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In 2021 I do believe you'd be negligent not to ask if he's vaxxed, and he should ask the same of you.  It's too important an issue not to be addressed.  If anyone takes offense at being asked, you probably don't want to be intimate with them. 

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Over the next 2.5 years, the FDA’s target sodium levels aim to cut average intake by 12% — from 3,400 to 3,000 milligrams a day. That would still leave average intake above the federally recommended limit of 2,300 milligrams a day for people 14 and older. But the agency says it will monitor industry progress and keep issuing updated targets to bring levels closer to the recommended limit over time
 
Well this is totally useless: not only is it a measly 12%, this entire exercise is VOLUNTARY (& few will willingly comply).  I'd say this isn't worth the paper it's printed on except we're on the net.  OP, is this really from 2021?  There's no date given or citation for this article. 

This should be illegal everywhere.  Barebacking someone without their knowledge/consent is reprehensible.  If both parties agree during the heat of passion to remove the condom, that's entirely different.  But a top deciding he wants to remove the condom and doing so without the knowledge of his partner is just wrong on so many levels.

I agree.   On both clients and providers part, discretion is paramount.  It's easy enough to block out portions of ones passport to ensure privacy.  To those who might find censoring portions of ones vaccine passport suspicious, I'd counter most clients don't want their full names out there either --- and the truth is, one could easily show a fake (or a friends) passport if they really want to.  If you think about it, censoring your own passport is MORE effort than showing a fake/friends passport w/o alterations. 

Agree, it’s similar to being asked sexual health status. I’m fine with questions like that and am happy to show clients my most recent test results if they ask for them. 

It's not unreasonable at all to ask if they are vaccinated. In fact, I think that should be encouraged. However, I would not show a first time client my vaccination card. I've had my fair share of stalkers over the years and don't usually give out my real identity to clients. Asking for a vaccination card with their real name runs the risk of potentially freaking out a provider who has to deal with the issue of stalking. Asking to see proof on a vax passport app that doesn't show their real name would be reasonable though. 

I've been asking providers about their vaccine status since it became widely available in Canada, which was this last spring and early summer. I got vaccinated as soon as I was eligible, the last shot being in late June. Since then I have been with several providers and asked each of them. None took offence and indeed were happy to discuss their status.
As in all health related issues, a frank discussion before making an engagement is acceptable and socially responsible. If I encountered any hesitancy, I would give a pass. My health is too important to me and to the people I am intimate with.

I went to Sāo Paolo a few months back . Covid hit brazil quite bad in the northern spring and summer . 
My regular there stopped to ask me if I was vaccinated and even asked to see proof  , which  i had . He had just ran though most of his savings ( he basically didn’t work for almost a year ) and was glad to see me . 
I am quite sure he would have cancelled the appointment had I not been vaxed 
 

In 2021 I do believe you'd be negligent not to ask if he's vaxxed, and he should ask the same of you.  It's too important an issue not to be addressed.  If anyone takes offense at being asked, you probably don't want to be intimate with them. 

In 2021 I do believe you'd be negligent not to ask if he's vaxxed, and he should ask the same of you.  It's too important an issue not to be addressed.  If anyone takes offense at being asked, you probably don't want to be intimate with them. 

Thanks all for your responses; I appreciated the point of views.  I wasn’t trying to put the responsibility on the provider; I know I alone am responsible for my own health.
BTW the provider responded and was not insulted; we had a great exchange and he was super nice.

Which one is it?
If it was a dud experience and he didn't respond to constructive criticism, you have your answer.
 

If I get a bad vibe, or if they say something offensive or off-putting.

Unfortunately, it is all this crap that is going into the ocean and forming the huge plastic islands. These are contributing to global warming and harming animals. I guess we will have to deal with Trump, North Korea, ignorance, and glitter at the same time.

This was on the wireless here yesterday (Thu) afternoon. As the article noted, glitter is essentially microplastic, which is increasingly recognised as an environmental hazard. The item here noted that there is a eucalyptus based material coated with aluminium that can be used to make glitter, and is not an environmental issue.

Agree, keep it to yourself and don't put yourself in a position where you might inadvertently let slip things you have discovered. You may well find, however, that he discloses some of these things when you are chatting. Don't let on that you already knew. Also don't look at his personal stuff again before your meeting - if you do that, your recollections may blur so you will be less inclined to speak of them during your meeting.

Discretion is the better part of valor.
 
My ex-secretary used to be one of those people who would always come to me with "personal information" about other office employees. She never did figure out why she was the "ignored" and "hated" employee in the office. Nobody likes a know-it-all and especially one that lets you know that he knows it all. My advice to the OP is to enjoy your escort's company and stuff a bandana in your mouth.

I would keep it to yourself. What possible good can you foresee coming from revealing the information? Do you think it will impress him?
 
Tip #2. Don't drink to the point that you lose control.