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Before the advent of sewers everyone spat in the street, he acknowledges. We've got rather genteel since then and locked away our bodily functions. Fanshawe feels our newfound gentility is a function of our more developed society and people should respect our more fastidious sensibilities. And new rules, like the introduction of quiet coaches on trains, might help but the crucial aspect is a sense of public outrage, he argues. And at the moment it's only sportsmen like Rooney and golfer Tiger Woods - caught on camera in February's Dubai Desert Classic - who are publicly shamed for spitting.

But Woods was defended by American commentators. Many amateur athletes, especially joggers, can be seen spitting out a mouthful of saliva in the street. So do we need to cut them some slack, and therefore think hard before an absolute ban? John Brewer, professor of sport at Bedfordshire University and a keen marathon runner, says there's a reason many runners spit. Running at a modest pace a jogger will breathe in and out litres of air every minute, he says.

And while some runners deal with it by swallowing others find that it's better to spit out that dry saliva. But Brewer urges runners to think twice before they spit.

So if you really need to spit do it into a handkerchief or if you haven't got anything one, do it into your T shirt. There's always a way to avoid flobbing onto the pavement.

But for David Castle, editor of Running Fitness, people need to keep a sense of proportion. I don't see it as a problem. I've run for 30 years and think it's just part and parcel of running. Add Opinion.

Well that is up to you to swallow or not but whether it's oral, anal or vaginal there's always a risk of contracting something.

HPV is very common, unfortunately there aren't test out there to get a man tested. If the person if HIV infected his semen may contain the virus, which is relatively low to catch that way but increases if you ha e sores in your mouth, bleeding gums, etc. The friction of his dick on your mouth may cause litle abrasions, chlamydia, syphilis, herpes, gonorrhea, etc. Up to you. Chances are if they're willing to have a one night stand w you, they've already done it w other people as well which increases the risk of them having something.

Again that's up to you, whether one night of joy is worth a possible life time of medical issues. Is this still revelant? That literally will come with the territory. It literally is a reality I watched my THOT friends have to deal with time after time all younger than me. ElissaDido Master. I'm not into casual sex, but heck ew I would never swallow a stranger's thingy, ew , even if I were into casual sex. Blitzkrieger Oh and if it's not involving human waste.

Show All Show Less. Tsk, tsk and you said you were prudish lol. I told you so hah they are the most "enjoyable" if you know what I mean ;. Blitzkrieger Period sex is against some religion? Blitzkrieger True that as-well :P.

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I always ask first. Not doing it right swallowing? Masturbating is better. HIV is not spread in such settings where exposures are repeated and prolonged and can involve contact with an infected person's body fluids, so it is even less likely to be spread in other casual social settings, such as schools and offices. HIV cannot be spread by sharing drinking glasses or by casual kissing. The risk of spreading the virus through "deep" kissing in which large amounts of saliva are exchanged is extremely low.

Only one unproven case has ever been reported. No cases of HIV spread have ever been reported after a person has come in contact with the sweat, tears, urine, or feces of an HIV-infected person. HIV is not spread by vaccines made from blood products, such as the hepatitis B vaccine and various immunoglobulins approved for use in Canada and the United States. HIV is not spread by insects. Insects do not become infected and their saliva does not contain the virus.

Blood-sucking insects, such as mosquitoes, do not inject blood into the next person they bite. HIV is not spread by touching common objects such as toilet seats or faucet handles. Current as of: September 23,