Can regular sex kill coronavirus?
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Rumors and fakes
Recently, some very interesting ways to combat the pandemic have been discussed online. Social media posts, memes, and TikTok videos—everyone is suddenly seriously discussing “sex therapy” and sharing their thoughts on the topic. Where is the lie, and where is it?
Do you know how to easily and elegantly control the entire internet? Start a rumor about the coronavirus and season it with juicy details. And provide a screenshot of the news broadcast on the main channel as proof. Get ready!!! The masses are agitated.
We”re transported back in time. Mid-March 2020. Covid-19 is already sweeping across the planet. There are many victims and even more rumors (sometimes very stupid). Even skeptics are starting to feel uneasy, shouting that pandemics are lies and provocations. People are trying to protect themselves from the virus and are looking for folk remedies for this mysterious illness. Pharmacy shelves are empty, and the prices of garlic and raw ginger are skyrocketing.
The perfect moment to spread juicy fake news. Screenshots of CNN news coverage have flooded social media. Viewers see the channel”s famous logo and the face of local anchor Wolf Blitzer. The caption on the screenshot reads: “Breaking News: Constant Sex Kills Coronavirus.”
On the RuNet, the news wasn”t as juicy as on English-language platforms. Many virologists and epidemiologists took to Facebook, WhatsApp, and other platforms. Viewers eagerly discussed the news. Some chose not to engage in debate, but perhaps they really did go and test their theories.
Rapper 50 Cent also quickly shared the cheerful news on his Instagram. He humorously let subscribers know that his “cure” was working fine, so he was now at peace.
Eventually, users examined the news more closely and realized that there was not a single mention of “sex therapy” on the channel”s official website. And the screenshot itself looked suspicious—even the font was different from the one the channel uses for its news broadcasts.
I had to admit the news was false—it was a hoax. To stave off boredom during quarantine, someone launched a new ear alcohol that acts like a superhero.
Well, we”ll just say it doesn”t work because it”s not that interesting anymore. A bottle of red wine might brighten up your night, but it won”t save you from “corona.”
Let”s be serious.
Let”s talk seriously
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You shouldn”t be upset. If you”re in a monogamous relationship and maintain a self-separation regimen with your partner, you can continue to enjoy the pleasures of intimacy. Of course, take precautions.
Can sex increase the risk of getting sick?
Can sex increase the risk of getting sick?
It”s transmitted through saliva and can therefore be transmitted during sex as well as through passionate kissing and hugging.
A firm “no” should be said about casual sexual encounters with new partners. The risk increases if you and your partner live apart—you can”t be absolutely sure that your deceased family member or neighbor is healthy.
Dating in public places—no.
Creativity—yes!
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Safe Sex
Safe sex
However, we all understand that in difficult times, people most likely need support and love. Doctors and sexologists understand this, as many publications have written about.
If you live together, only go as far as the nearest store from home and don”t feel comfortable approaching other people. Have sex safely. The main thing is to follow all precautions and not brush aside suspicious symptoms — “Oh, it’s a cold!”
What if you and your partner live separately? Master of virtual sex. Video calls and sexting are a great alternative to the usual dating in a cafe. If you haven”t tried it yet, it”s time to discover something new.
What can sex still save you from?
What can sex actually protect against?
The level of anxiety and stress is off the charts. Like a number on a scale. Takes your mind off reading the news and relieving stress. No, even the most ordinary sex cannot serve as a vaccine against coronavirus. But it can help you and your lover avoid getting carried away during this inexplicable and very lively time. And not kill each other from rounds of sitting within four walls.
Summary
Summary
- If you are one of the partners experiencing discomfort, sex and kissing are at risk.
- Doctors strictly do not recommend starting new sexual relationships in the near future. It is recommended to limit yourself to online dating and video calls.
- If possible, keep your distance even in your own home.
- If you live with your ongoing sexual partner, have no symptoms, and are committed to self-development, sex is a great way to truly enjoy and strengthen your relationship, as well as reduce anxiety and stress.
- So what do we have?
So, what do we have?
The good news is that regular sex between two healthy partners can strengthen the relationship and help keep it (both the partner and the relationship) from falling apart after a long quarantine.
Safe sex during a pandemic
