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Question Posted Thursday July 12 2007, 6:26 pm

Do you think getting eaten out "down there" would be....bad? Like can anything bad happen? I want to go further with my boyfriend, but I want to make sure that you can't get a disease or anything? This might be dumb, but I just want to know..

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MummuM answered Friday July 13 2007, 2:04 pm:
This isn't a dumb question at all. It's great that you're asking questions before you go further with your boyfriend. Your boyfriend eatting you out will not harm you nor will he give you a disease. The only why that could happen if he had a disease that he passed on to you. Other than that, you're safe.

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