I think the bottom line is to respect ones boundaries. Like I don't mind kissing at all but I don't offer CIM or COF and I certainly won't swallow.

Also as someone who loves deep passionate kisses not everyone who wants to kiss me will. Eg. I don't like kissing an ashtray some smokers are clean smokers and I can do deep french kissing with them because they don't smell like ashtrays there hygiene is up to scratch. Some guys want to kiss but don't know how to kiss and are more like gob factories I can't eish no I really can't.

Though if I do find kissers who are yummy tasty clean kissers then well I have a habit of loosing myself in the sessions.

With that said not all clients want to kiss or suck on nipples we respect those boundaries so we would think that the punters would be respectful of our boundaries.

CIM COF COB is life

On 2024-06-17 11:35:38 shoeguy said:
CIM COF COB is life

For me it's money and shoes lol or Geldhof Chocolates and really good ice-cream

On 2024-06-17 11:48:22 Arhwen said:
On 2024-06-17 11:35:38 shoeguy said: CIM COF COB is life

For me it's money and shoes lol or Geldhof Chocolates and really good ice-cream

Mmmmm roomys. We must discuss shoes in the DM's. Can't share my number, don't wanna get banned by ESA

AS PER META AI ON WHATSAPP:

"French kissing, also known as tongue kissing or deep kissing, can pose some health risks, mainly related to the exchange of bodily fluids and close contact. Some potential risks include:

1. Transfer of bacteria, viruses, and parasites:
- Cold sores (herpes simplex virus)
- Flu (influenza)
- Mononucleosis (mono)
- Gum disease and cavities (through bacteria transfer)
2. STI transmission (although less common than through sexual intercourse):
- Herpes
- HPV (human papillomavirus)
- Syphilis
3. Allergic reactions or sensitivities:
- Lip or mouth allergies
- Asthma or respiratory issues (if kissing triggers allergies)

However, it's essential to note that the risks associated with French kissing can be minimized by:

1. Practicing good oral hygiene
2. Avoiding kissing if you or your partner have open sores or active infections
3. Using protection (dental dams or condoms) if you have concerns
4. Being aware of your partner's health status and STI history

Remember, communication and mutual respect are crucial in any intimate encounter. If you have concerns, discuss them with your partner or a healthcare professional."