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Q: Licking vagina and health
asked by: vdyaram on June 30th, 2009
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Does licking or eating vagina will affect health
Please let me know
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deteragram
replied on June 30th, 2009
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It does not affect your health as long as the woman is healthy. If she has a sexually transmitted disease or sexually transmitted infection, you could catch it. Otherwise, there are no bad effects from performing oral sex on a woman.
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bo21
replied on July 3rd, 2009
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I have mixed feeling lately abuot performing oral on women these days; as much as I love it, but I reads on this forum all the time from women conplaining about discharging. They says that it's not a infection or nothing like that, but it so heavy that it runs down their legs! I rather not put that in my mouth. Why so manny women has these type running off when they don't have an infection?
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deteragram
replied on July 3rd, 2009
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Hi, bo21.
I think you need to keep in mind that this is a health website, so the people are posting about a specific health problem they are experiencing AT THE MOMENT, not at all times. It's a fact of nature: women get infections and discharge. But that does not mean that they have them all the time.
You have to assume that any woman you are with would have to decency and common sense to tell you if it is not a good time to perform oral sex on her. Plus, if you are having a foreplay before becoming more intimate- as you should- your nose and hands will tell you whether or not you should perform oral sex. If she has an unpleasant odor or strange discharge, don't do it.
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bo21
replied on July 3rd, 2009
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Thanks deteragram,
What you just posted makes a lot of sense!
Please be reminded that some women will not tell you that they are having discharges. As you said; we should be able to tell if things are not right down there. Again, thanks
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deteragram
replied on July 3rd, 2009
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You're welcome, bo21.
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Jazzy77
replied on July 3rd, 2009
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also bo21 there is a thing called a dental dam. it's like condom material that you can put between your mouth and her vagina to protect you and her as well.

if you use the dental dam, it keeps your saliva from coming in contact with her vagina and it keeps her vaginal secretions from coming in contact with your mouth.

you still get to turn her on and stimulate her with your tongue through the dental dam, so maybe this is a good option for you if you are concerned.

also, if you are doing this regularly with more than one partner, I would highly suggest a dental dam or some form of barrier to protect yourself, and PARTICULARLY the women you are having oral sex with. if you are doing this regularly, with several partners, you are more likely to spread disease than anyone.

jasmine
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bo21
replied on July 3rd, 2009
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Thanks jasmine,
I am not, at the present" doing it with more than two women, but I will very much like to know more about this dental dam, where can I buy it, or do I need a prescription to get it? will you please PM me and share more information on this device? I am not comfortable when I'm performing oral sex on any woman, just like to be careful!!
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Jazzy77
replied on July 3rd, 2009
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hi bo21...you don't need a prescription. it's like buying condoms. in fact, you can buy these at most places where condoms are sold, or if you prefer to order, you can do a quick google search on where to order dental dam and you'll find lots of places.

best wishes,
jasmine
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Nealoren
replied on July 4th, 2009
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i am 25 yr lady, i am using Lovegra is it good for me or not?
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Jazzy77
replied on July 4th, 2009
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i don't know what lovegra is, but a dental dam is a great way to have someone go down on you and avoid spreading disease from you to him or him to you.

jasmine
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Nealoren
replied on July 5th, 2009
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hi,
thanks for above tips.
i have another question. my friend doing masterbate regularly and he tell me that now he can not ejaculate.and after doing masterbate he become very fatique.so kind help him what he wants do?
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bot_kill
replied on September 3rd, 2009
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help !
what happen if i lick her period blood ?
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