiss SP. As for cbj and bbbj it's a personal preference (or as mentioned earlier a way to mitigate the risk).

Like what’s it like?

Having sex is nice

 

[Giselle Montreal]

I saw some sores when I was doggying one of the sp , look really like a herpes zoster , it’s very little little ( shingles ) , could be chicken pox .

Only doctors could confirm something like this. Your fears shouldn't be used to blame or accuse others for something that might be innocuous.

You can't control what others do, the only thing you can control is the level of protection you use and your tolerance to the risk. The only way to know is to educate yourself on the subject. Maybe this link could help you: https://smartsexresource.com/sexually-transmitted-infections/sti-basics/know-your-chances/

Be informed, ask questions to medical professionals, and get tested reguarly (every 3 months, 6 months or once a year dependihg on your level of sexual activity).

As for some of us, this job is our livelyhood, therefore we are doing what is necessary to keep doing it in good health, and to keep ourselves sane and safe.

 

[sam311]

Hi , a bit stress since I saw some sores when I was doggying one of the sp , look really like a herpes zoster , it’s very little little ( shingles ) , could be chicken pox .

I got stressed , how do you guys protect yourself and what are the general experience overall of using Indy and agency .( any situation in terms of affecting your health )

Do you guys mostly wear condoms bj or bbbj ?
Do yall kiss Sp ?

Like what’s it like?

Do sp wash themselves after a client , like some people can be busting a nut on them and you lick that shit after , it could be just rinse and not washed

How do you guys protect yourself and approach the situation ?
Like some of them sp are really pretty and the inner dog in me just want to try it all but I ain’t trying to get stds , for my future partner and my own future life ?

Given the hot and humid weather, a cluster of tiny red pimples is most likely just heat rash. Shingles looks different—it causes a painful, red rash on a specific part of the body that turns into fluid-filled blisters. It also comes with a fever and severe pain, so she probably wouldn't even be able to work if she had it. Just keep in mind that the fluid inside those blisters carries the virus, making it highly contagious if someone touches it.

 

[AnthonyAnderson]

Hard to tell without having seen it, but having pimples on the back, also know as folliculitis, is very common. Technically it's not contagious. It's caused by a bacteria that is widespread in the environment.

 

[Ggsm]

Given the hot and humid weather, a cluster of tiny red pimples is most likely just heat rash. Shingles looks different—it causes a painful, red rash on a specific part of the body that turns into fluid-filled blisters. It also comes with a fever and severe pain, so she probably wouldn't even be able to work if she had it. Just keep in mind that the fluid inside those blisters carries the virus, making it highly contagious if someone touches it.

It’s not heat rash it was shingles , mild shingles just like the picture

 

[Ggsm]

Only doctors could confirm something like this. Your fears shouldn't be used to blame or accuse others for something that might be innocuous.

You can't control what others do, the only thing you can control is the level of protection you use and your tolerance to the risk. The only way to know is to educate yourself on the subject. Maybe this link could help you: https://smartsexresource.com/sexually-transmitted-infections/sti-basics/know-your-chances/

Be informed, ask questions to medical professionals, and get tested reguarly (every 3 months, 6 months or once a year dependihg on your level of sexual activity).

As for some of us, this job is our livelyhood, therefore we are doing what is necessary to keep doing it in good health, and to keep ourselves sane and safe.

It’s not heat rash it was shingles , mild shingles just like the picture

Just want it to know how do would you all approach this situation and since some of you guys have more experience I just want to know if anything like this happened.

 

[Giselle Montreal]

It’s not heat rash it was shingles , mild shingles just like the picture

You can post all the pictures in the world, it won't give you an answer. When I doubt about skin conditions, I don't engage, change the activity, add protection, or terminate the appointment.

 

[Julia Sky]

There are so many possibilities and the majority of them have nothing to do with an STI.

You're also making it sound like every STI is a death sentence that would completely ruin your future... Which is not the case. That's actually why we moved away from saying STD and we're now saying STI, because the majority are curable infections, not death sentence diseases.

Not that it would be fun to get one, of course - use protection and do your due diligence. But I personally don't think this "hobby" is a good one for someone who is paranoid about STIs and mentally diagnoses people at the sight of any and all skin irregularities lol

 

[montrealguy450]

Hi , a bit stress since I saw some sores when I was doggying one of the sp , look really like a herpes zoster , it’s very little little ( shingles ) , could be chicken pox .

I got stressed , how do you guys protect yourself and what are the general experience overall of using Indy and agency .( any situation in terms of affecting your health )

Do you guys mostly wear condoms bj or bbbj ?
Do yall kiss Sp ?

Like what’s it like?

Do sp wash themselves after a client , like some people can be busting a nut on them and you lick that shit after , it could be just rinse and not washed

How do you guys protect yourself and approach the situation ?
Like some of them sp are really pretty and the inner dog in me just want to try it all but I ain’t trying to get stds , for my future partner and my own future life ?

Why didn't you just ask her. Maybe she knew exactly what it was and would've told you not to worry. If I see something I don't like I speak up. You are about to get all up inside her so why not ask.

 

[Jazzman1218]

It’s not heat rash it was shingles , mild shingles.

It may not have been shingles, and even if it was, it's only contagious if you were exposed to the blister fluid. You wouldn't get shingles from exposure, but you might get chicken pox if you haven't already had it or been vaccinated against it. The virus that causes chicken pox and shingles is the varicella zoster virus. 99% of us older folks carry the dormant virus because we had active chicken pox as children. Those born after 1995 were likely vaccinated against the virus. Even if you were to develop chicken pox, treatment with anti-viral meds is highly effective.