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Swallowing semen, is it safe?

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kal stevens - 10 Dec 2006 10:03 GMT
I have been told by several people that this is pretty safe, as long as
you either spit it out or swallow immediately.  How well founded is
that information?

I was wondering because I know that a mother can transfer HIV to a baby
through breastfeeding.

That seems like pretty much the same thing in terms of HIV risk
(Actually I would assume that breast milk would have less viral load
than Semen).

So is swallowing ok in all instances?  Even if you just ate? or haven't
eaten recently?

Thanks

Kal
GMCarter - 10 Dec 2006 13:20 GMT
>I have been told by several people that this is pretty safe, as long as
>you either spit it out or swallow immediately.  How well founded is
>that information?

It is perfectly safe if there are no infections. It is a possible way
to become infected with diseases like syphilis (but then any open sore
on the genitals may facilitate that).

For HIV, the risk is much lower overall but it depends on a variety of
issues. The viral load in the ejaculate. The condition of the
recipients mouth (sores, infections, presence of alcohol, bleeding
gums may all enhance risk).

In short--probably better to avoid ejaculation with a partner who has
or may be HIV+ if you are HIV-negative.

        George M. Carter
Life - 16 Dec 2006 21:15 GMT
>>I have been told by several people that this is pretty safe, as long as
>>you either spit it out or swallow immediately.  How well founded is
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> to become infected with diseases like syphilis (but then any open sore
> on the genitals may facilitate that).

Good luck finding ANY faggot with "no infections".

> For HIV, the risk is much lower overall but it depends on a variety of
> issues. The viral load in the ejaculate. The condition of the
> recipients mouth (sores, infections, presence of alcohol, bleeding
> gums may all enhance risk).

Doubtful - if sword-swallowers got HIV that easily, there would
be no faggots to infest this newsgroup or anywhere else.

> In short--probably better to avoid ejaculation with a partner who has
> or may be HIV+ if you are HIV-negative.

Naw - swallowing ain't nearly as hot as taking that hot load up
your hungry a.s...

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