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Sure, worry about this if you're in Africa or you're a homosexual.
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damn! just when I've learned to swallow. ;)
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dont know how you guys can wear condoms... blows my mind. or maybe im spoiled because my gf has the inject stick in her arm and i can raw dog and come inside... or used to...
now i put a condom on. and i dont feel NOTHING with my dick. ZERO pleasure. with blow jbs and ****ing a girl.. i prefer hand job from girls without condom than having sex or blow job with condom.
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[QUOTE=Dylanb845;1556152171]dont know how you guys can wear condoms... blows my mind. or maybe im spoiled because my gf has the inject stick in her arm and i can raw dog and come inside... or used to...
now i put a condom on. and i dont feel NOTHING with my dick. ZERO pleasure. with blow jbs and ****ing a girl.. i prefer hand job from girls without condom than having sex or blow job with condom.[/QUOTE]
have never had a bj wearing a condom. can't imagine what it would be like. certainly not a turn on. then again, either is an STD :)
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Seems possible. Two years ago I went on vacation with a young Asian girl who unfortunately was on her period so she just did lots and lots of head. A few days later I felt a real sharp pain when peeing and overall itching -- maybe an inch or so in there -- so I went to the doctor and they did some tests; somehow I had gotten it.
They give you some antibiotics and if you take them religiously for ten days or so, it goes away. But honestly it really hurt. As far as I can tell it was just from her mouth/throat because we didn't do anything other than that.
The doctor was surprised but she said the results are the results so we have to fix it. Easy enough, given the right pills, but a bit of a scare.
[QUOTE=pogue;1511519201]There's a New Antibiotic Resistant Strain of Gonorrhea That We Should All Be Aware About & Concerned About. It is untreatable with even the most potent antibiotics drug companies have available to them. What's most surprising about this is that it's primarily being spread [b]via oral sex[/b]. It is spreading from Asia across the world, so be aware of it. Below is a write up I did about it on my Twitter, which apparently no one reads, so I wanted to make sure word got out about it. The write up has links on how to prevent it and some places where you can get cheap blood tests to make sure you or your partner don't have it.
If you have any questions, please feel free to post them below. I'll subscribe to this thread to make sure I don't miss any questions. This is an article I wrote about it in bitbin (a site similar to pastebin):
Emergence of multi-drug resistant Neisseria gonorrhoeae - Threat of global rise in untreatable sexually transmitted infections[/url][/QUOTE]
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I know I shouldn't, but ima still do it....
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[QUOTE=Thebunz;1513545211]I guess I'll just have to settle for rim jobs as an interim.[/QUOTE]
The only issue here is that even if they don't have a sexually transmittable disease, they can have parasites. Most Americans do, but the parasites are contained in the gut by your immune system surrounding the gut in high numbers. They entered as a single spore or worm, almost harmless. But if you get a bunch at once from giving an unclean rim job, some can boar through your throat lining where there are not as many immune cells. They then make tunnels on heart tissue and the brain and cause problems diagnosed as something else. Once that happens, your best bet is to keep your immune system strong so those works stay in their cysts.
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Horrible! I like oral sex really.
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I don`t think it`s possible, it seems like a fake
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Why is a fake female bumping this thread?
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Unfortunately yes. The possibility of infection exists with any type of oral sex. Despite the relatively small possibility of such infection, the risk remains. In addition, its nature is still not fully understood. Statistics show that oral sex is less dangerous than vaginal or anal sex.
If a girl is infected, then the disease can also enter your body through the blood cells from her mouth. The virus has a chance to enter your bloodstream through a hole in the end of your penis or, more likely, through microscopic scratches and skin lesions.
If a guy makes a girl cunnilingus, it should be borne in mind that the vaginal fluid can also contain a virus.
So, the risk of transmission by oral sex increases if either partner has sores, scrapes, or cuts in the mouth or throat; if too much vaginal fluid gets into your partner's mouth, or if your partner has another sexually transmitted disease.
The risk of infection, as mentioned above, is relatively low. However, one should be aware of the consequences of such a risk. It remains only to give an example from world practice. A significant proportion (40-60%) of high-paid female escort services in the UK do not use condoms when giving blowjobs, but they must use contraception during intercourse. No outbreaks of disease have been identified.
Among other things, one should not forget about the risk of contracting other sexually transmitted diseases; it's not just
- What is the best way to protect yourself from this kind of disease through oral sex?
- The most effective way to protect yourself is to have one permanent partner. Unfortunately, many do not find such a relationship in any way convenient or interesting. Another option is to use latex or polyurethane as a barrier between partners. In other words, one should not forget about condoms and "dental dams" - latex flaps designed for oral sex with a woman. The flap is applied to the vagina and thereby protects against contact with vaginal secretions.
Workers of male escort services use one simple trick: before starting to caress a girl, they take a printed condom with a pleasant taste in their mouth. Thus, the girl's mood does not spoil, and the necessary protection is provided.
The most common diseases transmitted through oral sex are Herpes, Gonorrhea and HIV. Less common are papillomavirus infection, Hepatitis B, Syphilis, Chlamydia, and Chancroid. The risk of infection is relatively low. The question is, do you want to take this risk?
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[QUOTE=tombakerim;1619508171]Unfortunately yes. The possibility of infection exists with any type of oral sex. Despite the relatively small possibility of such infection, the risk remains. In addition, its nature is still not fully understood. Statistics show that oral sex is less dangerous than vaginal or anal sex.
If a girl is infected, then the disease can also enter your body through the blood cells from her mouth. The virus has a chance to enter your bloodstream through a hole in the end of your penis or, more likely, through microscopic scratches and skin lesions.
If a guy makes a girl cunnilingus, it should be borne in mind that the vaginal fluid can also contain a virus.
So, the risk of transmission by oral sex increases if either partner has sores, scrapes, or cuts in the mouth or throat; if too much vaginal fluid gets into your partner's mouth, or if your partner has another sexually transmitted disease.
The risk of infection, as mentioned above, is relatively low. However, one should be aware of the consequences of such a risk. It remains only to give an example from world practice. A significant proportion (40-60%) of high-paid female escort services in the UK do not use condoms when giving blowjobs, but they must use contraception during intercourse. No outbreaks of disease have been identified.
Among other things, one should not forget about the risk of contracting other sexually transmitted diseases; it's not just
- What is the best way to protect yourself from this kind of disease through oral sex?
- The most effective way to protect yourself is to have one permanent partner. Unfortunately, many do not find such a relationship in any way convenient or interesting. Another option is to use latex or polyurethane as a barrier between partners. In other words, one should not forget about condoms and "dental dams" - latex flaps designed for oral sex with a woman. The flap is applied to the vagina and thereby protects against contact with vaginal secretions.
Workers of male escort services use one simple trick: before starting to caress a girl, they take a printed condom with a pleasant taste in their mouth. Thus, the girl's mood does not spoil, and the necessary protection is provided.
The most common diseases transmitted through oral sex are Herpes, Gonorrhea and HIV. Less common are papillomavirus infection, Hepatitis B, Syphilis, Chlamydia, and Chancroid. The risk of infection is relatively low. The question is, do you want to take this risk?[/QUOTE]
to the point,I wanted to comment on the post from 2017, but you have already done it grammatically and concisely
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thank you pogue for this one final contribution
