I think this question begs a corresponding lie. Were I a higher volume provider, ( an perhaps a bit less scrupulous) I would greet it with a "Sure.No problem." see him, pocket the tribute and do what I wanted anyway.
Originally Posted by Miss Valentina
Indeed, it's not only insulting, it's mildly dumb.
But Centaur, you bring up a good question. I understand "Sloppy Seconds" as a concept, but in your opinion could a chap really ascertain by feel if a provider had been with another client earlier if she were to be hygienic in-between?
Originally Posted by Miss Valentina
Others probably mean it differently, but what I mean is whether she freshened up before she saw me. This would actually apply whether her exercise was on an elliptical or another guy. As adults, we're expected to be able to ascertain whether our odor has gone from sexy musk to repellent smell of bacteria and acids that accumulate. Social harmony depends on not going to engagements smelling like Pig-Pen. Since I wasn't raised by wolves, I know that line. So do most people, but tragically, not all.
There's also the issue of dried sexual juices which have much the same effect as aged sweat but which have a distinctive odor to them. They'll be noticeable on the genitalia of someone doesn't at least rinse off between partners, especially during DATY. It works both ways, but ladies (especially those that don't do doubles) may have less awareness of it simply because they aren't getting up close and personal with their own nether regions and the guy she's seeing probably hasn't had another BBBJ before her since his last shower. I like DATY, so I'm acutely aware of how my own nether regions smell and will rinse up in my office shower right before I go see a lady since I want to be as fresh for her as I expect her to be for me. I have no idea how high volume my ATF is, but she's fresh and clean every time I see her.
Sorry that got kind of graphic, but I wanted to answer your question as best I could. Hope it helps.
BTW, you're twitter is brilliant entertainment, and I mostly loathe twitter.