No apology necessary, and sorry for the assertive wording. I'm only trying to give you a realistic perspective so you won't a) worry so much about non-risky events and b) not spend money to post questions with obvious answers that you have heard before.
I appreciate your answer Doctor and sorry for my anxiety… I will follow your advice and please apologise me...
Sexual fluids cannot transmit HIV through clothing. I'm concerned that you continue to have irrational fears of HIV, and that apparently you did not learn the main message I have tried to give you in two previous questions about low risk events. Here, once again, is what I wrote before (twice!):
"Here is all you need to do to be certain you will never get HIV: choose your sex partners carefully, and don't have vaginal or anal sex outside a mutually monogamous relationship; and don't ever share drug injection equipment with other people. That's all."
Here is the same message in different words: If your bare penis (no condom) does not enter an infected person's vagina or rectum, and if you don't share needles, YOU ARE NOT AT RISK FOR HIV. There are no exceptions; if those things don't happen, there is no risk. Of course ejaculation makes no difference: material coming OUT of your penis cannot increase the risk of infected secretions getting INTO your penis.
Believe it, accept it, and please stop asking about events that do not have such exposures.
Regards-- HHH, MD