what is the procedure for safe sexual?
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not to have any is the safety, but if you are going to have sex condoms, birth control pills,
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What do you mean? Oral? Always use protection! Just be safe
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Yes, absolutely. You have to take precautions for any sexual contact. The only sure-fire prevention is abstinence, of course. But condoms and dental dams also help.\n\nStay safe!
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Of course it's OK. Everything is OK as long as all participants have the pleasure and do it on free will - and they are old enough to take sexual decisions (see the law of your area).\n\nWhy worry about any kind of weird moral?\n\nBut, of course, be responsible and use preservatives or - if it's a regular partner - reliable birth control.
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by having unprotected sex
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Unprotected Oral Sex is unsafe.For Example in case of HIV,Oral sex is supposed to be a Low Risk Activity,but pls note there is still a Risk.The risk increases in case one has Bleeding Gums,Ulsers/Boils in the Mouth.\nHaving said this,if u dont want to get any STD the best way is to practice Abstinance from Sex until Marriage.After Marriage,be faithful to your uninfected life partner.This is a sure way to keep HIV away.\nABC's of safe sex are:\nA: Abstinance\nB:Being faithful to 1 uninfected partner.\nC:Correct and consistent use of condoms reduces the chances\nof STD's.\nStay Safe.
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What you need to know:\nUnless your health care provider advises you otherwise, sex during pregnancy is safe for you and the baby. The baby is protected by the amniotic fluid in the womb and by your abdomen.\n\nSome women with high-risk pregnancies are advised to avoid intercourse during pregnancy. Your health care provider will tell you if you have a high-risk pregnancy.\n\nWhat you can do:\nIf you are concerned, ask your health care provider if it’s okay to have sex.\n\nTalk to your partner about each of your needs and concerns in an open and loving way. If you work together, you can probably figure out how to put a smile on each other’s face.\n\nPositions that work before pregnancy and early in pregnancy can be uncomfortable or even unsafe at later stages of the baby’s development. For example, a woman should avoid lying flat on her back after the fourth month of pregnancy, because the weight of the growing uterus puts pressure on major blood vessels. Fortunately, there are alternatives to the traditional missionary position, such as lying sideways or having the woman on top.\n\nWhen It's Not Safe\n\nIf you engage in oral sex, your partner should not blow air into your vagina. Blowing air can cause an air embolism (a blockage of a blood vessel by an air bubble), which can be potentially fatal for mother and child.
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DON'T MESS UP MY BODY'S SYSTEM\nJUST WEAR GOOD PROTECTION LIKE TAMPONS AND/OR PADS
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the safest sex is sex by yourself..you have no worries there.
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Hey stef hold on, there is more time for you don't rush!As the other girls i will agree that condom is safe but before you do something go to the gynecologist.
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Registered Nurse here; I must agree with you, however this is not the laws on sexually transmitted disease that governor our state.  Now keep in mind, HIV/AIDS, is a death sentence, however the law is on the side of the individual with the disease.  Trust is a wonderful thing, but in this day and age, I believe casual sex is not a healthy choice.  For many people do lie about there sexually history, especially if it involves an STD.  The only thing to make sure is you and your potential partner get tested prior to taking that step.  Hopefully if your both willing to get tested, it's not a one night stand and your relationship has potential.  If you don't heed this advice, make sure condoms are used.  Will not prevent STD's, but decreases your chances of contacting one.  Thanks for the opportunity to address this question.
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Here's an answer from a 56 yo born and raised Catholic woman. \n\nFirst off, contraception and STDs are two entirely different issues. One is about population/procreation; the other is about prevention of disease. And yet they too often get linked together.\n\nIn order to prevent pregnancy, the best, safest way is to avoid having intercourse. Period. End of statement. Fooling around with something that is designed to produce offspring is playing with fire. No artificial barrier (condom) is gonna prevent that if it is meant to be. And human error certainly figures in on that!  Ask anyone who knows someone who "accidentally" got pregnant!  \n\nAs far as STD/HIV, the incidence of that grows with multiple partners. And the sad fact is that it may not show up for years. One indiscriminate encounter with an infected person will probably haunt you the rest of your life. Thus I believe in monogamy although I did have multiple partners before I married. But we won't go into that in this answer. \n\nPutting yourself at risk is foolish. Why not just stand before a firing squad? Or get run over by a car? Or expose yourself to some deadly virus that kills on contact?  Obviously we want self-preservation. So they came up with condoms, gels, etc. Because human nature is such that we take risks, and these risks can be deadly. \n\nAnd then there are the social issues of the disease or the pregnancy. People seem to think that playing with fire and creating life or contracting a deadly disease is all part of the human condition. Well, I guess my God has given me ways to avoid being in situations that may be harmful to me. So I don't take risks that could harm the life He gave me. \n\nHope this helps.
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First. go out to the nearest bar. Second, get drunk as quick as you can. Third, either pick up some attractive person or let them pick you up. Fourth, have wild, kinky sex with them all night (but use a condom, we don't want any weird diseases do we???) Fifth, repeat daily until you forget everything about everyone you ever cared for.
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its simple. if you're willing...Oral sex. doggy style or invite another partner
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Talk to a parent !!!!!  There might be sick or very dangerous people reading this.\n\nDon't talk about sex with strangers - ever !
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SAFETY first. Use condom always
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Realistically, You should MAKE him use a condom, bu if that denies him having sex with you, you should at least take steps to protect youself by using a femidom of some sort. Many are free from clinics, just  like condoms can be easily obtained. Alternatively, find someone else.\n\nIt is most definetly NOT SAFE