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Possible penetration during massage visits

Good morning,

I often visit massage parlours where the masseuses provide hand jobs or protected oral sex.  I often worry that the masseuse forgets to put a condom on before providing oral sex and I don't notice.  Or if I am receiving a hand job whilst the masseuse is on top of me I convince myself that perhaps the masseuse inserted my penis into her vagina without me noticing.
Would I be able to notice these things if they happened? I am constantly stressing that I have caught HIV when I visit these massage places. Is there a chance I could get HIV from these actions?
I would appreciate any thoughts or help with this.

Thank you for your time
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I read your posting history, which shows a pattern of anxiety over no-risk encounters at brothels and massage places occurring since at least 2009..

This was a no risk situation and your concerns are not based in reality and are a  product of your anxiety.

This forum's advice: STOP going to massage places and brothels.

This thread is OVER. I have nothing more to say.

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http://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV---Prevention/Exposure-at-massage-parlour-/show/1897495#post_8834175

I think the expert covers everything you asked. I would add, if your having concerns about these places then stop going and save your money.
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