I am assuming that this is Michael from NYGS/AUSIN ESCORTS. Please continue to spread false rumors about my agency. Thats total bullshit.. NONE of the girls offer BBFS Originally Posted by xnaughtygurlzxKrissy, everybody knew he was full of bs when he posted that.
- AidanRedd
- 07-12-2010, 04:10 PM
- Guest090111-4
- 07-12-2010, 06:27 PM
When I was a newbie - first timer. Krissy got me set up. She exchanged several e-mails with me and scheduled me to see Chelsea. I will always appreciate the help and guidance when I was new. BBFS was definitely not an option - CFS all the way!
- shaft.drive
- 07-12-2010, 09:26 PM
There are risks that everyone is willing to take, providers and hobbyists. Unfortunately there are a lot more STD's than there were a hundred years ago. BB is fine for monogamous relationships, not for this community; CFS is better than the alternative of no FS. We are lucky to live in a society that affords us this freedom; but with freedom, comes responsibility.
If we can think of ourselves as a community; a community where we care a bit for each other, then the fewer risks we take the better. We should appreciate these encounters, treat each other with respect, be smart with how we spend money, be as healthy as we can be, not knowingly infect anyone, be very aware of the risks (russian roulette anyone?) & share what we can do to mitigate them. As one of the good books say, "always treat others as you would like to be treated yourself"
Someone had mentioned (maybe in this thread, maybe another), that he was going to reduce the number of encounters; that is one more way to reduce risk. I myself feel like a kid in in candy shop, when I see the ads of our tantalizing providers & read the reviews. I also know that every new provider I exchange body fluids with, allows me access to that person's history & her to my history, increasing the odds of a risk. Maybe, it is smart (for me) to just be with a few providers.
Sure, death and taxes are inevitable; good health is harder as we age. Yes, there will always be the "wild ones" who want to push the envelope; but this is something that each one of us must reflect on, "how much am I willing to risk for this intoxication, this heady drug, this urge that is do deeply wired in our DNA"? Ask this of yourself constantly; we can all then be here a little longer, a little healthier & a little happier as we watch the sun go down!
If we can think of ourselves as a community; a community where we care a bit for each other, then the fewer risks we take the better. We should appreciate these encounters, treat each other with respect, be smart with how we spend money, be as healthy as we can be, not knowingly infect anyone, be very aware of the risks (russian roulette anyone?) & share what we can do to mitigate them. As one of the good books say, "always treat others as you would like to be treated yourself"
Someone had mentioned (maybe in this thread, maybe another), that he was going to reduce the number of encounters; that is one more way to reduce risk. I myself feel like a kid in in candy shop, when I see the ads of our tantalizing providers & read the reviews. I also know that every new provider I exchange body fluids with, allows me access to that person's history & her to my history, increasing the odds of a risk. Maybe, it is smart (for me) to just be with a few providers.
Sure, death and taxes are inevitable; good health is harder as we age. Yes, there will always be the "wild ones" who want to push the envelope; but this is something that each one of us must reflect on, "how much am I willing to risk for this intoxication, this heady drug, this urge that is do deeply wired in our DNA"? Ask this of yourself constantly; we can all then be here a little longer, a little healthier & a little happier as we watch the sun go down!