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Hi.

Ok this may sound like the most silly question ever. I was kissing and my lip started to bleed the person I was kissing swollowed some of my blood will any thing happen? Or is this ok?

Thanks.

St :d

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PattyV

replied July 5th, 2004

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Bleeding Lip

Not a silly question.The only silly question is the one you don't ask.Let's assume you are both in good health(no history of hiv,hepatitis or any bloodborne diseases)if so,there should not be anything to worry about.Next time,tell your partner to slow down and savor the experience!

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