Okay, ive heard gay men get hiv more
lickely because of anal sex, but what im
wondering is the cause of hiv, im not
really sure but my question is, if 2
people are clean no hiv or any kind of std
can anal sex give you an std even if both
people are std free?
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x0x011
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Posted: 08-01-05 17:48pm
No, it doesnt just come out of nowhere,
and create itself.
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Tylanas
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Posted: 08-28-05 20:41pm
I hate my computer. I had a huge post
about this, and then it logged me out,
thus.. Not posting it. Oh well, i'll
write it out all over again :)
hiv (human immunodeficency virus) is the
virus that causes aids (auto
immunodeficency syndrom). Hiv is an std
(sexually transmitted disease). Some
other common std's are herpes and
syphillus.
Std's are spready by sexual contact of one
infected partner with another partner,
when the sexual fluids of one partner
(like semen, precum, vaginal fluids and
sometimes blood) come in contact with the
bloodstream of the other partner, through
cuts in the anus, vagina, rare lacerations
on the penis or testicles, or through the
foreskin. Also, the skin of the anus and
vagina is extremely absorbent on it's own,
so a cut might not even be necessary.
It is true that it is much harder for a
woman to give an std to a man through
vaginal or anal sex. In the same way, it
is hard for the partner receiving anal sex
to give an std to his/her partner.
Hiv is spread like any other std. Here's
how it can happen in relation to anal sex.
The skin inside of the anus is very
delicate, and it rips easily, which is a
direct path to the person's bloodstream.
If the man giving anal sex orgasms inside
of his partner (male or female) and the
anus has rips, then the semen (which
contains some of the std) can come into
direct contact with the bloodstream, thus
transmitting the std. Plus, the anus is
extremely absorbent, so even if there
aren't rips, the disease may still be
transmited.
Condoms are the only safe way to protect
against std's. They keep the male's semen
from coming in contact with the vagina or
the anus, and they prevent vaginal fluids
or blood from the vagina or anus from
coming in contact with his penis. There
is also protection for lesbians called a
dental dam, but that's not relevant to
this discussion of anal sex.
Plus, condoms are effective at preventing
pregnancy, though with anal sex, the
likelyhood of a male impregnating a female
is very small.
I hope this has been informative!
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lexi12391
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 22 Sep 2005 Posts: 2 Location: California
Anal Sex Posted: 09-22-05 19:10pm
I like having a big strong footall type
boy rockin' me. It hurts, but it is worth
it!
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lightfoot
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 05 Sep 2006 Posts: 1
Re: ? About Anal Sex Posted: 09-05-06 19:58pm
missshortie
wrote:
okay, ive heard gay men get
hiv more lickely because of anal sex, but
what im wondering is the cause of hiv, im
not really sure but my question is, if 2
people are clean no hiv or any kind of std
can anal sex give you an std even if both
people are std
free?
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