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The hookers in Amsterdam and the Netherlands are not required to get an STD check. Trust me on that. And I have had sex with prostitutes in Germany, Denmark, Netherlands, Belgium, and Austria, Czech Republic. And I have always used a condom. And you know what? No STD. Not once. And none of the girls are made to take and STD test. Except for in Austria, I think? Austria was expensive. Actually now I remember in Austria the hookers are requiered to take an HIV test every month. When you have sex with a prostitute you have to use your head. Look at her and look closely. Talk with her somewhat to get to know her-that'll help for a lower price-and you'll know what type of girl you are having sex with. Remember that the majority of girls are like you. They don't want to get a disease. If a girl offers bareback bj's don't take it. I remember in Germany that was always a problem. The hookers said they didn't like the taste of latex in their mouths. AAnd if she is offering you bareback sex don't take it it means she probably has something nasty.
But what I'm trying to say is that yes it should be legal and condoms should be readily available. The condoms will prevent the majority of the disease transmission. Like roughly 99.97% of the time the condom will protect you from viral and bacteria disease. But everynow and then a bacteria might sneak in. And you'll get something that can be easily treated with antibiotics.
And the first time I had sex with a "normal" girl I ended up getting chlamydia.
So really this stigma that hookers are invested with disease is a lie. Maybe streetwalkers yes, but turn it into something like that of where its legal. And stds won't be so common.
I wasn't meaning to imply that std's was a serious outbreak among prostitutes. However the risk is still higher than normal.