The mRNA vaccines and relationships / dating...
Seeing being vaccinated used as a sort of advertisement to announce you're allegedly healthy....

But it made me think... does this vaccine come out of the body when a man has an orgasm? Meaning that when in relationship with said man or having regular intercourse with him... does a woman get steeped in mRNA stuff?

I cannot find an answer to that online, and I guess that even if it is passed on that way we won't be told.
But you can also wonder... is it in someone's saliva and if so, would the other get it in their body when kissing?

We already had to consider STDs, does this mRNA crap now get added to that?
Do we now have to ask someone if they're injected with mRNA before engaging further?
Maybe it's best to remain single.
Or invest in large amounts of condoms and refrain from kissing...
I find this concerning.

And then there's the issue of it getting into sewage which will be re-used for drinking water. Can it be filtered out.

Hmmm...

Ha ha ... it's definitely food for thought !!
Personally I wouldn't over think such matters .... otherwise I would just end up stressed .... and I don't need that right now.

OT : awaiting my second shot so that I can enjoy life as it stands.... not that I ain't doing that already ....limited as it seems !!!

Haha, I doubt I'd get stressed out about it, but if I'd find a great guy it sure as hell would concern me.
Not if he isn't vaccinated of course.

Sure you will find a great guy vaccinated or not .... you have it in your stars ... widen the search ha ha !!!

Thank you for your vote of confidence!

Yes the virus has been found in treated wastewater in Spain and other countries before the Wuhan time.
Canada's chief public health officer is reminding Canadians that even those who are fully vaccinated are NOT completely immune to COVID-19. Tam warns that full vaccination does not equal full protection from COVID-19 You've been conned
35 million people died of AIDS and still dying
How do you take your sperm?

There are over 4000 Covid 19 mutated variants
There is no vaccine for them
Nature wins and 98.4% recovery rate is better than Aids, Syphilis, Flu, Ebola etc

COVID-19 mRNA vaccines do not change or interact with your DNA in any way. - http://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/facts.html

I believe disease transmission of some STDs is due to blood-borne pathogens.
The way I understand it, all body fluids are known as blood-borne so any pathogen (or vaccine) which stays in the blood may be transmitted by sharing body fluids.

DNA, as far as I know, is the blueprint of human cells. This 'blueprint' is the same for all the cells and its hard to make changes to it. During insemination, the sperm cells contain the DNA which combines with the egg DNA to create a zygote.

I'm not a doctor but this is what makes sense to me. I might be wrong. If the CDC says it doesn't affect DNA, I tend to believe them. To actually know, I would need to learn about mRNA, DNA and all the methods a pathogen could become blood-borne.

Good question!
COVID vaccines are new to the world and were developed very quickly. There's no telling what weird stuff is going to creep up on us over time. One thing should be sure, you're not going to grow an ear on your belly or anything. That's something a DNA change could manifest.

There's also little data on vaccine effect on zygotes or offspring over time.
History tells us things invented, developed and quickly mass produced during a panic usually have adverse long duration effects. Its only listed as safe right now because we don't have decades of data to say for sure.
My question is, in 10 years, which of the many vaccines being administered today will still be used? Most will be 'ruled out' for any number of reasons.
Its just too soon to make any fully positive or negative claims about a vaccine.

This! I have the same concerns, also of what the effects may be over time.
If memory serves, there have been new born babies with the vaccine via the mother. Who's to say sperm and saliva haven't got it in them either? It's not so much 'does it alter DNA' -although I'm not sure I believe them saying it doesn't- as well as 'is the mRNA / vaccine transferred via bodily fluids?

Lord knows what it will turn out to do. Too soon to tell although I'm guesstimating scientists do have some sense of it. I cannot imagine they haven't thought of the same thing.
And if it leaves the body in the toilet... it will get into the soil as well, and with that plants, animals, everything on the planet.

Someone told me our bodies breaks down the mRNA in some 3 months time. But even if that's the case, we currently have millions peeing, sexercising etc. within these 3 months.

Goddess knows what we have done that we just don't know yet.

Anyhow, food for thought!

Environmentally I don't think there will be much of a problem but populations are much higher than before and are only going to get higher.

I'd be more concerned with immediate affects thru waste treatment facilities than soil contamination. More people, more saturation of contaminates. They already tell us not to flush unused meds.

Thing is, I don't know the specific properties of the vaccines or the properties of vaccine in human waste. Plus, I don't know the chemical mix waste treatment plants use to neutralize contaminates. Would the vaccine remnants live or die outside the body? How long?

Vaccines are usually weak strains of the virus they're intended to fight. This is so our bodies can build defenses. I'd be more concerned with virus contamination by people sick. That strain is ...full strength.

