Question 1

i s oral sex ok?

Accepted Answer

Yes: ... Unless most other species of mammals are doing something profoundly wrong. Do remember the risk of some sexually transmitted diseases (famously syphilis and gonorrhea) is very high with oral sex. And you are crazy to have any kind of sex leading to ejaculation with a woman you do not know very well -- nowadays you may be tricked into becoming a father.

Question 2

is oral sex dangerous?

Accepted Answer

Some risk . . . : According to the centers for disease control & prevention, "in addition to hiv, other stds can be transmitted through oral sex with an infected partner. Examples of these stds include herpes, syphilis, gonorrhea, genital warts (hpv), intestinal parasites (amebiasis), and hepatitis a."  for infomation on safe sex, see: http://www.Cdc.Gov/hiv/resources/factsheets/oralsex.Htm.

Question 3

how to do effective oral sex?

Accepted Answer

Practice: With willing and accepting partners, mutual pleasure is the goal.  Both partners should be relaxed and communicate their feelings and needs.  With good communication, this can be a highly pleasurable form of sexual behavior.

Question 4

is saran wrap ok for oral sex?

Accepted Answer

No: Best use it for wrapping your tuna sandwich!

Question 5

what are the effects of oral sex ?

Accepted Answer

STDs but low risk: The only ill effects of unprotected oral sex are STDs. However, the STD risk is low -- not completely risk free, but safer than vaginal or anal sex. Still, if you have oral sex at your age, consider condoms; and have STD checkups from time to time. Also, keep condoms handy to prevent STDs and pregnancy. Once into oral sex, it's often very hard to avoid temptation for intercourse. Be prepared!

Question 6

can oral sex transmit any diseases?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Full range of stds, including syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia, herpes & hiv.

Question 7

is there any sid effect of oral sex?

Accepted Answer

Std: You can contract an std from oral sex.  Herpes, human papilloma virus, gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphillis, hepatitis b and HIV are some you can contract from oral sex.

Question 8

how to give oral sex without gaging?

Accepted Answer

OK...: Gagging is a reflex, which means you can't control it. It is your bodies way of keeping you from choking on something in your throat.

Sorry - probably not the answer you wanted.

Question 9

why am i embarrassed to give oral sex?

Accepted Answer

Lots of reasons: Many women do not like to give oral sex because they feel as though they are putting something that is not clean in their mouth. If you are truly embarrassed (and repulsed/turned off) then you were probably told at some point in your life that nice girls don't do that, and now you believe it, even though you can't remember being told that. A sex therapist can help, so can a supportive partner.

Question 10

what risks are associated with oral sex?

Accepted Answer

Transmission of STDs: Oral sex can transmit a variety of stds. Herpes 1 or 2, hep b & c, etc.

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