The chance of becoming HIV-positive from wanking someone off is basically zero. In fact, it’s probably the safest form of sex you can have. But when it comes to the orgasm at the end, how risky is getting his man juice all over you?
HIV and cum: HIV will die
soon after it’s exposed to air so if you are into cum splatting all over your
face or body then the risk is low. Ask him to fire away; just make sure you
avoid getting cum in your eyes because it stings like hell.
Can I get other STIs from playing with cum?
Although HIV dies quickly after cum is exposed to air, other STIs,
including gonorrhoea, chlamydia, herpes
and hepatitis C can be in spunk and live longer. There is no exact timescale for how long HIV lives once it’s exposed to air.
and hepatitis C can be in spunk and live longer. There is no exact timescale for how long HIV lives once it’s exposed to air.
How risky is swallowing cum?
Although high volumes of HIV live in a positive guy’s cum, research
suggests that saliva has properties which will usually kill HIV. There have,
however, been some cases reported where men have become HIV-positive from oral
sex, so getting cum in your mouth and swallowing it isn’t entirely without
risk. You can also get other infections from swallowing cum, including
gonorrhoea, chlamydia and syphilis.
Very good advice! Though I was active all through the early days of HIV somehow I did not get it! Many of my friends did!
ReplyDeletemy heart goes out to the many gay men that lost their lives to HIV
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