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my girlfriend and I are having a open sexual relation. many time she gives me oral sex and she like to swallow the semen. we have been together 6 years already. what are the consequences for her of swallowing the semen. is it dangerous, is it ok. I would like to know this apart from the HIV factor.
this is not dangerous at all just make sure she does not swallow to much because it could cause stomach problems.That would have to be a lot though.
Sam, thanks for your answer, we have actually been searching for "decent" form of information in the past but we felt not confortable on the answers. Now we found this site and we decided to go for it.
From semen itself? If she is not allergic to it, it's just protien. Cannibalism if you consider it is protien from a human being but other than a few jokes in that regard it should not be too much of a problem. Why are you only worrying about this after six years though?
as anticipated in my question, we have been living together for the last 6 years, and I know there are NO Others on both sides. So far she did not suffer from any gonorrhea or syphilis nor herpes. I was just wondering if it wuld cause her any stomac upset on the long run, or any other detail we should know. Thaks for your reply
Spit or swallow no differance. Oral sex is a risk of STD's if you are having sexual relations with others and you are at risk if she is.
As for oral sex and HIV, I have been advised by a very trusted person in the HIV community that oral sex and HIV is really no risk at all. But gonorrhea, syphilis and herpes are.
As for oral sex and HIV, I have been advised by a very trusted person in the HIV community that oral sex and HIV is really no risk at all. But gonorrhea, syphilis and herpes are.
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