[Ed. Note: What is wrong with these people? You’re paying university-educated health “experts” to write official government advice documents telling people to use ‘glory holes’, and wear surgical masks during sexual intercourse. What level of ‘stupid’ is too much when if comes to getting ‘expert’ analysis from government health ‘experts’?]
from BC Centre for Disease Control
If you’re feeling fine and have no symptoms of COVID-19, you can still have sex. If you’re feeling sick, skip sex.
Sex can be very important for mental, social and physical well-being; it is a part of everyday life. People can, will and should continue to have sex during the COVID-19 pandemic. Messages that discourage or shame people from sexual contact can be harmful and may discourage people from seeking essential sexual health services.
You should always make informed and consensual decisions about sex. This resource offers some tips and strategies to help reduce the spread of COVID-19 to you, your partner(s) and your community.