In article <2rc4v7$sk8 at antares.Austin.Lockheed.COM>,
Kerry Ginn <kginn at austin.lockheed.com> wrote:
>In article <Pine.3.07.9405171727.A8273-9100000 at ezmail1.ucs.indiana.edu>,
>szachari <szachari at ucs.indiana.edu> wrote:
>>>>I would like to know if there is any reference about the presence of
>>antibodies against sperms in the blood of homosexuals.If you know the
>>Certainly, you should not miss the chance to also attempt to correlate the
>incidence of HIV infection in females to the presence of the same
>antibodies... don't you agree?
Actually, I can see his point. There is considerable tearing of the
tissue of the rectum during anal intercourse, and provides a ready portal
for sperm to enter teh bloodstream of persons receiving anal
intercourse. Although I have no problem with this happening in women if
they have anal intercourse, vaginal penetration does not usually result
in significant tearing of the vaginal tissues, and :. the chance of
blood-sperm contact is IMOH much less. He's just looking in the best
place he can think of for his Ab!
Dave Bradshaw
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