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After reading something, where a women said that she only counted her male partners, but had sex with women also. I got to thinking, clearly this women only considers sex as sex and oral is not sex. So I searched the forum and could not find this
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After reading something, where a women said that she only counted her male partners, but had sex with women also. I got to thinking, clearly this women only considers sex as sex and oral is not sex. So I searched the forum and could not find this question.
So do you think oral sex is sex? And do you count these partner's that you only had oral sex with?
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Oral sex is sex. One of the reasons is because oral sex can transmit STD's. It is an exchange of bodily fluids, between at least 1 other individual. Any time you are exchanging bodily fluids you are exposing yourself to risks of STD's.
It is very misleading to not label oral sex or any other sexual acts involving exposure to or exchange of fluids between individuals as "sex."
If people wanted to only limit it to PIV sex, they shouldn't call it "sex." Because "sex," even in biological terms, is a process of combining and mixing genetic traits. That does not necessarily involve any penetration (in-vitro fertilization in humans, and countless animal species do not reproduce using any sort of "penetration")
PIV sex in humans should be called "coitus," or "sexual intercourse." However, the original question is, "do you think oral sex is sex?" Obviously, the correct response in the linguistic, biological, society's and more broadly, the HUMAN definition, is YES. ORAL SEX IS SEX.