What is Safe Sex by paadmin 2024-09-04 1.5K What is Safe Sex Sexual activities with no exchange of bodily fluids Home / Safe Sex and Contraception/What is Safe Sex Safe Sex Safe sex refers to sexual activities where there is no exchange of bodily fluids, including semen, vaginal fluids, blood, saliva, and mucous. Safe sex involves using condoms to prevent your or your partner’s blood, semen, or vaginal fluids from entering each other’s bodies, thereby reducing the risk of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and HIV infection. Safe sex practices include oral sex, anal sex, and vaginal intercourse. Unsafe Sex According to the Red Ribbon Centre, unsafe sex includes: Having sex without using a condom (including oral sex, anal sex, and vaginal intercourse) Direct contact with menstrual blood during sexual activity Sharing uncleaned sex toys Safer Sex Practices Wet kissing Using a condom during sex (including oral sex, anal sex, and vaginal intercourse) Other Safe Sexual Activities Masturbation Body touching Mutual masturbation Licking and kissing the skin Exhibitionism and voyeurism Dry kissing Source: Red Ribbon Centre Share Select Topic Other Contraceptive Methods Emergency Contraceptive Intrauterine Device (IUD)