Can you get aids by sucking vagina?

Answer 1

No. But you can get STDs from kissing if the person you kiss has blood in their mouth at the time you are kissing them (such as from a cut on the gums).

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Getting HIV through saliva is extremely rare. Normally there has to be contact with blood or infected bodily fluids.
According avert.org (a website campaign for preventing AIDS and HIV), there is an extremely low chance that AIDS or HIV can be transmitted by kissing, even deep-mouthed kissing. However, it also says that the virus can be contained in the saliva of an individual, but it is to minute that there isn't enough of the virus in a person's mouth to actually lead to an infection in the other person.

In other words....you have a .000000001% chance of getting it by kissing only.

But DO NOT KISS IF YOUR PARTNER IS BLEEDING IN THE MOUTH OR HAS RECEDED/DAMAGED GUMS. The blood stream will have the highest concentrations of the virus.

There has been one documented case in which a person has gotten AIDS from kissing but that was because his partner was bleeding in her mouth.
A normal kiss won't transmit the AIDS virus.

Answer 2

Yes.

If bodily fluid is exchanged (and it is during oral sex), then HIV can be transferred, later developing into AIDS.

See the related links.

Answer 3

You can get a HIV infection from oral sex, assuming the person is HIV+.

Answer 4

No. Unless the infected individual has a cut in their mouth and bleeds to a cut in the uninfected individual's mouth.

Answer 5

Yes.... if the person you are giving a BJ to has AIDS.

Answer 6

No. Congratulation though, your life may have just become a lot less productive.

Answer 7

Possible.. yes... probable.. no.

Answer 8

Extremely improbable

Answer 9

You can.