CuriousByNature

Flight of the Bumblebee?

In other news, Lincoln lingers.

Understandable, but regardless of what a masseur advertises regarding health and vaccine status, the onus is on the client to protect himself.  People can advertise any status whether true or not, so this reality should be considered when assessing the level of risk a client is willing to accept.

With a profile name like that I expected to see a photo of some kind of Hawaiian fish.

One of the best shows on TV... sad to see it's finished.

With a profile name like that I expected to see a photo of some kind of Hawaiian fish.

I suppose I could, but I don't think anyone would want to see my nude pics.

LOL - don't worry - I would never do something that mean... hahaha
 

When he has an orgasm?  

Bumble Boogie - the modern version of that song.

Flight of the Bumblebee?

Flight of the Bumblebee?

Will the Circle be Unbroken?

Will the Circle be Unbroken?

The problem/positive about Viking ships is that there's a mostly classical slant to their live music, so my choices are limited in this environment.
When you fingerblast a guy to country music, there always needs to be an underlying sense of working-class sorrow involved.
Classic rock:  You go gentle until you get to the Steve Perry power note.
The Eagles...  You finger angrily until everyone involved hates you (*cough* Don Henley *cough*)
The Beatles:  Well, that's for people who don't just want a finger, but want to hold your entire hand.

Flight of the Bumblebee?

When he has an orgasm?  

When I read the description you gave about 'chiseled jaws, deep set eyes and broad foreheads', my mind immediately went to these guys - who are also always hard as a rock.

Woodwork?

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/idaho-man-gets-30-years-for-trying-to-spread-hiv-through-sex-to-male-victims/ar-BB1lZqzx?ocid=BingNewsSerp

An Idaho man was sentenced last week to 30 years in prison for trying to spread HIV to dozens of victims. 
Alexander Louie, 34, admitted to having sex with 30 to 50 different men and boys, including a 16-year-old, and didn't tell his partners he was HIV positive so he could infect them with the disease, the Ada County Prosecutor's office said in a news statement.
I just don't get why people want to do this. He's either mad at the world for getting HIV and wants revenge basically and/or finds it sexually exciting to infect people with HIV which is more likely I think the case when it comes to this guy.

for providers - serious question, how do you take care of your sexual health with the current standard of unprotected sex ?  I’m not talking about hiv because that’s almost irrelevant w Prep and most positive gay men on meds.  But that leaves a lot of STIs that can still cause major problems/discomfort.
for me, condoms aren’t a moral question or decision but rather a practical one.  I just don’t want to spend unnecessary time going to the doctor, testing & then meds if I should be exposed to an sti.  
i can remember a phone call from a provider years ago saying he had an sti and I should go get tested.  I appreciated the call & sure enough - I had it too.  Ever since then it’s been condoms for me - it just seems that mixing with so many people it would be statistically difficult to manage sexual health.
Im wondering how working providers who routinely engage in unprotected sex w multiple partners can stay healthy ?   Most guys say they are tested every 2-3 months, but is that even enough ?
My understanding of DoxyPep is that it’s useful after occasional unprotected sex, but not meant as a routine - maybe I’m misinformed on that - and that really only treats Chlamydia & Syphilis, not gonorrhea and all the others.
if the providers have any tricks of the trade used to mitigate, I’d like to know that.  And is there any sort of discreet visual inspection that can be done of potential partners ?  do providers ever decline clients if something doesn’t look right ?
I don’t think anyone actually likes condoms - some people are just more risk averse than others.  And almost nobody discusses or acknowledges contracting an STI.  Honestly, this is my biggest hangup about sex.  
My sense is established professional providers are more on top of their sexual health than the average person - just another reason why I avoid the apps and prefer paid encounters.  
I’ve found almost nobody wants to discuss this subject in personal terms - it’s always in the abstract and seemingly unrealistic w very little acknowledgement of the real world. It could be my fears are unfounded - and if that’s the case, I’d like to get perspective on that too
Ive seen references in other threads about having conversations w providers about sexual health & practices - I’d like to know how that ideally goes from a providers perspective 
  And yes - I know all things carry some risk - it’s about making better choices, maybe not perfect ones.

Nicely said.  Apologetic, and taking responsibility. Not relying on excuses or blaming the clients is refreshing, to say the least   All the best to you!

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Yes, but while not an STI, insomnia is a rampant issue in the PNW.  Sleepless in Seattle.