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By northviking1992
My wife isn't into oral in general, she'd rather use her hand or feet. Would her not performing oral or no wanting oral on herself an issue for getting into the LS community?
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By funstuff
Hey guys,
We're new to this whole swinging thing and haven't gotten started yet. The one thing that really bugs me is safety! Obviously condoms for intercourse are a given.
I read an article the other day about how rampant mouth/throat cancer has become because of HPV transmitted through oral sex.
Oral sex with condoms is just about worse than no oral sex at all!
Don't know what to do... how do you all handle safety?!
Thanks!
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By jlj119
I see that the majority of the posters insist on the use of condoms when they play, which is only prudent given the scary things out there.
What I haven't seen addressed is whether the use of condoms is commonplace while giving oral sex on both the male or female side. I've read about something called a dental dam (I believe that's what it was called) to provide some measure of protection while going down on a woman (my favorite pastime :facelick:). But in general, are condoms reserved for only penetration. What is the accepted etiquette as far as a male coming during oral sex?
Inquiring minds want to know. Thanks, gang.
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By chicago_couple
Being paranoid, we've done some research into STDs and the chance of catching something during swinging. It seems that about 70% of people have oral Herpes Simplex Virus Type 1 (HSV-1). Oral HSV-1 can be passed to others as either oral or genital herpes. People are most contagious during a visible outbreak, but are also contagious at other times through asymptomatic viral shedding. Our questions are:
1) If you have oral herpes, do you tell your potential playmates?
2) If you tell people, is it just during an outbreak or all the time?
3) If you don't have herpes, what precautions do you take to prevent catching it orally or genitally?
4) Do you think people with oral herpes are obligated to tell potential playmates?
Even though 70% of people have oral HSV-1, we've never heard it mentioned at a swing club.
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