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drrionelli (m)
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Sure, Ninjabyte! As I note in the post, oral sex can, indeed, transfer disease. The environment of the mouth is warm and moist, remember. So are the vagina and the urethral opening in the privates. If there are small cuts, abrasions, sores, etc., these provide a more direct passageway to the bloodstream (for some, it's as simple as brushing the teeth a bit vigorously). Any bacteria or virus present in the genitalia then has a better chance of entering the bloodstream. And, with digital stimulation, consider that not everybody is as particular about clean hands as they should be.
STDs can manifest themselves in the mouth, the throat and other places as well. That's why with oral activities (especially when the history of the partner is unknown or suspect) merit using dental dams and/or condoms. Latex gloves or finger cots make digital stimulation less risky.
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