Asklemmy

1. Get the HPV vaccine

2. Get and start PrEP!!!!!!

3. Never brush your teeth before or after sex, tooth brushes can create microcuts in your gums. Mouthwash is better.

4. If your partner gives you bad feelings, has arm marks, or suspicious bumps or rashes, just say no!

5. Try to pee after every sexual encounter, it can help flush away anything nasty.

6. If your very promiscuous consider removing your pubic hair to reduce vectors for crabs.

7. If your partner smells, it could be yeast, best to avoid sex. But if you do it anyway apply a antifungal to your fun jungle just in case.

8. Get your vaccines for hepatitis, flu shot, COVID. Your going to be in close quarters with lots of people, so normal infections will be more likely

9. Find a doctor you like, and tell them your a mega slut, don't lie at all. Let them help reduce your risk surface.

10. It's a good idea to shower between partners, just general hygiene.

Bonus A: not all sex has the same risk, anything with blood is very dangerous. Mouth fluids are the safest. Vaginal discharge is safer then penile discharge. Rough order of sexual risk:

• mouth to mouth
• all types of oral sex
• vaginal to vaginal sex
• male circumcised having vaginal sex
• male uncircumcised having vaginal sex
• female having vaginal sex (female is at greater risk)
• giving anal sex
• receiving anal sex (the riskiest activity of them all)

Bonus B: if your having enough sex, someone is going to get pregnant... eventually. Be prepared for that and have a plan. (Especially if your doing stuff bareback, but it's going to happen even with protection) ... eventually

Resources: https://www.pulse-clinic.com/resources/stis

Not judging…but have you talked to your doctor about your newfound promiscuity?

A sudden change of a core behavior like this is concerning unless you’re like currently going through puberty. In which case it’s concerning for an entirely separate set of circumstances.

Unpopular take, but reddit r/BDSMadvice probably has a ton of information on this built up over the years

In my experience Internet kinksters LOVE talking about their hobbies. I would be surprised if you couldn’t just google “KINK safety” or “hygiene” and not get relevant hits.

Also, I know that for several types of behavior the recommended course of action is to find a doctor you trust and going “hi. I’m going to have unprotected sex with multiple partners.” And taking whatever pills and injections she says you should take.

I might be wrong and hopefully someone can point you to a good educational resource such as what you are looking for.

All I can say is, because of the close contact and fluid transfers ( saliva, urine, feces, touching another person etc) you don't just need to be wary of STDs, but of most contagious diseases and bacteria, which are way too many to list. Especially if you engage in scat/piss and are in contact with other people's blood.

Sure, this applies to anyone really, even people with a single partner. My point is, the more lottery tickets you buy, the more chances to win the lottery.

Having a relationship with few people you know relatively well decreases your risk of transmission not just by numbers, but because they will be more likely to disclose if they have something if they know it. Random hookups may not be this considerate always. I'd be really curious to see material addressing contagious diseases and prevention specifically for promiscuous people, I wonder how it would differ from information addressed to a general audience.

Maybe not 100% what you're looking for, but Pornhub has sex ed videos and a sex wellness center. For fetishplay, you probably need to ask the communities for resources.

We can't say hookers anymore?

I don't think there is any "government approved" educational material about the kind of activities you partake in. Look up something like "advanced bdsm guide" on Google and absorb as much information as possible. This kind of information is shared from experience only.

No you don't man..go lay down somewhere

Lol, I'm the exact opposite of you - never had sex even once. So what's your secret? Don't tell me you're attractive?