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Jane Says: Take A2M Precautions

I don’t know about you, but when my parents told me not to do ________, it became even more tempting to do.  This is how I think other people see A2M.

“Thank you” porno for introducing the masses to A2M, as in Ass to Mouth. Or ATOM, as in Ass to Other Mouth (when there is a third person around).  This practice likely started as a raunchy fantasy where the anal receiver was just so ‘dirty’ they’d even suck on something that was IN their ass.

Porn has a way of making every raunchy fantasy come true.  We didn’t stop at just simply watching people have sex.  Soon there was a demand for interracial, and group sex, gangbangs, lesbians… anal… ass to mouth… forget condoms… and much more.  Having “porn sex” is something people seek and brag about now-a-day.

Personally, I don’t know many (any?) people who would A2M, (please out yourself somehow, we need to chat!).  It is a “dirty” practice, and precautions should be taken.  I know in porno they do enemas and clean themselves before doing an anal scene to get rid of fecal matter.  But, that doesn’t exactly wash away the other “risks”.

Without getting all “after school special” on you, here is a list of things that COULD potentially happen if you practice A2M:

<Insert Human Centipede Joke Here>

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Justin Says: Knowing your Rights – STDs/STIs

When it comes to STD/STI (sexually transmitted diseases/infections) and criminally infecting someone…there are things you should know.

Just a quick point of clarification, you may be saying to yourself STD?? I thought they were all called STIs now?! The simple answer is not all STDs are infections, and not all STIs are diseases, that’s why they had the name breakdown to be more specific because some people get sand in their vaginas when it comes to healthcare and what type of rotten crotch they may have – diseased or infected….

ANYWAY

I’m here to help you get to know your responsibilities and the rights of couples when STDs are involved.

Many States in the U.S. lately have been enforcing laws legislated in the 1980s on criminal transmission of STDs. These laws were passed as knee jerk reactions to the HIV/AIDS epidemic but because of the anonymity with many of the 1980’s sexual transmissions (ala homosexual bathhouse sex with multiple partners) and a 100% mortality rate up until the mid-90’s, no one ever brought legal action. It would have been nearly impossible to find the person, and why bother wasting what precious time left before your immune system winked out.

Jump to today’s world: STD transmission is still high among homosexual gay men, but it’s always been highest in heterosexuals…especially young women. (In a future article I’ll go over why that is and how to decrease risk of getting an STD statistics) With medical advances as they are today, people can live long lives with HIV/AIDS, Herpes, HPV, and the other non-curable STD/STIs. But if you have the unfortunate luck of getting a test result that shows up positive, well after the initial shock and denial, the anger sets in. Someone gave it to you, and that someone is going to pay!

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