I know I should, but I don’t. Never feels the same. I ask the girl not to go too deep or scratch with her teeth, and I rinse after. Probably dumb, but it’s hard to turn down a sloppy BJ without a barrier. Risk vs pleasure, and I usually let pleasure win.

With random street freelancers? Always. With bar girls I trust, usually not. It depends on the vibe. If she looks off or the place feels sketchy, I wrap it. Had one scare already, not doing that again.

Honestly? No — and I know that’s a risk. Most guys don’t. The chance of catching something from oral is lower than with full sex, but it’s not zero. I usually look at her mouth, check for cuts, and go with my gut. But yeah, it’s still a gamble.

I didn’t use to, but after a scare with gonorrhea of the throat, I switched. Now it’s flavored condoms for casual BJs. If it’s a trusted regular, I sometimes go bare—but that’s rare.

Most guys don’t—but that doesn’t mean it’s smart. STDs like herpes, syphilis, and even HIV (rarely) can pass through oral. I now let the girl start bare and slip on a condom before climax.

The most common STDs among sex workers in Thailand are chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, and herpes — with occasional cases of HIV. Oral sex without protection is where most guys slip up, thinking it’s low risk — but many of these STDs transmit through oral contact. Gonorrhea of the throat is real, and you won’t even know you have it until symptoms kick in. Condoms work for intercourse, but bring mouthwash and avoid kissing if you see sores or signs of illness. Testing is cheap in Bangkok, so get tested every few months if you’re active.

No, because the overall risk from a BBBJ is small. Happy ending massages in Thailand are as much part of the culture as tuk-tuks and mango sticky rice. Just make sure you pick a legit place — small storefronts with glowing signs and smiley girls out front are usually a safe bet. Avoid run-down joints that look like they haven’t seen a mop in years. Also, clarify what’s on offer before getting naked — communication is everything. As long as you're polite, these sessions are low-risk, stress-relieving, and often unforgettable.

Only when it’s mandatory at certain venues, like some high-end massage places or escort services. But 99% of the time, no one uses condoms for blowjobs in Thailand — it’s just not the norm. Most girls don’t offer covered BJs unless specifically asked, and even then, they’ll often try to talk you out of it. It’s a risk, sure, but most guys make peace with it and go uncovered. Just be smart — if she looks sick, acts sketchy, or works in a high-traffic spot, maybe rethink it.

That’s one of those questions every guy eventually asks in Thailand. The reality is, most punters don’t bother with condoms for blowjobs in Pattaya, Bangkok, or Phuket. On Soi 6, Walking Street, or Nana Plaza, the standard short-time routine is bareback oral—it’s almost expected. The girls know it, the customers know it.

But just because it’s common doesn’t mean it’s risk-free. You can still catch STIs like gonorrhea, herpes, or even syphilis through oral. The chances are lower than full penetration without protection, but the risk isn’t zero. I’ve had girls in Phuket massage parlors straight up offer “covered BJ” if I asked, but it kills the mood for most guys, and they’ll often roll their eyes if you request it.

My personal take: I never skip condoms for sex, but for oral it depends on the situation and how much I trust the girl. In Bangkok’s higher-end escort scene, hygiene tends to be better, while in Pattaya’s street scene, you’re rolling dice. If you want 100% safety, wrap up every time. If you go natural, at least know the risks you’re taking.

Thailand gives you choice, but it doesn’t remove the consequences.

That’s the question nobody wants to admit they think about — but everyone should. When it comes to blowjobs in Thailand, most guys don’t use condoms. Walk into any BJ bar in Bangkok or a short-time room on Soi 6 in Pattaya, and you’ll see that reality fast. It’s part fantasy, part risk, and every guy has to decide where he draws the line.

Thai girls, especially bar girls or freelancers, will usually ask what you prefer. Some will happily go bare because it earns them better tips or repeat customers. Others — especially high-end escorts or erotic massage girls — might insist on condoms for oral sex if they’ve had bad experiences or just want to play safe. It really depends on the venue, the girl, and your chemistry.

Here’s the thing though: a lot of tourists think “oh, a blowjob isn’t real sex, so no risk.” That’s a mistake. You can catch things through unprotected oral sex — especially in places where health checks aren’t always consistent. Even in BJ bars in Thailand, girls work with multiple clients a day. Some use mouthwash between sessions, but that’s more for smell than safety.

Personally, I go with my gut. If it’s a random hookup from a Pattaya beer bar, I’ll stay cautious — cover up, enjoy the moment, but don’t gamble. If it’s someone I’ve seen multiple times, like a regular Bangkok escort or a favorite massage girl I trust, then I might relax a bit more. Still, hygiene matters more than bravado.

Bare or covered, the truth is simple: if you’re having sex in Thailand, play smart. Pleasure fades; consequences stick. A condom might not taste great, but neither does regret.