Fucking is a lot different from dentistry. Dentists wash and put on gloves to avoid the exchange of bacteria and germs on the surface of the skin surfaces in contact. But as boss Sammy has pointed out, transmission of STDs has nothing to do with bacteria on the surface of your dick. They are virus in the body fluids. When was the last time you had a spray that could disinfect body fluids ? If spraying disinfectant is such a simple cure, then STDs will be a thing of the past.
Putting your dick into a clean pussy is of course preferable, but from a hygiene point of view, not from a infection point of view. An unwashed uninfected pussy is safer than a clean infected one. In that case, which would you pick ?
As for the number of sex partners, again, Sammy has pointed out the obvious that anyone would be able to comprehend. It's a matter of common sense that the WLs fucks many many men. So even if you fuck one and only one WL, you are in effect still exposed to the risks from hundreds of men. Reducing the number of sex partners works only if they are non-commercial sex partners (ie, ONS or gfs ), not sex workers. But if she's a sex worker, all bets are off.
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Originally Posted by smartalex
I don't think spraying anything or using Listerine on your dick or the WL's mouth helps in avoiding STDs. In fact, it might do more harm than good, as it could potentially upset the mouth's natural defences.
>> You are misguided in your statements. Before the doctor or dentist starts a procedure on your body or your mouth, they have to wash their hands and put on their gloves. For the same reason, we have always been taught to wash our hands after we shit or pee before we eat. Brushing our teeth is standard for dental hygiene. All these are standard and proven practices. Why should fucking be any different? It is always better to put a clean dick into a clean pussy than dirty and sweaty ones.
Fucking the same WL also does not make a difference statistically. The risk that each WL carries depends on the number of guys she fucks. If each WL fucks roughly the same number of guys, and assuming they use condoms, then the risk for each WL is the same, regardless if its the same WL or a different WL. Put it another way : when you flip a coin, the chances of getting head or tail is the same whether you use the same coin, or a different coin.
>> Please show me some hyperlinks suggesting that reducing the number of sex partners has no bearing on your risk of contracting STDs. No doubt the risk of contracting STDs will always be there as long as sex is involved, be it with one or multiple partners. But to say there is no difference without any evidence is socially irresponsible.
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