Those who go for bbbj from fl or Geylang

[p u r e]

it's hard to find statistics on it. don't think NUS school of public health has conducted research specifically in geylang about STD. but i may be wrong.

qualitatively, IMO the answer is relatively low. relative to unprotected vaginal sex that is.

but if you die die want a quantitative response, and i can't recall where i read, so please take wad im abt to say with a huge pinch of salt, but for oral sex, it's probably like 1 out of 10,000 encounters for men receiving. that is based on US statistics.

[karljohn18]

Yup its quite harmful

[karljohn18]

Yup.. its quite hard now to predict..

[rahimboy27]

Originally Posted by p u r e

it's hard to find statistics on it. don't think NUS school of public health has conducted research specifically in geylang about STD. but i may be wrong.

qualitatively, IMO the answer is relatively low. relative to unprotected vaginal sex that is.

but if you die die want a quantitative response, and i can't recall where i read, so please take wad im abt to say with a huge pinch of salt, but for oral sex, it's probably like 1 out of 10,000 encounters for men receiving. that is based on US statistics.

then again its also up to an individual frequency. if the person frequents, higher chance. this type of question hard to answer lol

[p u r e]

Originally Posted by rahimboy27

then again its also up to an individual frequency. if the person frequents, higher chance. this type of question hard to answer lol

agreed. and also broader environmental considerations. like for covid if ure gonna be in a population dense place vs damn ulu place.. go 100 times for each setting... obvious which one will have higher chance..

[teddybeartim]

Originally Posted by p u r e

agreed. and also broader environmental considerations. like for covid if ure gonna be in a population dense place vs damn ulu place.. go 100 times for each setting... obvious which one will have higher chance..

summary is there is the risk. not easy to put a statistic to it as there are many variables involved. more popular FLs higher risk. you frequent also higher risk.