Author Topic: Is it safe to do OWO?? (Read 5332 times)

Through The Glory Hole · « **Reply #15 on:** 08 September 2023, 11:54:15 pm »

Thank you everyone

For now im going to carry on with what im doing. If i get any consistant regulars and i know what their cum looks like i may offer cim/swallow for abit extra but only for regulars but for now ill stick to what im doing

Mona michaela · « **Reply #16 on:** 10 September 2023, 04:20:43 am »

I offer owo.and cim never caught anything in 17 years. Bet its a personal choice

Through The Glory Hole · « **Reply #17 on:** 10 September 2023, 03:09:10 pm »

Is OWO a regularly chosen service by your punters?

Mirror · « **Reply #18 on:** 10 September 2023, 04:58:50 pm »

Quote from: Through The Glory Hole on 10 September 2023, 03:09:10 pm

Is OWO a regularly chosen service by your punters?

OWO is not 'safe' neither is kissing but kissing is as far as I understand miniscule risk. Many punters do want OWO BUT my observations from posts on here is that many respect the decision, respect the safety, some may stop booking, others will book in their place. I offer OWO and unless asked for OW I always perform OWO, a very few perhaps 2 or 3 per year ask for OW. I am low volume and do not have any unprotected intercourse with anyone. Also I work on trying not to transfer with hands, am up to date on hep B vaccinations so basically do everything else I can to minimise risk.

The only STIs I have ever contracted were back in my late teens from a man I already knew, I had unprotected sex with a couple of casual partners that year caught crabs and chlamydia both genital area and passed both on to someone I then had a short term relationship with. I learned a lot that summer, did continue having unprotected sex but settled with one partner for quite a while.

Only you can decide but the safest sex is protected oral, protected intercourse. Also make sure the GUM clinic test your oral cavity, the clinic I use do not routinely offer this but provide it for me because they know I am a sex worker they also provided hep b vaccine and checks on the same basis.

Aries_season · « **Reply #19 on:** 10 September 2023, 05:01:36 pm »

I would personally never, mainly because most client literally couldn't not care less so there is no need and the ones that do specifically ask for owo are usually not the type of clients I like to see anyway. At this point I ignore people who ask for any unprotected services and it made my work easier.

Plus std in throat is nasty, my friend had it in her first month of working, the back of her throat completely white, it looked like strep throat.

But probably most importantly I've now heard of 2 people with throat cancer, that is direct result of hpv virus, I imagine if you have owo with hundreds different people you can possibly catch all possible strains of it, including cancerous ones. It won't happen to most people, but if there is literally a chance I get cancer from it when I'm older, there is no freaking way

RedH · « **Reply #20 on:** 10 September 2023, 09:37:57 pm »

I do OWO and CIM but I do say that it is at my discretion.

DanishPia · « **Reply #21 on:** 11 September 2023, 02:33:23 pm »

Quote from: Aries_season on 10 September 2023, 05:01:36 pm

But probably most importantly I've now heard of 2 people with throat cancer, that is direct result of hpv virus, I imagine if you have owo with hundreds different people you can possibly catch all possible strains of it, including cancerous ones. It won't happen to most people, but if there is literally a chance I get cancer from it when I'm older, there is no freaking way

HPV is becoming a real problem. Cases of throat cancer from giving oral have now passed the cases from smoking. I have always done owo at discretion but am thinking very seriously about making it covered because of this.

English Green · « **Reply #22 on:** 11 September 2023, 04:40:09 pm »

Quote from: DanishPia on 11 September 2023, 02:33:23 pm

HPV is becoming a real problem. Cases of throat cancer from giving oral have now passed the cases from smoking. I have always done owo at discretion but am thinking very seriously about making it covered because of this.

Yep i know someone who got throat cancer think i might have mentioned this before on here and she was convinced it's because she done so much OWO and deepthroat etc with strangers.

I think a lot of women are aware of all the risks but money out weighs it and lets be honest so many clients want it and expect it. I wish there was more clients out there that don't want or expect OWO like it used to be years ago.

