If you’re a young adult you’ve probably heard this line and already know what it is associated with or perhaps&nbsp; you’ve even had someone say this to you.&nbsp;

Oral sex has become interwoven in the sexual web of a lot of young adults. It’s exciting. It’s daring. It’s pleasurable.

It’s the extra oomph added to sex.&nbsp;

While it might seem harmless at first, there are dark sides to oral sex that a lot of people are not aware of.

A lot of people believe oral sex to be a safer option to having penetrative sex which has led to more comfortability with practicing it.

But, is this pleasure costing you pain in the future?

&nbsp;While this intimate act is often portrayed as sensual and pleasurable, there are lesser-known, spine-chilling facts that can leave you startled.&nbsp;

Before you get on your knees again to give oral sex to your partner, there are some dark and scary aspects of oral sex you should know.

These scary facts about oral sex might make you think twice about giving it to your partner.

Let's get into some jaw dropping and alarming facts about&nbsp; oral sex that will make you pause your sexual calendar for a while.

Oral Sex Can Cause Throat&nbsp; Cancer Linked to HPV Infection:

Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a prevalent sexually transmitted infection that can infect the mouth and throat through oral sex. In recent years, there has been a significant increase in cases of oral cancer associated with HPV infection. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), around 70% of oropharyngeal cancers are caused by HPV. This alarming statistic highlights the importance of regular dental check-ups and practicing safe oral sex to reduce the risk of HPV transmission.

Oral Sex Can Cause “Super Gonorrhea"

Gonorrhea, a common STI, has become increasingly resistant to antibiotics, rendering it difficult to treat effectively. With the rise of oral gonorrhea cases, this sinister strain can spread through oral sex, causing havoc on your health. Imagine the chilling prospect of contracting an untreatable and highly contagious STI through a seemingly innocent act. It's a wakeup call to prioritize safe sexual practices, including regular STI testing and using protective barriers.

Oral Sex Can Lead To Throat Injuries

Engaging in deep-throating during oral sex can lead to potential injuries and health complications. The act involves inserting the penis deeply into the mouth, potentially causing gag reflexes and throat muscle strain. These actions may result in small tears in the delicate tissues of the throat, leading to discomfort, pain, and even bleeding. Moreover, deep-throating increases the risk of transmitting infections, as the mouth may come into contact with bodily fluids, including semen or pre-ejaculate. It is crucial to communicate with your partner and establish clear boundaries and comfort levels before engaging in any sexual activities.

I bet you didn’t know you could have allergies from bodily fluids right?&nbsp; While this is rare, it does happen.

You can have ral allergies which are&nbsp; triggered by specific proteins found in bodily fluids. Some individuals may unknowingly experience allergic reactions during or after oral sex, leading to symptoms such as swelling, itching, hives, or even difficulty breathing. This unsettling revelation emphasizes the importance of open communication with your partner about any known allergies or sensitivities to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

Oral Sex Can Lead To&nbsp; Asphyxiation

This one is actually very popular amongst couples that engage frequently in oral sex. "erotic asphyxiation."&nbsp;

This dangerous act involves restricting airflow during oral sex to heighten pleasure. However, the line between pleasure and peril is exceedingly thin, as mishandling or miscalculating the level of pressure can lead to unintended consequences.&nbsp;

Tragically, numerous cases of accidental deaths have occurred due to asphyxiation gone wrong during oral sex. This startling reality serves as a stark reminder that experimentation should always be approached with caution, and open communication and consent are paramount to ensure safety.

You Can Get The Herpes Virus Without Symptoms

Imagine a silent invader lying in wait, ready to strike. Herpes simplex virus (HSV), commonly known as herpes, can be transmitted through oral sex, even when no visible symptoms are present. The terrifying aspect of this fact is that many people infected with HSV may not experience noticeable outbreaks or symptoms, making transmission all the more likely and insidious. This unsettling reality emphasizes the importance of open communication, regular STI testing, and considering the use of barriers to minimize the risk of transmitting or contracting herpes during oral sex.

Oral Sex Can Lead To A Broken Penis

The muscles in the Penis can in-fact get broken during oral sex.&nbsp; While the act itself can cause discomfort, strain, or minor tears in the throat, the penis can also suffer some alarming consequences.

Engaging in vigorous deep-throat stimulation can put the penis at risk of a potentially excruciating injury known as a penile fracture. This occurs when the erect penis forcefully impacts against the rigid pubic bone or other structures, causing a rupture in the penile tissue. The outcome is not only agonizing but also requires immediate medical attention. This stark revelation serves as a cautionary tale, urging individuals to approach deep-throating with care and ensure open communication, consent, and mutual understanding with their partner.

Look, I’m not saying don’t engage in oral sex. If you do decide to&nbsp; continue engaging in oral sex, then you need to prioritize your sexual health and well-being.

One of the major ways you can do this is through making sure the partner you’re engaging in oral sex with has a clean health and you are not at risk of getting any STIs from them.

By arming yourself with this&nbsp; information, engaging in open conversations with our partners, and taking necessary precautions, you can now navigate the landscape of&nbsp; oral sex with more&nbsp; confidence and awareness.

So, the next time you find yourself teetering on the brink of pleasure and desire, remember the importance of safe sex practices and&nbsp; regular STI testing, and the power of consent.&nbsp;

While you embrace sexual adventures, always keep an eye out for&nbsp; the potential dangers that lurk in the dark. After all, knowledge&nbsp; is the ultimate weapon against the things that go bump in the night.

When it comes to the sexual web, always remember to stay curious, stay informed, and most importantly, stay safe.&nbsp;

Imagine a silent invader lying in wait, ready to strike. Herpes simplex virus (HSV), commonly known as herpes, can be transmitted through oral sex, even when no visible symptoms are present.

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