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[Topic ID] 118 [Post ID] 788 [Date & Time] 2005-11-08 18:50:27 [Post Text] 
I'm not an expert but I think this question should not remain unanswered. I never considered oral safe and to my knowledge it is not. That is if you define safer sex as safe with respect to STDs. The interesting part is why people sometimes consider oral sex safe. A lot of people are more afraid of pregnancies than they are of diseases. (How stupid? Most people theoretically could manage to feed a child if "it happens".) I think that explain a lot. And then, there is kind of a hierachy (like holding hands - kissing - touching - getting undressed - "sexual something" - "actual sex") where "actual sex" mostly means intercourse and "something" could be oral. When it comes to actual sex we are taught to play it safe. However, unless we are having "real sex" we are trying to be more relaxed, merely having a good time, no need to worry about anything, no time to worry....
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