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Would Any STD Be Passed By Getting Kissed/licked On The Penis By An Infected Person?
Would any STD be passed by getting kissed/licked on the penis by an infected person?
I got kissed and licked on my penis by a man who is a stranger to me....He might be having any of the STDs like Hepatitis, HPV, Syphilis, HIV, Gonorrhea etc..
And I did not wear condom
Actually no semen-mouth was there... he just kissed/licked on my entire penis (except on my penis hole)..So, when I ejaculated, he did not take it in his mouth (but kissing everywhere except the penis hole and the ejaculation)
I got kissed and licked on my penis by a man who is a stranger to me....He might be having any of the STDs like Hepatitis, HPV, Syphilis, HIV, Gonorrhea etc..
And I did not wear condom
Actually no semen-mouth was there... he just kissed/licked on my entire penis (except on my penis hole)..So, when I ejaculated, he did not take it in his mouth (but kissing everywhere except the penis hole and the ejaculation)
Mon, 6 Oct 2014
Hello,
I can understand your concern for any STD be passed by getting kissed/licked on the penis by an infected person.
In all the cases of kissing it is only possible to pass the infection only if the kissing is wet type with vigorous friction. It is only during active stage of the infected person where there must be open ulcers or sores for the transmission of the virus.
You just check any open cuts on your area as well as the partner to exactly rule out any chance of sexaully transmitted infections.
All the best.
I can understand your concern for any STD be passed by getting kissed/licked on the penis by an infected person.
In all the cases of kissing it is only possible to pass the infection only if the kissing is wet type with vigorous friction. It is only during active stage of the infected person where there must be open ulcers or sores for the transmission of the virus.
You just check any open cuts on your area as well as the partner to exactly rule out any chance of sexaully transmitted infections.
All the best.
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