Sexologist Chantelle Otten reveals whether or not you should masturbate with an STI

Chantelle Otten has revealed whether masturbating with an STD is okay.

Speak with Nine Honey this week, the renowned sex therapist said people often “feel guilty” for a lack of sex education, but she encouraged people to be rational about the subject.

“Yes, 100 percent,” she told the publication.

‘[People with STIs] feeling guilty. What if I pass that STD on to my fingers? It’s not on your fingers. It’s a sexually transmitted disease that lingers in that area,” the star sexologist said.

‘Of course you want to be clean. You want to make sure you wash your hands, your sex toys. But no, you’re not passing it on to anyone else, and it’s not bad for you,” she said.

“In fact, if you have an STD, you can do whatever you want as long as you’re not in pain, like you don’t have a herpes outbreak, there are no sores down there and also that it’s not too irritated.” So maybe some lubricants can irritate it a bit. I wouldn’t worry about it,” she added.

Chantelle and Dylan Alcott made their romance public at a tennis event in April 2019 and have been inseparable ever since.

Chantelle’s seminar, entitled How To Have Sex, was just at the Sydney Opera House and dealt with topics such as taboo sex and the use of sex toys.

‘V spots, dildos, erogenous zones, oh my! Psychosexologist Chantelle Otten guides us to go beyond just agreeing to fantastic encounters, and to feel comfortable and excited to communicate about our bodies and desires,” reads the official description of the event.

Chantelle, 31, posted to Instagram after the seminar, sharing a photo of herself posing in front of the Sydney Harbor Bridge with her Paralympic beauty, 31, and a female friend.

In an interview with News.com.au last year, she opened up about her relationship with the decorated Paralympic.

“I think we were both quite nervous to be honest… But we practiced a lot and it worked out well,” she told the publication.