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FUCKING AROUND AND STDs / Part 2
For both HIV positive and HIV negative men - sucking dick poses a real challenge for safety. Two options that seem to top the less risky charts are swallowing or spitting the cum out as soon as possible, or better yet - negotiate that your partner not cum in your mouth. Just avoid letting it sit in your mouth,
Some STD’s do not show symptoms or may have painless sores (syphilis), which are difficult to see in the throat, ass or dick - making exposure harder to prevent. Recent studies now suggest that getting an STD may also increase your chances of being exposed to HIV through the same behavior.
In simple biology, the connection is like this: HIV is attracted to white blood cells; your body produces these cells in response to fighting off an infection (ever notice the sticky puss at an infection site). Therefore, as you are exposed to the STD, you may also be in contact with white blood cells with high concentrations of HIV. Conversely, some STD’s can cause soreness, open sores and abrasions, which would make an easier way for HIV to gain access into your body.
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