Improvisational Theater and "love" with providers
To my way of thinking, the very best and safest way (balancing interests that include opposite tensions) to be in love with a provider is to be involved with one who knows, as you do, that it's a play. You are both characters in a void which is also a stage.
You are both players. You are ready for the dropped line that provides an entry point, the unexpected pun that forces a melodramatic reaction, the kind of passion projection that can be heard in the back of the house.
Not only is she the kind of girl who would go down on you in a theater. That's the only place she'll do it.
This is wonderful fun. And the orgasms and feelings can be quite real. You can even say "I love you."
But it's exactly like the kinds of "I love yous" that actors share with one another. When the show is over, nobody lingers. They go on to the next stage, the next film, the next improv. They would have it no other way.