Aswad
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This used to be an interest of mine, way back when...
If this person lives with you, then your intestinal flora is almost certainly identical to his.
Most of the microorganisms that are found in the solid stool of a healthy adult are little cause for concern between healthy, fluid bonded partners or people who have lived together for a time. Avoid fecal contact with open wounds or damaged skin. Avoid the eyes and ears. Don't get solid or liquid matter into the nose. If it is ingested, don't brush before doing it, and if you're going to brush after, use a mouth rinse because brushing causes small cuts and abrasions to the gums. Avoid stools that are not solid. Stay well hydrated. Keep an eye out for anything that might indicate a complication. Stomach upset and/or diahrrea of brief duration is to be expected the first time around, but should rapidly diminish in intensity. Avoid activities when either one has impaired health status of any kind. Drink yoghurt with a probiotic flora in it, both of you. If you're on any medications, find out if they affect the stool.
You're pretty adamant that consumption won't be involved. That's probably the activity of least concern.
In my experience, most of the advice you will get regarding feces will be slanted according to how people feel about feces in general. In short, a knee jerk reaction, rather than well researched- or even well thought out- advice. There's lots of faux common sense going around, and little awareness of the resillience of the human digestive system, or the symbiosis with intestinal microorganisms that allows us to digest such a wide range of foods. Bear in mind that, in fact, our bodies contain a higher mass of bacteria and fungi than actual human cells, and that's not just in the intestine. That should make it obvious that the common sense is more common- I dare say pedestrian- than sensible as far as this topic is concerned.
Exposure to other parts of the body is the main concern with feces. Consuming it is comparatively harmless.
The penis and the vagina are both sensitive to it. Urinary tract infections are going to occur with sufficient exposure to fecal matter. Broken or damaged skin is sensitive to it. Inflammation will occur, and possibly cellulitis, which can grow into a real problem. Hair sacs are a hassle to deal with, so just avoid non-glabrous skin. The nose is sensitive to the stool itself, but not the odor. Colonization can easily occur with stool contact. The ears are essentially the same. The eyes are generally sensitive, and not just to feces, but odor contact isn't likely to pose a problem, as the tear fluid rinses the surface quite effectively. The lips are sensitive if cracked or when the skin is thinner than usual. Regular use of lip balm and cleaning the lips after exposure should avoid problems. The mouth is fairly insensitive, with gingivitis or foul breath as the most likely problem. Both are easily treated or prevented by using an ordinary mouthwash agent during routine brushing or after contact. Nail beds are sensitive, particularly if the cuticles are compromised, but basic hygiene should be adequate. Did I miss anything?
Whatever you do, don't involve any disinfectants and the like in your play, except in the form of mouthwash and alcohol wipes without additives and perfumes. Disinfectants drive the resistance curve of unrelated microorganisms and tend to do little good when dealing with the native flora of our bodies. The wipes are meant for accidental exposure, primarily the skin. They will dry out the skin, so attention to routine skin care is a good idea. Never apply wipes to the eyes, the ears or sensitive skin (drying and cracking of sensitive skin can cause inflammation).
As for play advice not involving consumption, he will probably enjoy licking the opening and the area around it.
You'll probably either enjoy it, or find it intensely uncomfortable, depending on your frame of mind, the sensitivity of your skin to touch, and the texture of his tongue. If he has "atlas tongue," don't do it if you're a health freak; google or wikipedia will provide pictures if you're not sure or don't know what atlas tongue means. You'll want him to use a mouthwash before he gets near your intimate parts after that activity. Brushing, however, is more of a mental floss thing than anything else. If more than the tongue gets in contact with the opening or the area immediately around it, then you'll likely want him to wash his face. Alcohol wipes aren't necessary, but may be good mental floss.
Penetration with the tongue is, again, likely to be either enjoyable or intensely uncomfortable, depending on the same factors. Attention to not moving on to the vagina without proper hygiene is more critical in this case, but it is otherwise much the same thing. For most who try licking the exterior and like it, this is a natural progression that doesn't raise the mental hackles too much.
Personally, while the interest in scat is gone, I do still find it rather hot to use a slave for "toilet paper."
That's a humiliation/objectification thing, however; no idea if the thought works for you.
Others will prolly have other suggestions.
Health,
al-Aswad.
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