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I had sex twice with sex workers way back in 2003 with condoms, after a year or so I did a HIV test and came out clean. Also i donated blood couple of times which indicated that I dont have HIV
Recently I had been to a sex worker, but I stuck only to the massage part.
Firstly i laid down on my chest on the air filled plastic bed. The lady put some liquid, maybe massage lotion with water on my back and sat on me. She started body rubbing on me very heavily with her vagina touching my body. I could feel the stub of her vaginal areas rubbing my back. Then i laid on my back and she did the same thing again. However the penis might have touched her Vagina sligtly or the surrouding areas. But my body was wet with the water and the massage lotion. She rubbed her body and per privare parts against me. I am concerned that some vaginal fluid might have entered my anus which was having minor cuts.
Then we both were in the bath tub with soap water where again I had the massage. Then I fingered her vagina a little bit and she in turn fingered her vagina. Then i asked her to use her hand to masturbate me, where she applied a lotion and did the same for me. After ejaculating I had bath in the shower with soap solution, me and her together. I had corn in my feet finger, but no bleeding as such.
All time during massage my body was wet with soap solution and water was little warm, but I am also fearing sharing the not so clean air filled plastic bed and the bath tub where my genitals were in contact
There was no kissing, penetration or blow job involved.
This event is giving me sleepless night. Its been 3 days now and symptoms of HIV appearing in future are looming over. I am planning to do the HIV test after 6 months
Please advise on the possibility of contracting HIV
I had sex twice with sex workers way back in 2003 with condoms, after a year or so I did a HIV test and came out clean. Also i donated blood couple of times which indicated that I dont have HIV
Recently I had been to a sex worker, but I stuck only to the massage part.
Firstly i laid down on my chest on the air filled plastic bed. The lady put some liquid, maybe massage lotion with water on my back and sat on me. She started body rubbing on me very heavily with her vagina touching my body. I could feel the stub of her vaginal areas rubbing my back. Then i laid on my back and she did the same thing again. However the penis might have touched her Vagina sligtly or the surrouding areas. But my body was wet with the water and the massage lotion. She rubbed her body and per privare parts against me. I am concerned that some vaginal fluid might have entered my anus which was having minor cuts.
Then we both were in the bath tub with soap water where again I had the massage. Then I fingered her vagina a little bit and she in turn fingered her vagina. Then i asked her to use her hand to masturbate me, where she applied a lotion and did the same for me. After ejaculating I had bath in the shower with soap solution, me and her together. I had corn in my feet finger, but no bleeding as such.
All time during massage my body was wet with soap solution and water was little warm, but I am also fearing sharing the not so clean air filled plastic bed and the bath tub where my genitals were in contact
There was no kissing, penetration or blow job involved.
This event is giving me sleepless night. Its been 3 days now and symptoms of HIV appearing in future are looming over. I am planning to do the HIV test after 6 months
Please advise on the possibility of contracting HIV
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Your risk is non existent. Soapy massages of this kind are really wonderful in Thailand, totally risk free if you keep "yourself" outside her.
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