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Safety Precautions in a Multi-Couple Orgy/Swining Session.
Hi again,
Once again, I would like to thank all health professionals here for contributing so much over the same types of questions countless times. As for today, I would like to bring up about HIV prevention and safety precautions to be taken in a multi-couple orgy/swinging session as me and my friends are currently organising one. Here goes; we have got 7 straight couples, 7 men and 7 women and during the session there will be countless sequence of switching partners in protected fellatio, cunnilingus and penile-vaginal intercourse. I will need all the advice I can get. My questions:
- Each time switching partners for a fellatio or Vaginal Intercourse, is there a need for all guys to change into a new condom while the worn condom is still intact?
- And each time after a vaginal intercourse, will the vaginal fluid at the outer tip of the condom be infectious enough to spread HIV and other STDs to the next female partner if left unchange?
- Will plenty of water lube applied to the vaginas reduce condom breakage? As the guys come with different penis sizes.
- Any difference in using ultra-thin condom from ultra-thick condoms?
- What other safety precautions we have to practice apart from the above?
Really appreciate all the advice provided. I am posting here in advance to take all safety precautions in HIV and other STDs prevention.
Tonivii
Once again, I would like to thank all health professionals here for contributing so much over the same types of questions countless times. As for today, I would like to bring up about HIV prevention and safety precautions to be taken in a multi-couple orgy/swinging session as me and my friends are currently organising one. Here goes; we have got 7 straight couples, 7 men and 7 women and during the session there will be countless sequence of switching partners in protected fellatio, cunnilingus and penile-vaginal intercourse. I will need all the advice I can get. My questions:
- Each time switching partners for a fellatio or Vaginal Intercourse, is there a need for all guys to change into a new condom while the worn condom is still intact?
- And each time after a vaginal intercourse, will the vaginal fluid at the outer tip of the condom be infectious enough to spread HIV and other STDs to the next female partner if left unchange?
- Will plenty of water lube applied to the vaginas reduce condom breakage? As the guys come with different penis sizes.
- Any difference in using ultra-thin condom from ultra-thick condoms?
- What other safety precautions we have to practice apart from the above?
Really appreciate all the advice provided. I am posting here in advance to take all safety precautions in HIV and other STDs prevention.
Tonivii
1. Yes
2. Yes
3. The guys should be wearing the right size condom that suits their penis size
4. No
2. Yes
3. The guys should be wearing the right size condom that suits their penis size
4. No
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