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Various diseases can be transmitted by fucking, including sexually transmitted infections and HIV. Using a condom is the only way to protect against HIV infection, no matter whether you are active or passive. Use plenty of water-based lubricant. Never use skin cream, massage oil or butter. Fat can damage condoms and mean that they don’t protect anymore, even if they stay intact. Fucking without condoms is called bare-backing or unsafe sex. HIV and STIs can be easily transmitted this way. Never offer your client unsafe sex. And never agree to have unsafe sex, even if your client is willing to offer you lots of money for it.

If you use a condom when performing blow-jobs, then is no risk of infection from sexually transmitted infections (HIV, STIs). So only give head with a condom. If you a client does end up coming in your mouth, don’t swallow his semen. Spit the cum out and rinse your mouth out with water. Don’t brush your teeth straight afterwards! Tiny cuts from the toothbrush could lead to infection from HIV.

Mutual wanking is a safe sexual practice. Just be careful when your client comes that his semen doesn’t get into your eyes or mouth.

There is no risk of HIV from rimming. However, hepatitis A and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs) can be easily contracted.

You cannot become infected with HIV through kissing. Even with French kissing, or kissing with tongues, there is no risk of contracting HIV.

There are no risks involved with normal massage practices, such as sports massage or massage for relaxation. However, you should wear rubber gloves if you are going to give someone an anal massage or anal stimulation. Don’t touch condoms if your hands are covered in massage oil. Always wash your hands thoroughly before you use a condom.

Fisting (fist-fucking)
Whether you are the active or the passive partner make sure a rubber glove is used and plenty of water-based lubricant. Quite often parts of the anal mucous membrane can get damaged. Sometimes even more serious injuries can occur. So, be careful. If you use butter or oil for fisting, then you should not have anal sex afterwards. Condoms can be damaged by the fatty lubricants and will not provide protection.

Dildo
Dildoes should always be clean. You should always clean them with antiseptic alcohol and then with hot water and lots of soap before someone else uses them. Putting a clean condom on top of the dildo provides even more protection.

Watersports (golden shower)
The risk of getting an STI while indulging in water sports or piss games is relatively low. Don’t let piss get into any open wounds and don’t drink anyone else’s urine. You can drink your own piss with no problems at all. HIV cannot be transmitted through urine.

Caviar (scat, shit)
This involves no risk of HIV. However, you can get Hepatitis A and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

S and M sex
S and M sex is an abbreviation of sadomasochism. S and M practices include whipping and bondage. These can lead to injuries. You should avoid getting any blood or sperm which is not your own in wounds which may result from these games. Otherwise, there is no risk of becoming infected with either STIs or with HIV.
If you are not experienced at S and M sex then don’t do anything that you are not certain of. Otherwise there might easily be misunderstandings and you could get hurt. Always agree some kind of prearranged safe word or safe signal – like saying ‘stop’.

Bare-backing (unsafe sex)
Fucking without a condom is known as bare-backing. This is a very dangerous sexual practice. HIV and other STIs can easily be transferred from one man to another. It doesn’t matter if you are active or passive. Both of you are at risk. Don’t ever offer bareback sex. And never let yourself be convinced to have bareback sex with a client, even if he offers a great deal of money.