I miss the days of not worrying about COVID. I have been a good boy and avoided the hobby for a while, but I am dying to schedule something but worrying about the risks associated with the potential exposure. I enjoy a session with all the things that make the hobby fun and am curious about how others are mitigating the risk. It’s a question for both provider and hobbiest.
To do or not to do?
You can hear debate after debate. You can read the ads, listen to someone convince you that it’s going to be alright.
You do it and you are fine and no one gets sick, great. You do it and you get sick or someone you care about gets sick or worse, it’ll be on you the rest of your days.
In the end it’s all up to you. Good luck.
COVID is not going away for at least 12-18 months. We still do not know how effective a vaccine rollout would be, or how long a complete rollout would take. There is a possibility that COVID never goes away and there will always be a chance to get the disease. If you can wait that long, go for it! Otherwise... wear a mask. Try to meet people who are low-volume/take precautions. A lot of people are taking this seriously. Its certainly not an easy thing to do during COVID, but... there are options.
Unfortunately it's hard to tell for sure until you've met with someone in person, sometimes more than once. I mean, everyone "says" they're being careful these days. And some providers practices change over time as well. Same with hobbyists.Originally Posted by austintx512
Providers who are frequently reviewed and tour/travel should raise an eyebrow as far as potential volume goes. Nobody drives hours away to another city just to fuck one guy per day.
I agree this ailment is here to stay. The exposure is the risk - no way to know the hobbiest or providers history etc. It’s all a risk and difficult to mitigate, short of wearing a mask and avoiding touch as much as possible which makes the visit NO FUN. LOL. It sucks and I’m gathering you’re either all in or out?
Sanitize everything, no kissing, wear gloves, don't face each other, minimize contact etc etc. You will still be near each other and not 6 feet apart. Like everyone else has stated, do your research and weigh your personal risk factor. In the end it is up to you.
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