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Hand job after condom removal
Hello everyone,
I had protected vaginal intercourse with a sex worker yesterday. Because it was taking time for me to ejaculate, she removed the condom (with her bare hand), applied some lube on my penis and gave me a handjob. My concern is that her hand must have come into contact with her vaginal fluids when she removed the condom; she then gave me a handjob with the same hand. Does this pose a risk for HIV (assuming she might have been HIV positive)? Please let me know.
Thank you very much in advance.
I had protected vaginal intercourse with a sex worker yesterday. Because it was taking time for me to ejaculate, she removed the condom (with her bare hand), applied some lube on my penis and gave me a handjob. My concern is that her hand must have come into contact with her vaginal fluids when she removed the condom; she then gave me a handjob with the same hand. Does this pose a risk for HIV (assuming she might have been HIV positive)? Please let me know.
Thank you very much in advance.
Hello Teak,
I do apologise if that is the case. Would it be possible to post a link to the thread here or to maybe briefly state your answer.
Thank you very much.
I do apologise if that is the case. Would it be possible to post a link to the thread here or to maybe briefly state your answer.
Thank you very much.
Hello everyone,|
Please give a brief reply. I am very worried over this. Any response would be thoroughly appreciated.
Please give a brief reply. I am very worried over this. Any response would be thoroughly appreciated.
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