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Oral Question
So I know we have 100 questions on oral sex a day on here it seems, so lets cut to the chase on this question. How high of a risk is it for the male/female....male/male, whatever the partner of choosing is for unprotected oral WITH ejaculation since it seems that people always claim there was no ejaculation.
How is there no difference, in reality or at least theory wouldn't there be more exposure to the virus (if the person has HIV) than there would be w/o ejaculation regardless of the prohibiting enzymes in the mouth?
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