Both activities are generally safe in terms of STI transmission, as long as both partners are free of infections. Kissing has a lower risk of STI transmission compared to cunnilingus, but proper protection and communication about sexual health are important for reducing any potential risks during both activities.
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Note: this question is asking about the health risks of relationships, and not the health risks of sexual practices.There are no specific health risks associated with gay relationships. There are only health risks associated with unsafe sex (of any orientation), and there are health risks that stem from domestic abuse (of any orientation)Gay relationships are just as healthy as straight relationships. They have been shown in many studies to promote the psychological well being of the partners.Married couples (gay or straight) tend to live longer than single people, and suffer from fewer bouts of depression and anxiety.
The safety risks when using a elliptical are the moving parts to the elliptical which can injure fingers while the elliptical is in use. Health risks for the elliptical would be not to use extensively if you are pregnant.
Any piercing has a chance of getting infected.
basically no. iv'e never herd of any.
of course u could get mAD COW DESIESE
Polution is a major risk. Too many vehicles
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That depends on one's health. For most people, there are no medical risks associated with the moderate consumption of any alcoholic beverage.
"Earning your blue wings" is not a pretty thing. It is a man performing cunnilingus (oral sex) on a woman who has been dead for 2 days. There may be other references to blue wings for organizations, but unable to find any.