How do you get an STI?

Having sex without a condom can put you at risk for an STI or unwanted pregnancy. Some sexual acts are described below with explanations and risk:

Getting jerked off or fingered:

• safe for HIV and STI as long as you don't touch your own genitals afterwards if you haven't washed your hands first. If there is semen, blood or pre-cum on the finger that goes inside you, then HIV and STI are transmitted. Those STIs can originate from the throat, pecker or anus and be transmitted via fingers are transmitted. If you finger someone, you yourself are not at risk of contracting HIV. However, you can catch an STI through your finger. transfer from his anus to your own vagina, dick or anus if you don't wash it in between.

Blowjob and pussy: 

• In an oral sex contact where no semen or (menstrual) blood has entered the mouth, the chance of becoming infected with the HIV virus is very small. However, you can contract other STIs this way. accrue. The risk of other STIs as chlamydia, gonorrhea, hepatitis B, syphilis cannot be excluded immediately after sex contact. The testing should always take into account the window phase of the STI, and this one is for all STI different again. It is unfortunately impossible to be certain about the risk of contracting genital herpes or genital warts after an oral sex contact unless you develop symptoms in the form of painful blisters and warts after some time. If you have given someone a blowjob or a blowjob and semen or (menstrual) blood has entered your mouth, there is a risk of contracting herpes genitalis. HIV. If you, as a man, have sex with men (MSM), then when you have such contact, you are more at risk than men who have sex only with women. This is because in the group of men who have sex there are more people who are HIV infected.

Butt licking (rimming): 

• Risk of hepatitis A/B and other STIs

Sharing sex toys: 

• A sex toy that has been in contact with the mucous membranes of a sex partner's vagina or anus and is inserted into your own vagina or anus shortly thereafter can be an STI transfer. You can share a toy safely by putting a condom on it or cleaning it before the other person can use it.

Friction contact:

• without the penis going into the vagina or anus. If the penis rubs against the vagina or anus without a condom, it can pose a risk of STI Giving. The risk of HIV you get when your sperm comes in contact with blood.

Unprotected penetration (fucking):

• Pecker enters vagina or anus without a condom. This puts you at risk for HIV and STIs.

 

An STI So you can get it through unprotected contact between 2 or more people. An STI may be in:

• Semen
• Precum
• Blood
• Vaginal fluid
• Mucous membranes
• Pubic Hair 
• Skin

If you have had unprotected sex contact with another person or mucosal contact has taken place, then an STI can be transmitted.
 

Even without penetration risk of an STI

As you can see penetrative sex (fucking) is not necessary for transmitting STIs, with a rubbing contact of mucous membrane to mucous membrane without the protection of a condom you run already at risk.

A number of STIs can also be transmitted through blood. These include HIV, hepatitis B and hepatitis C. You can also contract these as a result of an unhygienically applied tattoo or piercing. Or if you use someone else's needles, syringes or other attributes for drug use.

 

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