A
female
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anonymous
writes:Is it possible to get STD's from giving oral to your partner who is a virgin and yourself a virgin?
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reader, anonymous, writes (5 January 2008): they could pass on certain stds if they have had intimate contact with an infected person ,even without sexual intercourse,open syhphillis sores,genital herpes,pubic lice can be transmited without intercourse through genital to genital contact,...so think about that one next time!!...even if you use condoms....condoms only offer protection from some stds,and they must be used properly,put on carefully and not to slip,.....stay safe!!find a clean partner....and take a good look down their trousers or briefs before any intimate contact,small dark specks in the pubic area,[especially if they have been itching!]may indicate pubic lice!the lice do their buisness down there!! red open sores,a chancre,warts,all indications of an std,so get them treatment,...and run for it fast!!!...protect yourself!!..be clean..be choosy..stay safe..stay healthy...be aware!!!
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female
reader, baby duck  + ♥, writes (7 December 2007):
 You can pass an STD through oral sex.
Are you saying that you are both virgins because you have not been penetrated vaginally or anally, and he is a virgin because he has not penetrated anyone vaginally or anally?
If either of you has had oral sex with an infected person before being with one another, then you both could be infected.
If you are exhibiting any kind of symptoms, do not debate your virginal status ... get to a doctor quickly to be diagnosed and treated, as appropriate.
Best wishes and be careful!
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female
reader, cd206 + ♥, writes (7 December 2007):
 Not from oral sex, but if you kiss someone with a cold sore and then give them oral sex you can develop herpes since they are caused by the same virus.
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reader, crawfy +, writes (7 December 2007):
 i believe so, because although it is rare, you can be born with it but if it hasn't affected your partner or yourlsevses in anyway then i shouldnt worry about it.
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