Cim

[Curvaceous Kate]

Recently there was a thread about girls that used to offer CIM and then stopping and they had a right go about how they must be doing it to have a laugh and they are not respecting the clients blah blah blah. Why should they just decide to stop this service blah blah blah.

Now I'm getting on a bit and at the time I didn't have a clear memory of why I stopped doing this other than deciding it was something I didn't want to do any more.

I'm sat here thinking about my past and the things that have happened and a clear vision popped in my head of a man who came (thankfully into a condom) and the condom was full of red spunk! It was like a horror movie. I'm looking at this guy thinking he must be dying or something and he looks at me and says...' Damn I'm sorry. I had an operation a month ago and I thought it would be okay by now '.

I then spoke to a friend of mine and told her what had happened and bless her she had a similar experience only with her she had done CIM and it was a real horror scene.

When you have experienced something like that it is enough to put you off for life.

Also... you never know how it is going to come out. Like many, many guys I have met don't drink enough fluid, which makes the cum thick. it's not nice. Then others may have gone days without cumming before seeing you because they want that 'big release' and they don't tell you this, so when it does come out it comes out in gallons and you could literally drown in the stuff.

What you guys forget is that it's not just you! You might think that what you produce is acceptable. Not too thick and not too thin, not too little and not too much, or you may not have even thought about that at all. The point is that at some point in her career, she would have come across something that made her feel she didn't want to do it any more. It's too unpredictable, or a bad experience like the blood. Never assume that an Escort stops doing a service to spoil your day. It is far more likely that a client has done something to spoil her day and that is why it has stopped.

The risks we take are measured against how we feel, what we enjoy and what we deem to be safe healthwise. If we kept doing things that we no longer enjoyed for whatever reason, then the job would no longer be right for us and then we become the 'victim' of sex work. Is that what any client really wants?