Donald Smith was born in Richmond Virginia the son of an internationally know member of the Harmonizing Four the oldest living professional gospel group in the USA. Donald attended school in Richmond. Upon graduation he entered the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and majored in music.
Everyone that has HIV does not have AIDS. Even if you don't swallow it, it's still possible. The chances of getting aids from swallowing semen/sperm aren't as high as it would be if you got someone's blood in you. I would think that if your partner had aids then yes you would get aids by swallowing semen.
1 Your risk of getting HIV or other STDs is reduced if you do not have open sores or cuts in your mouth. 2  You can reduce your risk of getting HIV and other STDs through oral sex if you avoid having your partner ejaculate (cum) in your mouth, and if you use a condom.3  For more, see CDCâs Oral Sex and HIV Risk. Your risk of HIV infection increases if you or your partner also has an STD. 2  You can lower your risk of getting HIV and other STDs by always using a new condom. 3  Oral or hormonal contraceptives (e.g., birth control pills) do not protect women against HIV or other STDs.