STI / STD from oral sex

[NSEW1]

Serious question for bi-sexual cuckolds who perform oral sex on men: how do you avoid risks of catching disease from sucking a guy? And same for the wife who sleeps with him.

Do you insist on condoms?
Do you ask for him to get tested and show the proof?
Do you just take your chances?
Or do you do something else to minimize risk?

Medical resources say there is no safe thing to do except to use protection or get tested frequently. Your thoughts?

Thank you.

[submissivedanny]

That's really a tough one. Protection is the safest way. Being tested is only on the day of the test because the man could pick up something the day after the test. If he's married then he might be safe but again you never know. My wife has been fucking the same person for years now and he doesn't see anyone else. They are in love so they only fuck each other and he knows if he gets horny he can come over and fuck my wife anytime he wants.

[jamesbuldge123]

get on prep if worried

[ez456]

What are the stis that a man can get from giving oral sex...say a clean up, out of interest

[NSEW1]

PReP protects against some but not every STD.

[NSEW1]

What are the stis that a man can get from giving oral sex...say a clean up, out of interest

I think a lot of possible STDs. Herpes, gonorrhea, chlamydia, HPV, warts, syphilis, etc.

Not a pleasant thought but probably best to stick with condoms if in doubt.

[subguy80]

PReP protects against some but not every STD.

PRep does NOT protect against any SDIs. It is a prophylactic against HIV. If you are concerned about HIV, then look into it. You must take a tablet every day and NOT skip any doses. It's a big commitment, but if used correctly, it is a game-changer for HIV infection.

New studies show that taking two tablets of doxycycline within 72 hours of sexual contact (ideally 24 hours) DOES have a significant impact on preventing SDI's. So, doxycycline rather than PRep is the drug to investigate if your concern is an SDI. It is much easier to get than PRep and dramatically cheaper. Your doctor should prescribe it without asking too many questions.

[NSEW1]

PReP protects against some but not every STD.

PRep does NOT protect against any SDIs. It is a prophylactic against HIV. If you are concerned about HIV, then look into it. You must take a tablet every day and NOT skip any doses. It's a big commitment, but if used correctly, it is a game-changer for HIV infection.

New studies show that taking two tablets of doxycycline within 72 hours of sexual contact (ideally 24 hours) DOES have a significant impact on preventing SDI's. So, doxycycline rather than PRep is the drug to investigate if your concern is an SDI. It is much easier to get than PRep and dramatically cheaper. Your doctor should prescribe it without asking too many questions.

Thank you for sharing this!