But I Like It Natural?

[AmandaO]

Vixen Blonde shares why “extra for natural” is a firm no: STI risks, consent myths, Australian stealthing laws and real cases involving sex workers.

But I Like It Natural?

Why “extra for natural” is a no: STI risks, consent myths, Australian stealthing laws and real cases involving sex workers.

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[Phoebe]

I have lived in Germany for years and know a few German escorts on a personal basis and if they were to say only do oral sex with condoms as the norm now they would have to leave the industry, same in Austria...

AS

For Perth WA look on the many sites with Asian escorts and for an extra 100-150 CIP is offered and discussed behind closed doors even at the places that say they only do sex with condoms, and as the cost of living starts to bite with the RBA hiking rates next Tuesday this will only get worse and I hate to say this its not only Asians doing this, Locanto is full of ads hinting at it, Lady puts all her extras on site even on E&B and open to discuss which means what we all know... A nice crisp green note and what condom...

Question and be honest? How many people had natural sex last night in Perth from Casual hookups ?? I don;t see in the MSM , STD breakouts happening here and or in Germany / Austria which is why every lady in both of those nations is doing oral without Condoms, IF they don't they will not get to go to any rooms with Clients and many depending on finances are offering a full service condom free ..

Sad but that is the truth... and alot on here know the places in Perth doing just that.... This place below 108 rooms which mean 108 ladies all competing for $$$$ and I know 1st hand many offering condomless sex even though legalization dictates otherwise... and all with the ability to set the price they wish to charge every client.... you could say ANYTHING goes and if Ladies are not your thing there are 18 rooms on the top floor all dedicated to Trans with all those doing just that too..

AND no I am not an advocate for this, I am a realist ...

 

[Shazaam]

I have lived in Germany for years and know a few German escorts on a personal basis and if they were to say only do oral sex with condoms as the norm now they would have to leave the industry, same in Austria...

AS

For Perth WA look on the many sites with Asian escorts and for an extra 100-150 CIP is offered and discussed behind closed doors even at the places that say they only do sex with condoms, and as the cost of living starts to bite with the RBA hiking rates next Tuesday this will only get worse and I hate to say this its not only Asians doing this, Locanto is full of ads hinting at it, Lady puts all her extras on site even on E&B and open to discuss which means what we all know... A nice crisp green note and what condom...

Question and be honest? How many people had natural sex last night in Perth from Casual hookups ?? I don;t see in the MSM , STD breakouts happening here and or in Germany / Austria which is why every lady in both of those nations is doing oral without Condoms, IF they don't they will not get to go to any rooms with Clients and many depending on finances are offering a full service condom free ..

Sad but that is the truth... and alot on here know the places in Perth doing just that....

Constant comparison with Australia and Europe relevant?

 

[baal6007]

All you can do is make people aware of the risks. Ultimately we are all adults with free will.

 

[Phoebe]

Constant comparison with Australia and Europe relevant?

That is all you can pull out of it........ well done....

All you can do is make people aware of the risks. Ultimately we are all adults with free will.

Risks...how many had natural sex last night in Perth.... I don't see too many STD outbreaks.. there have been more measles outbreaks and more died from covid vaccine and still dying than they are dying from STD's so hey... more die from smoking/booze/car accidents than std's than not condoms during sex... its all local fear which is so easy to drum up here...

Fear is highly effective in Australia due to a combination of historical isolation, intense media concentration, and a political culture that historically rewards risk-aversion and border security. Because Australia is a geographically isolated continent with a relatively small population, a distinct sense of vulnerability—often termed "the tyranny of distance"—has shaped the national psyche for generations.
The ease with which fear is generated can be broken down into four structural and cultural drivers:

1. High Media Concentration

• • Limited Diversity: Australia has one of the highest concentrations of media ownership in the democratic world.
  • Sensationalism: A small number of media outlets control the majority of print, television, and digital news, making it easy for unified, fear-driven narratives (such as crime waves or foreign threats) to dominate public discourse.
  • Echo Chambers: With fewer competing mainstream perspectives, sensationalized headlines can rapidly shape public perception without robust counter-narratives.

2. The "Fortress Australia" Mentality

• • Historical Isolation: Historically, Australia's position as a Western-aligned nation in the Asia-Pacific region created a deep-seated anxiety about regional instability and invasion.
  • Border Anxiety: This historical anxiety easily translates into modern fears regarding immigration, asylum seekers, and foreign interference.
  • The "Island" Psyche: The physical reality of being an island nation fosters a psychological desire to strictly control what and who crosses the border, making border-related fear campaigns highly potent.

3. Political Exploitation of Risk Aversion

• • Bi-Partisan Strategy: Both major political parties have historically used fear—whether of economic ruin, national security threats, or environmental disasters—as a proven tool to mobilize voters.
  • Risk-Averse Culture: Australian society generally values safety, order, and strong regulation (often dubbed the "nanny state" by critics). Political campaigns leverage this by framing policy changes as dangerous risks to the status quo.

4. Environmental Vulnerability

• • Climate Anxieties: Australia is uniquely exposed to extreme weather, including catastrophic bushfires, severe droughts, and floods.
  • Existential Fear: Because the threat of natural disasters is a tangible, recurring reality, Australians are highly primed to react to existential messaging regarding climate change, resource scarcity, and economic survival.