Evangeline

573d

So weird question: but if our partners aren't gluten free and they consume gluten, does there need to be a waiting period/need to brush their teeth before engaging in activities with the mouth? (weird way to phrase it I know)

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    • skylerrosee

      561d

      I think this is based on your personal sensitivity , it’s different for just about everyone. I kiss my boyfriend often even right after he consumes gluten and I wind up fine.

    • wasplord

      573d

      I don't actually know but it seems like kissing after someone ate gluten would be bad so I always have my partner wash their mouth out before we kiss if they've recently eaten and it hasn't been an issue. Better safe than sorry 🤷‍♀️

    • stoner

      573d

      Unfortunately yes my boyfriend isn't allowed to kiss me for a few hours or until he brushes his teeth or else I'll get sick

    • stoner

      573d

      It's recommended to wait up to 5hrs if they have facial hair

    • AlliSauros

      573d

      I get sick of my partner doesn’t brush teeth first! Our house has transitioned to completely gf over the last few years cause it’s so easy to accidentally get contaminated!

    • skylerrosee

      561d

      I think this is based on your personal sensitivity , it’s different for just about everyone. I kiss my boyfriend often even right after he consumes gluten and I wind up fine.

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