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SEXY TRAFFIC SIGNALS ... how risky is that? Some activities have more risk of transmitting HIV than others. Before you start your engines, find out what could definitely put you at risk, what's under debate, and what can have you revving for hours with no problem at all. Rrrrrrrrrr... (Remember : In order to transmit HIV, one person's blood, semen, vaginal secretions, or breast milk must get into another person's bloodstream, either directly or through a mucous membrane. Check out the transmission page for more details.) RED LIGHT — danger up ahead… All of these activities meet the requirements to transmit HIV. They allow one of the four body fluids to come into contact with the bloodstream, either directly or through an irritated mucous membrane. The vast majority of people contracted HIV by doing one of the things on this list. To reduce the risk, slip on a condom (one for each person if you're sharing toys), dribble on some lube, and use your own new works.
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