Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below I was wondering (I'll do my own research as well) if any of you trusted bros could answer a question for me. If two people were having oral sex (woman giving to man) but no orgasm occured, then condom/sex/etc (protected)... What are the odds/chances that the man could get an STD or contract HIV? Obviously, it is the exchange of bodily fluids, but if no actual fluid was exchanged, what about that possiblity of saliva, that might have entered the man? Thanks very much for any and all responses.
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FireFire1 said:
Very, very small. Alan Chiras.
alanchiras said:
It is STILL possible though...
ANY sexual contact runs a risk. I should know I have now had 4 STD's in the past 18 months
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Raffaz said:
Surprisingly no, not really...
I have no real zest for life right now
, so sex is THE most joyous thing I have...(I just keep fucking the wrong girls, and picking up various things from them )FireFire1 said:
The *myth* and I DO use the term *myth* that oral sex is SAFE has been WAY overstated.
First, NEITHER person should have brushed teeth for at least FOUR hours before engaging in oral sex. Brushing teeth does a few things for the person giving or receiving oral sex > it recedes the gum tissue a bit which equals OPEN WOUND (primary entrance for HIV infection), gums BLEED, (primary carrier of HIV > blood) , fluids can enter the urethra (your p*ss hole and on inward & upward).
Now lets forget about HIV.
Syphilis, herpes, gonorrhea and a few others are ALL transmittable via oral sex.
Sorry to be a bummer but the best advice is KNOW YOUR PARTNER or use a latex barrier.
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