DBLM · « **Reply #23 on:** 13 September 2023, 06:24:13 am »

It's been years since I did O
but I agree with the person earlier who said MOST clients aren't bothered whether you do or don't do covered O. Most are booking to sexy you no matter how you do the service.
It is wrong to think you will earn more money by offer OWO or for example anal - it doesn't work that way at all. Over decades I've found its best and easiest to keep it simple.

And therefore - stick to what you like to do.

roseanna · « **Reply #24 on:** 15 September 2023, 09:25:10 am »

Quote from: Through The Glory Hole on 10 September 2023, 03:09:10 pm

Is OWO a regularly chosen service by your punters?

Very much so. Or rather there are regulars that don't want anything else. But as others have said, never do it without checking their semen looks healthy first. So never on a first booking. Hand job is the best way to do that. I agree that swallowing straight down is best.

Mirror · « **Reply #25 on:** 15 September 2023, 09:50:06 am »

Quote from: roseanna on 15 September 2023, 09:25:10 am

Very much so. Or rather there are regulars that don't want anything else. But as others have said, never do it without checking their semen looks healthy first. So never on a first booking. Hand job is the best way to do that. I agree that swallowing straight down is best.

How do you know semen is healthy from appearance, is semen appearance indicative of an STI?

roseanna · « **Reply #26 on:** 15 September 2023, 10:27:39 am »

Quote from: Mirror on 15 September 2023, 09:50:06 am

How do you know semen is healthy from appearance, is semen appearance indicative of an STI?

It's definitely not a screen for STI's - no way. But if it looks lumpy or watery or discoloured in any way I want to keep clear. Healthy semen in my eyes looks smooth and creamy with usually white-ish streaks in it. Sometimes it has an almost jelly like consistency, and that's okay. Bear in mind that it is different fluids that are mixed at the last moment as the man ejaculates. If you leave it a few minutes it sort of melts and turns clearer. The colours to be wary of are yellow or even slightly green, and of course any sign of blood at all is a no no. When you have seen plenty of it from different men you get to know what is healthy and what is not or unusual. Also be wary of unusual smells. Normally it has a slight odour a bit like fresh bread which I quite like.

Mirror · « **Reply #27 on:** 15 September 2023, 11:55:09 am »

Quote from: roseanna on 15 September 2023, 10:27:39 am

It's definitely not a screen for STI's - no way. But if it looks lumpy or watery or discoloured in any way I want to keep clear. Healthy semen in my eyes looks smooth and creamy with usually white-ish streaks in it. Sometimes it has an almost jelly like consistency, and that's okay. Bear in mind that it is different fluids that are mixed at the last moment as the man ejaculates. If you leave it a few minutes it sort of melts and turns clearer. The colours to be wary of are yellow or even slightly green, and of course any sign of blood at all is a no no. When you have seen plenty of it from different men you get to know what is healthy and what is not or unusual. Also be wary of unusual smells. Normally it has a slight odour a bit like fresh bread which I quite like.

I've seen plenty and I have found it varies from man to man, I have no idea if appearance of semen is related to sexual health but I will ask on my next GUM clinic visit.

Blood often sign of prostate issues, seen this in personal life - an added benefit of using condoms for all intercourse meant my OH could see the faint pink tinge then later coffee grain like dried blood. Straight to GP plenty of investigations thankfully not cancer only age related enlarged prostate. I've seen blood in a punter's condom only twice, one said he knew about it (

), the other went straight to his GP.

roseanna · « **Reply #28 on:** 16 September 2023, 08:38:36 am »

Quote from: Mirror on 15 September 2023, 11:55:09 am

I've seen plenty and I have found it varies from man to man

Well you did ask! I was just outlining what I notice particularly, for general info.

Of course there is a fair bit of variation. In the same man too it can vary a lot. I think how it looks is often a reflection of overall health.

Mirian · « **Reply #29 on:** 19 September 2023, 11:51:09 am »

I have been doing OWO for 10 years, I have never contracted any illness from it.

If I decide to do it this way, it's because the taste of latex really disgusts me and the plastic of the condom means I can't go as deep as I would like.

I have never done CIM.

It is a personal decision and as they say, nothing is 100% certain.

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