How dangerous (health wise) is it to become a toilet slave?
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Pee is pretty safe (though not 100%--it's a bit safer than saliva, let's say, but you can still get hepatitis or even a cold from drinking someone else's urine). Shit is definitely bad news--long list of possible complications. Ever heard of e. coli? It's on that list, along with a dozen others.
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It is highly dependent on who the toilet is feeding from. If they are feeding from somebody with hepatitis or an active e-coli infection, then yes they will become sick. However, if they are feeding from a healthy person, in moderation, they should be able to maintain just as good a health as if they weren't. Obviously, it would make sense to get hepatitis A and B vaccinations before you start to consume. No doubt nearly every slave will become ill when they are learning how to feed. But this is more due to mental and short-term physical factors that don't have long term negative effects (disgusting smell, nausea, etc.). However, I have had several short term and long term toilets, and have yet to have any complain of any negative health effects. I am open to train most toilets with true desire for consumption...
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Why? Why would anyone want to be a "toilet" slave?
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as a new toilet you may get sick for the first couple of times you feed from your misstress but you will soon learn to swallow and keep it down as puking up shit actually tastes worse than when you originally swallow it and pretty soon you will learn to like and crave her feces as part of your daily diet
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