What made COVID a pandemic is saturation by population density and how easily it spreads. Chances are, there's already COVID in waste treatment systems in larger urban areas. I'm sure they are combating this with chemicals er something. But...I don't know...fer sure?

When my gf got her vaccine, I was concerned.
I asked my son because he was the first in the family to be vaccinated.
He said nobody else got sick.
I haven't got sick from my gf and we are intimate.

The only thing which concerns me is COVID's tendency to mutate easily and quickly. How many different vaccines will a person need in the next 5 years or so? I understand booster shots but boosters won't work right for mutated strains. Plus, we have no idea the effects mutated strains are going to have on body fluids.
If I take too many vitamins, I pee bright yellow. The body pushes out excess and harmful stuff. Multiply that by local population. All that waste is going into your waste treatment plant and the water which comes out, often gets piped back into your home or pumped into a reservoir. You drink it, eventually.

They do check sewage for virus amount to know how high contagion in an area/town is.
I do assume they can filter that kind of chit out but I also think the virus would die after such and so long outside of a body.

As for vaccinating... I believe the plan is to repeat-vaccinate at least once a year as they say it won't keep working for that long.
Meaning if 'they' get their way most of Earth' population will permanently get mRNA shots with lord-knows-what in the mix. And even if nothing creepy... what will all that mRNA do over time?

Anywho... I hope some info will become available concerning the points both you and I raised.

If your vaccinated are you not protected ??
Woman also have orgasms in oral sex .Does her fluid also transmit viruses?

We are not discussing transmitting viruses...

https://blogs.mercola.com/sites/vitalvotes/archive/2021/06/02/provax-researcher-_1820_we-made-a-big-mistake_1920_-with-covid19-vaccine.aspx
According to this immunologist indication that it follows spike protein with mamma milk (sadly), if so with "papa milk", not impossible either also some report about building up in ovaries in mices if so in male reproductive unclear though https://principia-scientific.com/leaked-pfizer-study-vax-particles-massively-build-up-in-ovaries/.

You can find more worrisome analyses on those two sites.

Crystal,
I don't think you can get turned into a zombie,
unless one of us vaxxed people bites you.

Online, there's a tonne of virtue signalling.

But vaxxed dating non vaxxed?
Meh... Nothing to worry about.
Unless of course, there's some first date biting
going on.

WAIT!
I thought that was a given?!?

Fact ... mRNA vaccine does not change DNA .

Fact ... mRNA is extremely fragile and degrades rapidly .

Fact ..mRNA used in the covid vaccine is encased in a lipid nanoparticle to allow it to reach target cells . The mRNA then degrades within hours .



As for sex and intimacy ...

Fact .. ace2 cells which allow covid to gain entry are widespread in the body including in the lungs, heart , kidneys, gastrointestinal tract , urinary tract , testis and reproductive organs .

As yet there have only been a few small scale studies which have found covid virus in semen of infected covid patients . It is not yet known if this is a transmissible route of infection .. or represents non infective viral shedding.

Exposure to infected faecal matter (especially via the faeco-oral route ) during sexual activity is believed to carry a potential risk of infection .

Covid has not yet been classified as having the potential to be sexually transmitted .,evidence either way is lacking . Until there is certainty .. caution seems sensible .

What is know is that close contact during intimacy (with someone infected or carrying the covid virus ) .... Such as ..touch , , breathing , kissing , exchange of saliva can increase risk of covid infection and promote spread .

It is also important to note that people can be asymptomatic carriers of covid ...

mRNA Vaccination lowers the risk of acquiring covid or experiencing a severe infection . Until herd immunity is reached and the efficacy against mutations is known ... it is not an “absolute” guarantee of immunity .

......nor is vaccination a passport for risk free sex . Use commonsense and take responsibility for protecting your health . angel:

Luv blondey

@crystal ... Vaccine mRNA is not passed via sex but covid can be ...

“COVID can be spread through respiratory droplets, so coughing, sneezing, talking – and heavy breathing during sex – can be risky.

COVID is in saliva, so any kind of kissing puts you and your partner at risk.

COVID can linger on surfaces, so touching clothes, bed sheets, sex toys, and your partner’s skin could spread the infection.

COVID is in semen, so ejaculation raises risk for both you and your partner.

COVID is found in fecal matter, which you can come in contact with during **** intercourse or oral sex.

COVID is in blood and urine, too. So if there is any bleeding or urine leakage during sexual activity, the virus can be passed. “Period sex” while one partner is menstruating can be problematic “.

The amount of covid viral load present in body fluids determines level of infection and how infective someone is . Vaccine mRNA on the other hand cannot survive outside the target cell . So orgasm away . ( if you are covid free )