TEASERS: FAST FACTS

MouthAction means using your mouth and tongue to stimulate your partner’s genital or anal area, providing sexual pleasure.
Different people like to give and receive MouthAction in different ways, so take time to explore what your partner enjoys.
There is very low risk of HIV infection from MouthAction (unless one of you has genital/mouth sores or bleeding gums).
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) such as herpes, gonorrhoea and syphilis can be passed on through MouthAction.
Using a condom or a dental dam will help protect you from STIs.
Do not have MouthAction if either of you has sores in or around your mouth, vagina, penis or anus, or if the person giving MouthAction has bleeding gums. These could be a sign of infection and put you at higher risk of passing on STIs including HIV.

'Going down', 'giving head', 'blow jobs' … there are many different names for MouthAction. But what is MouthAction? And does it come with any risks?
Whether you are thinking about having MouthAction for the first time or just want some more information – read on for tips on how to have MouthAction safely and pleasurably, and answers to some of the most common questions.

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