No, I DO mean HE.

If it spread from HIM from oral sex, i.e from his mouth to her pu.ssy, he would have an outbreak of sores either before or after the transmission and act of oral sex.

The virus starts shedding possibly up to five (or is it 3) days before the sores develop. But apart from that you don't just casually shed the virus. You have to be under enough stress to weaken your immune system.

And again, this is important because a sufficient amount of live virus has to be shed and transmitted to her. Casual transmission is just not possible. HSV is not known to be transmitted in such a manner.

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Added on November 8, 2009, 10:13 pmAnyhow, I revise my opinion on that thread in health and fitness.

My conclusion:

The thread starter is a troll or dupe who painstakingly crafted a morality tale in order to influence people.

He writes too carefully and diplomatically. Explains too much.

And passes us implausible, CONTRA-FACTUAL evidence as facts.

and ppl are responding to his thread

If you count UTI as an STD, then yes, he might get it because UTI is most likely due to hygiene and other factors i.e. holding in urine too long, not drinking enuf water, wearing too tight undies, etc.
But guys are less prone to UTI anyways. And the infection doesn't go to the bladder straight away la.