Responsibilities & Awareness
ShareI'm really not sure how to go about writing this but here goes something....
As an escort, I get up close and right into your personal space, I spend significant time getting to know you and what you like, I get to know your body and all its individual uniqueness that makes up you. I also have spent a lot of time around men's appendage and as much as they are unique to the individual, they are also very much the same
This is where it becomes a touchy but very real yet delicate responsibility of mine. The majority of the population are aware that should one notice any difference or changes of the skin surface, that one should seek medical advice for melanoma or skin cancers, but what of the more delicate regions. I find it of upmost importance for men to be aware of their own bodies, and the same for women, to regularly check for anything that doesn't feel right or is different from what it used to be like. It could be as simple as the skin on the scrotum is a lot tighter in a particular area or a little beanbag bead-sized lump hiding behind the testes. I feel like I would be irresponsible to not make mention of it if it were something I noticed, which can make for an awkward conversation if we'd only just met.. "Hi I'm Natalie, by the way did I felt an odd lump when I licked your balls" but so many men are not aware of having a set of balls until the soldier at the front of the troop is standing hard up at attention ready to shoot his way out of a wet pussy, and on the same hand knowing what freckles or other skin markings look like and mentioning it if over time I notice any changes.
Not being a qualified medical practitioner means I can't give medical advice but I can make experienced recommendations. As much as some days it would be nice to just be that slut on her back with legs spread, I have an educated and experienced awareness and my consciousness won't let me ignore if there is something worth mentioning.
This is one of the responsibilities I'm not fond of, but I have none the less, and if anything, I hope this brings awareness to you to just go check your best mate for anything different. It only takes 5 minutes and can be done in the car while waiting for the lights to change or in the bathroom at work. It takes less time than drinking a coffee and potentially can save a lot of distress if you notice something early, and if in doubt, see a GP or even your local pharmacy if they have a nurses clinic (I think most of the major chemists offer free nurse appointments)
For anyone unsure about how to check, please see the links below and I do offer free appointments for anyone wanting to learn how to check themselves. This is a very real yet not so common topic that needs awareness and should be discussed.
https://au.movember.com/story/found-a-lump-on-my-testicle-what-do-i-do?gad_source=1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhojaxF7Rc0
Please note that this blog is completely unrelated to me role playing Nurse Natalie
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