kissing pussy...when and how to ask
tazer
Tennessee
if a dancer does not rub it in your face, but you want her to, do you ask in the first song or later ones? and, if you think she may let you kiss bare pussy and you sense that the health risk is low (probably crazy to try to make that judgment when your dick is hard and young pussy is in range!) how do you ask for the privilege?
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No harm, no foul but heaven if it works.
Now, just a warning, if it does work, you had better know what you are doing. She won't tolerate a lack of talent.
However, I agree with CCR that asking won't hurt.
potheadpl's advice is the best. Use a dam or don't do it. You have *no* idea where that pussy's been or who's been in it before you.
I think we all know, "where that pussy's been or who's been in it before you. ". :)
While the risk of contracting a serious STD like AIDS is slim, there is herpes, HPV, gonorhea & syphillus to worry about - and any visible sign of these STD's may not be obvious.
I love eating pussy as much or more than the next customer, but reality can be a real eye opener and I never eat strange pussy w/o a dam.
No club here in LA "allows" touching as a rule. Many dancers will allow it, of course, and in some clubs bouncers & floaters choose to look the other way when it happens.
If you want UHM, try the COI clubs.
Of course you want to "know" that pussy before you go exploring it with your tounge. How wild is she? Are you her first of the day, second, etc. and what would you have expected her to be doing beforehand? How well do you know her? If she's your ATF, you know some of these answers. And a little scratch and sniff test is always a good way to start before you dive in, you wouldn't want to be disappointed-- or something worse.
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Under "performing oral sex on a woman" HPV is listed as "unknown" risk. So it's not clear if it can be transmitted that way at all. Even then there are other factors to consider. First of all she would have to a strain of HPV capable of both oral and cervical infections, in order for you to pass it along to someone who then got cervical cancer. Also, most people who are exposed to a cancerous strain do not become infected. About 80% of the time the body just clears the infection. Finally, young women can now get vaccinated against the cancerous strains. So in order for you to go from performing oral sex on a stripper to passing it along and it becoming cervical cancer you would need the following things to all be true:
a) HPV is transmissible to a man performing oral sex on a woman (not known if this is true)
b) stripper was not vaccinated or vaccine was not effective
c) stripper has HPV strain which infects both throat and cervix
d) virus transmission occurs from stripper to you (not known what rates are or even if > 0)
e) your body fails to clear virus
f) your wife is not vaccinated or vaccine is not effective
g) transmission from you to wife occurs (again not known if this is possible)
h) wife fails to clear virus
Putting it all together it's a very unlikely series of events, not even clear it is possible at all. Even in the very worst case, the prognosis for cervical cancer caught early enough is fairly good and improving.
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