Herpes HSV 1 can be transmitted by kissing, sharing toothbrushes, using an unclean glass and eating utensils or sharing another person’s glass or eating utensils. Many Courtesans no longer kiss because of the chance of acquiring herpes from a client. DFK or deep French kissing is not approved by Sheri’s Ranch management. In addition, many Courtesans no longer kiss as a preventative measure to protect against hepatitis and tuberculosis too.
Herpes HSV 2 can only be spread by unprotected sex. Condoms and dental dams are mandatory at Sheri’s Ranch and protects against STDs entering the body, so the chance of a client transmitting the disease to a Courtesan or vice versa is nearly non-existent. It’s a good practice to avoid rubbing your eyes during sex before washing your hands. It is recommended to shower immediately after sex with a good anti-bacterial soap and use mouthwash too. I use Hibiclens surgical scrub or Dial anti-bacterial body wash and Listerine mouthwash.
HPV (human papillomavirus) oncogenic strain infections are transmitted through unprotected oral, vaginal or anal sex; however, condoms and dental dams are required at Sheri’s Ranch. This is the serious HPV strain that can cause cancer more than 20 years after infection, but it is virtually eliminated by the use of condoms and dental dams. A woman may be tested through a pap smear, but there is no test available for a man. It is recommended that all young people be inoculated with the HPV three injection series vaccine for about $500 as a preventative measure.
There has never been a reported or documented case of STD transmission in a Legal Nevada Brothel! LPIN Courtesans are STD tested weekly, so they are extremely secure. This is about as close as possible to avoiding any type of STD, and it’s much safer than having sexual relations with promiscuous Ladies encountered anywhere else. The only alternative involving less risk would be living in a plastic bubble, and not having intimate contact with any other human being.
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