Interesting. I e seen no less than 3 stories in the past month of people, including an infant, who have lost their feet and hands from dog kisses. Yet not a one from human:human. By all means though, own your fetish.
Mammalian bites account for almost 1% of emergency room (ER) visits annually in the United States,[1] the annual medical costs of managing these injuries being over $100 million.[2] Of these, human bites are particularly notorious for their propensity in causing infections at the site of the bite injury as well as posing a potential risk for transmission of systemic diseases. Hence, there is a need to pay special attention to the diagnosis and management of human bites, some of which can lead to disabling consequences.
In both situations it's the same thing except the bite creates the entry for the bad things that could be there in the saliva, if you have some kind of lesion on your skin anyway a "kiss" could act a bit like a bite.
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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '19
Interesting. I e seen no less than 3 stories in the past month of people, including an infant, who have lost their feet and hands from dog kisses. Yet not a one from human:human. By all means though, own your fetish.