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Also yes condoms are a must
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No STI is the more common phrase now and it encompasses more infections.
it won't be a problem if they are each others first or if the seme knows that he doesn't have any STIs
Not exactly true, especially in a homosexual relationship where of the two places that the peen can go to neither is really well equipped to put even the slightest defense (Vaginal flora although it cannot protect 100% against infections/diseases, is still a pretty hardy thing...) And you also have evolution on your side where tab P goes into slot V thing.
which is why if you want to fellate, it is better to protect yourself with dental dams. Men is less likely to be vaccinated against HPV, which transmit via oral sex. Most HPV campaigns are targeted at women and depending on what blood test you get, they might forget to include HPV.
Alsoooo... speaking of flora and bacteria, your mouth is home to untold bacterias even after gallons of listrine and pounds of toothpaste. A graze or a tear teeth vs peen can not only cause discomfort but who knows why. plus if you have tooth cavities etc...
and if you want to anal, it is better to wear condom, unless you are really2 sure that your colon cleaning regimen is top notch (of course a lottle bit of poop can happen even after cleaning, but not cleaning is worse). In addition, rectal wall is not built the same way as vaginal wall (and not just in terms of flora and mucosa) in that if your lover's dick has percings or even ultra raised veins or whatever, they can tear the rectal wall too (condoms help smoothen rough edges).
And other things. While barebacking is fine, it is wise to use condoms even if you're monogamous, and with zero chance of getting pregnant from the butt.
http://www.advocate.com/sexy-beast/2016/5/25/17-tips-happier-healthier-bottoming
http://www.soc.ucsb.edu/sexinfo/article/barriers-during-oral-sex-wise-choice
... where is it more common? This is the first time i saw it.
Sexually transmitted infections (also known as STIs, or STDs for ‘sexually transmitted diseases,’ or VD for ‘venereal diseases’) are infections that are commonly/have a high probability of being spread from person to person through sexual contact.The term STI is broader and more encompassing because some infections are curable and may not cause any symptoms. If the infection results in altering the typical function of the body, it is then called a disease. So that’s why you may hear people say STIs – it’s technically more accurate and also reminds people that there are often no symptoms so it’s important to get tested.
Citation: University of Maryland Health and Wellness
Well STI's or STD's are transmitted when one or both partners in a couple have unprotected sex with multiple partners. So if the couple in this manga was in the real world then they would be safe for unprotected sex (assuming they are each others first). However protection is always the safest since the back door still has a lot of bacteria and nothing grantees your partners loyalty...
Thank you!!
STD and STI both essentially stand for the same thing. There may be a tiny difference between them as STI is more preferred in the health world, but many people use them interchangeably.
Where you live also influences which one you potentially use because in the place where I live, we were taught using the term STD, hence we us it more frequently used over STI.
No condom next time??? Bitch tf do you want a STI??? This is why we need health class people lmao