Is it safe to do felching?

Answer 1

Truthfully, it depends; if you are extracting semen from the anus, you run the risk of contracting diseases such as E. Coli, strep throat, dysentery (common in countries where drinking water is contaminated with feces), and the possibility of coming in contact with parasites. You can lessen the risk of this by performing an enema or colonic before sex, but there will still be a risk.

However, if you extract semen from the vagina (taking for granted one of the partners is female--no judgements here), there should be no risks as long as you are well-acquainted with your partner's sexual history--just to be on the safe side.

Answer 2

Felching involves ingesting fluids from the rectum, which can expose individuals to risk of infections or sexually transmitted diseases. It is not considered a safe sexual practice due to potential health risks involved. It is important to practice safe sex and consider the potential consequences before engaging in any sexual activity.