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Golden Showers @ AMP's

Miko at Prestige Chinese massage Morley will accommodate. Monday Wednesday and Thursday or other days by appt
 
Helsinkifin said:
I'm sure they would piss on you for the right price.....not sure why someone would want that but each to their own.
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I am still trying to figure out why it is not classed as a "Natural Service" here on this forum?
Can't mention or name providers that offer kissing, DATY, "you are silly"
But, it is perfectly ok to discuss and promote providers that offer Golden Showers :confused:
 
Mark_50 said:
I am still trying to figure out why it is not classed as a "Natural Service" here on this forum?
Can't mention or name providers that offer kissing, DATY, "you are silly"
But, it is perfectly ok to discuss and promote providers that offer Golden Showers :confused:
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I think it's fair enough; 'natural services' involve direct injection, whereas Golden shower is pretty much external ! ?
 
haha .. there's always a justification for something we want .. LOL

as it happens I don't particularly want a golden shower ..
but I have experienced squirting as we were coupled/coupling/copulating .. and Yes, it was rather a pleasant feeling at the time
 
Mark_50 said:
I am still trying to figure out why it is not classed as a "Natural Service" here on this forum?
Can't mention or name providers that offer kissing, DATY, "you are silly"
But, it is perfectly ok to discuss and promote providers that offer Golden Showers :confused:
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Urine is actually sterile...(generally, though can contain micro organisms such as bacteria)...virus's such as hepatitis or HIV are blood borne or in bodily fluids but not in urine. Viral infection is the big worry.....thats why safe sex needs to be provided and promoted.....I'm not into golden showers but for those that are , I would call it low risk of any transmission occuring and if so likely to be bacterial and therefore easily treated.
 
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Helsinkifin said:
Urine is actually sterile...(generally, though can contain micro organisms such as bacteria)...
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Kinda understand what you are saying, but in a way it seems contradictory - Virus's bad to share, Bacterial infections good to share?
Not having a go at you personally and I do appreciate you reply, it is something that I have never been involved with and I would be guessing that it would be pretty bloody hard to piss on someone while using a condom or dental dam

Now I was always lead to believe that urine was sterile and it was common for someone to joke about peeing on a cut to "clean" it or peeing in shared showers to stop/cure Athlete Foot and of course if you are stranded without water then you can drink your pee
But it would seem that in todays thinking it is not Sterile? It would also seem that peeing on cuts is not recommended! However if you are stranded and thinking about drinking anyone's pee whether it be yours or someone else's, then I would imagine catching anything would be the least of your problems
One would also think that urine is more than sterile water filtered by the body or peeing in a cup for any testing purposes would be totally pointless
So since there is always a risk of passing on something during exchanges of any bodily fluid, then personally I see no difference?
I wasn't aware that "Safe Sex" was only related to some risks but others risks were perfectly ok
Who gets to draw that line saying that this is an acceptable risk and that risk is totally unacceptable?
 
Mark_50 said:
Kinda understand what you are saying, but in a way it seems contradictory - Virus's bad to share, Bacterial infections good to share?
Not having a go at you personally and I do appreciate you reply, it is something that I have never been involved with and I would be guessing that it would be pretty bloody hard to piss on someone while using a condom or dental dam

Now I was always lead to believe that urine was sterile and it was common for someone to joke about peeing on a cut to "clean" it or peeing in shared showers to stop/cure Athlete Foot and of course if you are stranded without water then you can drink your pee
But it would seem that in todays thinking it is not Sterile? It would also seem that peeing on cuts is not recommended! However if you are stranded and thinking about drinking anyone's pee whether it be yours or someone else's, then I would imagine catching anything would be the least of your problems
One would also think that urine is more than sterile water filtered by the body or peeing in a cup for any testing purposes would be totally pointless
So since there is always a risk of passing on something during exchanges of any bodily fluid, then personally I see no difference?
I wasn't aware that "Safe Sex" was only related to some risks but others risks were perfectly ok
Who gets to draw that line saying that this is an acceptable risk and that risk is totally unacceptable?
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Sorry Mark but in health care the concept of risk is very much a topic and a concept.........and I didn't say bacterial infection was a good thing to share.
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Also the idea of urinating on cuts etc is based not on the sterility of the urine, but the uric acid that is in urine could aid in the killing of possible bacteria in the wound.
 
Mark_50 said:
So since there is always a risk of passing on something during exchanges of any bodily fluid, then personally I see no difference?
I wasn't aware that "Safe Sex" was only related to some risks but others risks were perfectly ok
Who gets to draw that line saying that this is an acceptable risk and that risk is totally unacceptable?
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WHAT SAFE SEX IS AIMED AT
Safe sex is designed to reduce the risk of contracting sexually transmitted diseases such as chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis. These are communicated in semen, vaginal secretions and blood.

WHY URINE ISN'T INCLUDED
Those diseases are not communicated by other bodily fluids such as urine and tears. Also sweat—so, for example, discussing sex without a full-body condom is not a breach of safe-sex guidelines.

SAFE SEX DOESN'T ATTEMPT TO COVER ALL RISKS
Yes, you can get some diseases (like the common cold) simply by being in close contact with someone. But that doesn't come under the heading of safe sex, because it doesn't involve a disease primarily transmitted by sex.

There is a risk that sometimes a person's urine might contain blood. But it's the blood not the urine that poses a risk in those cases. They might also have a scratch or cut on their back for that matter.

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Mark_50 said:
Kinda understand what you are saying, but in a way it seems contradictory - Virus's bad to share, Bacterial infections good to share?
Not having a go at you personally and I do appreciate you reply, it is something that I have never been involved with and I would be guessing that it would be pretty bloody hard to piss on someone while using a condom or dental dam

Now I was always lead to believe that urine was sterile and it was common for someone to joke about peeing on a cut to "clean" it or peeing in shared showers to stop/cure Athlete Foot and of course if you are stranded without water then you can drink your pee
But it would seem that in todays thinking it is not Sterile? It would also seem that peeing on cuts is not recommended! However if you are stranded and thinking about drinking anyone's pee whether it be yours or someone else's, then I would imagine catching anything would be the least of your problems
One would also think that urine is more than sterile water filtered by the body or peeing in a cup for any testing purposes would be totally pointless
So since there is always a risk of passing on something during exchanges of any bodily fluid, then personally I see no difference?
I wasn't aware that "Safe Sex" was only related to some risks but others risks were perfectly ok
Who gets to draw that line saying that this is an acceptable risk and that risk is totally unacceptable?
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Ultimately it's up to you to decide the level of risk you are willing accept. We live in a free country and health care professionals can only give advice.

If you can't accept or comprehend that some activities will carry a higher level of risk as well as consequence, then you could just stay home and play with yourself.
 
Yes its done at an AMP, a girl.told me she massages a man, then gives a Golden Shower and she sits on his face and pisses in his mouth. Apparantly he gets off.
 
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