Chapter 19: Myth—Sexuality Doesn’t Matter

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In heterosexual, homosexual or lesbian acts of sex, both oral sex and

masturbation of each other’s partner can occur. The Gift of Sex discusses both of these issues in detail. Concerning oral sex, it states that “the male and female sex organs are generally clean and free from disease producing microorganisms and the urinary tract system is a sterile system.” However,

and in contrast, “The rectal area and mouth are contaminated with disease- producing microorganisms. Therefore, if the body is cleanly washed and there are no infections present, contamination of the mouth from the genitals is impossible. If contamination takes place because of infection, it will

usually be communicated from the mouth to the genitals rather than from the genitals to the mouth.” 26

The Penner’s continue, “It is important to keep in mind that just because something is not clearly wrong or dirty or unnatural, does not

necessarily make it right, natural, or necessary for you.”

We’ll talk more on the subjects of masturbation and oral sex shortly. For now, consider that the anus is the body’s opening to discharge human

waste. In other words, the human body digests its nutrients and discharges excrement or feces as solid waste. Everything unfit for the health of our human body is eliminated and discharged from our anus during regular bowel movements. That includes disease and infections fought off by the

body. In other words, there is more than just routine body waste coming out of our “poop shoot.” Yes, there are disease-causing microorganisms. When a man shoves his penis into an anus, it is the same thing as crawling up a sewer pipe naked and exposing your body to God knows what. The anus has

the same types of microorganisms found in sewer pipes, because human waste is found there. Thus, it is a ready source of potential disease for sex partners. It is like playing Russian roulette with a pistol.

When the genitals are exposed to anal discharge, an infection can occur. This fact is confirmed by the necessity of females to wipe them selves from the front to the back after a bowel movement to prevent infection from occurring. Microorganisms found in anal discharges can just

as easily infect the male penis. The anus is also an absorber and can be infected by a man’s penis. You can literally deliver medicines via the anus.