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Hello,
Bi male here. Just wanted to recount if I should get retested based on the following:
March 24, 2015: protected anal as me as bttm.
April 6, 2015: kissed/ cuddle : no anal nor oral
However the guys had a bleeding gum line the next morning. Concern?
June 8, 2015: received and performed oral briefly.
The other partner fingered me anally as well.
He ejaculated on my chest.
Tested: June 30, 2015: NEGATIVE
July 10: deep French kissing: no anal nor oral sex
Bi male here. Just wanted to recount if I should get retested based on the following:
March 24, 2015: protected anal as me as bttm.
April 6, 2015: kissed/ cuddle : no anal nor oral
However the guys had a bleeding gum line the next morning. Concern?
June 8, 2015: received and performed oral briefly.
The other partner fingered me anally as well.
He ejaculated on my chest.
Tested: June 30, 2015: NEGATIVE
July 10: deep French kissing: no anal nor oral sex
Thanks James.
So in a nutshell, everything was virtually "safe"? In regards to HIV that is.
So in a nutshell, everything was virtually "safe"? In regards to HIV that is.
Thanks for such a prompt response!
Is kissing, even with a slight gum bleed a risk?
Correct me if I am wrong, but the only significant risk on the last few months would have been the anal, right??
No penetration occurred except on March 24th.
Thank you
Is kissing, even with a slight gum bleed a risk?
Correct me if I am wrong, but the only significant risk on the last few months would have been the anal, right??
No penetration occurred except on March 24th.
Thank you
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