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Sex Toy Risk?! ADVICE??

At my bachelor party, the stripper put a dildo between my legs and had "sex" with it for a 30 or 45 seconds.  Then, she had me put the "clean", unpenetrated end in my mouth.  It was a really long dildo, and most of it didn't penetrate her vagina, especially where I bit down on it.  She had me bite on it, then she sat on it.  She didn't get at all close to my face/mouth, as I mentioned the dildo was unusually long.  There are conflicting reports as to whether or not she sanitized the dildo before putting it in my mouth, after she used it.  She did, however, sanitize everything else she used that night in front of me, I just don't remember seeing this, I was really drunk.  My question is, should I be worried about exposure to STD's or HIV?  It's been almost 4 weeks and I've had no symptoms associated with an STD.  (I had no open cuts and didn't lick or suck the dildo, only bit down with my lips open)
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It would be a good idea to use "protected" dildos for ultra sensitive, "HIV over cautious" people like you, but the problem is, such extra large sized latexes to cover "super dildos" (as you mentioned it was really long and the "super stripper" could not take it fully ) are not in normal production line of Durex and others, so they have to think about it,,,  pretty good sales potential,,,,, LOL
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Sounds like a nice bachelor party, but no chance for HIV!!!!
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You assumed right my answer will be the same.
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I am mainly concerned because there's always that risk that MAYBE my mouth came in contact with her vaginal fluids, as they were on the toy a minute earlier.  I don't think so, but I can't be 110%.  If I did, it was negligible, as I didn't notice anything on my lips or in my mouth.  There was no visible blood, either.  

I assume your answer is still the same?  :)

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NO.
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