Going down on girls?

[mad_lion]

How long do you guys know a girl before you go down on her? Just asking, because I hear of guys going down on girls on like the second day they know each other, but isn't that a easy way to get herpes? lol...

[krytek]

I guess it depends on your comfort level.
Personally I would only do it to a gf and after some time together.

[Promitius]

It can be first night, or first two months. It's different with every girl. But I can usually get them to let me do it....all you have to do is say that you get horny by making them feel good, (they love that)

If they resist still then just kiss them all over in the normal hot spots and move down to their hips etc.....one good spot btw, suck their fingers, it's going to feel weird being on the giving end of sucking something long and hard, but it turns them on BEYOND BELIEF.

[GAT0R]

Better know her background before you do..

[dhies]

Generally, I check it out before I do.

Normally, I wouldn't if it was some random chick I just met at the club or bar for a ONS.

If I actually start going out with her and having a good time, then hell yeah I'll eat out. Probably my favorite part.

[Exhale]

Originally Posted by dhies

Probably my favorite part.

Mine too... but are you just as likely to catch an STI from doing this as what you would having unprotected sex? I've never had a one night stand without a condom but sometimes I wanna go down on the girl, I never have unless I'm sure she's clean... geuss its not worth risking outside a relationship ay?

[krytek]

probably yes.

[BroesBeforeHoes]

Originally Posted by krytek

probably yes.

that's what I though too. However, the sexual education teacher in my town said it wasn't. According to her it's as rare to get herpes from pussy licking as to get AIDS from french kissing.

[DeadEyeDick]

The Sex sub-Forum is great for learning techniques or getting creative new ideas for making your special girl moan, cum, squirt, pant or scream DEADEYE DO ME AGAIN!

But it's not a great source of information about sexual health topics.

We don't have a sexual health or medical expert to deal with questions like this, and, unfortunately, they tend to result in more mis-information, dis-information and even de-information than the OP will ever know what to do with.

Check with your own doctor if you have questions about STIs, visit WebMD or go to a sexual health clinic and request information there ...

Better safe than to have your cock, mouth or anything else covered with weeping sores from a lifelong incurable (but manageable) disease.

Peace out, homies.