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a couple of questions about playing safe - 5/30/2016 9:30:51 AM

rubberloverhk

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hi sorry although I am not very young, I really lack some experience and knowledge because we were not educated about that

1. could I get STD if I give oral sex to woman. (I lick hers)
2. could I get STD or any health risks if I lick her ass hole
3. swallowing juicy of a woman or sperm of another man any STD or other health risks

Thanks

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RE: a couple of questions about playing safe - 5/30/2016 9:51:58 AM

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1. Yes
2. Yes
3. Yes

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RE: a couple of questions about playing safe - 5/30/2016 10:36:48 AM

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Yes, to all.

Add to that, HPV contracted orally can cause throat and mouth cancer.

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RE: a couple of questions about playing safe - 5/30/2016 2:24:55 PM

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Does anyone remember when Bill Clinton said that oral sex wasn't sex ?

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RE: a couple of questions about playing safe - 5/30/2016 2:35:10 PM

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Hi all a few more questions

1. I mostly only hear about getting STD with unsafe vaginal or anal sex. How likely would I get STDs or other diseases by doing all those three suggested ?
Very likely? Likely? Normal? Unlikely? Very Unlikely?

2. Any safety or precautions that I could do before I do that?

Thanks

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RE: a couple of questions about playing safe - 5/30/2016 3:06:22 PM

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1) It depends on many factors so it's not a simple answer

2) ask for and provide STD screening results, use a condom and use an oral dam

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RE: a couple of questions about playing safe - 5/30/2016 5:01:41 PM

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some like the herpes that has over 100 different strains can be transmitted by skin to skin contact being clean and making sure the toys played with are clean helps. any mucus membrane can easily be a conduit for transmission. for oral on a woman a dental dam is useful they make extra large and thin ones just for oral play. condoms on a male for oral play. be aware and know the risks never ba afraid to ask a play partner about their status of stds and other communicable things.

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RE: a couple of questions about playing safe - 5/31/2016 7:42:04 AM

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Great advice, I did never hear about oral / dental dam before. Great one

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RE: a couple of questions about playing safe - 8/27/2016 10:06:05 PM

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STD's are very common. It is a must to get screened regularly as well as inquire about the status of your play partners. All the advice given is 100% correct. Don't be so impatient to have a sexual experience as to not have a STD history talk with a partner. Also don't wait until you are both hot from foreplay. The STD talk should never happen while naked and just prior to a sex act. Be honest and become informed. There are great resources for prevention and facts. Always play safe. Some STD's can remain dormant for years giving an illusion that you or a partner are clean.

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