Female ejaculation toxic to STD's?

[bluerose1965]

The "vaginal fluid" exposure doesn't mean much.  Female "ejaculation" is a squirt of urine, not vaginal fluid -- and urine rarely if ever transmits STDs.  (In fact, urine is toxic to STD bacteria and viruses.)

Saw this as part of a response and wonder if you could elaborate.

I am female and just found out I am positive for HSV2. Does this mean that if I ejaculate during intercourse that the ejaculate would prevent the possibility of me transmitting HSV2 to my partner?

Also, if ejaculate is urine than why can I empty my bladder before sex, ejaculate many times in copious amounts and still have a full bladder immediately after sex? And why does the ejaculate have no taste?

[Life360_Dave]

Hi, HSV is contracted but skin contact and needs some rubbing and grinding to force the virus into the nerve.

[gracefromHHP]

it's the sex act itself that is the risk, not fluids.  herpes is present on the skin when the virus is active and the heat and friction of sexual contact is how it is transmitted.  Herpes can be present in body fluids but just contact with the fluids isn't a big risk.