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Lap dance with an kenyan girl

I was in Thailand last week I had lap dance with an kenyan girl in the heat of moment we got naked and my head penis was rubbing vigrously against her ass and vagina for 10mins later she turned out to be hiv positive is their any chance where her vaginal and rectal fuild would have transfered and I might get hiv I'm nervous as hell
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20620809 tn?1504362969
This was already answered for you. The answer has not changed since then.  No risk. There has to be penetration for any transmission whether she is positive or not. You can not get HIV from vigorous rubbing onto her anus. Even if you penetrated her, it would be less than 1 percent transmission (low risk) from a single event.  And you didn't penetrate her so it is zero.  You can't keep asking the same question, you must accept the answer.  
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188761 tn?1584567620
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No, she didn't turn out to be positive, there is no way you could convince her to get an HIV test. They meet individuals every day that confuse their emotion of guilt as anxiety of HIV infection. There are couple of good news for you, they practice safe sex, if they engage in commercial sex work and test periodically for their own safety. Also, you didn't engage in any thing that could lead to HIV infection. Please see a counselor to help you with your guilt. No risk, testing is not recommended.
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