Here's my situation. I went to Japan and found a Thai massage place. I was expecting a normal massage when all of a sudden the lady who was giving me the massage starting to rub my balls and penis
. I was shocked and so I stopped her. She was pointing at her mouth to see if she can give me a ******** for a price. I said no, so she just gave me a hand
-job. All this is fine but stupid me told her to pull down her panties and she did. I started rubbing her ***** towards the top and she was really wet for some reason but did not insert my fingers
was dry after i touched the tissue. I went to the bathroom and saw what looked like soap. (i'm pretty sure it was soap). I rubbed my hands with it and washed it off, not too thoroughly because for some reason she wanted me quickly out of the bathroom and I proceeded to use that same soap to wash my penis at the sink. What is my risk of catching HIV if she had HIV?
2. I did wash my hands (not thoroughly) but what if I had got some of her vaginal juice touch or enter my penis while I was washing my penis...would the soap and water have destroyed the HIV virus? what is the risk assessment for that?
3. There was a bathroom where you can wash off and the place looked dark and sketchy. I used the shower there and used lots of what looked like body wash from pump bottle. Also what is the risk of me catching the virus in a bathroom used by people who have been serviced the same way I have?
3. I was so worried and couldn't sleep that night and I found what looked like eczema on my collar one or two days later. I'm not really sure but I also had dry throat one to two weeks after but it didn't feel like a cold or a flu and it just disappeared after couple of days. Could these be symptoms of HIV?
Please I need some comfort to help me lessen my anxieties.
Thanks for the response. Really puts my mind at ease. What if she had a little bit of her vaginal juice on her finger and used that finger to rub my penis? Am I at risk? Should I get tested?
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