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No condom leakage, is it safe
Hi guys
Just had a sex with a CSW whom HIV status is unknown. But lets assume she is positive.
I had a brief sex with her with condom on. After sex, I immediately went into the bathroom to look at the condom. It still intact. Didn't roll up, even if it did a little, it still covers at least 90% of my penis.
I took it off and then fill it with water, quite a plentiful of it, to test if it leaked. And luckily it did not leak, I see no water comming out of the condom.
So, the condom did not roll up, did not leak and no breakage at all. We did not kiss, no blowjob, no cunnilingus or analingus, nothing at all, just a brief vaginal sex with condom on. Am I 100% safe from HIV from this session? Assuming she is positive.
Just had a sex with a CSW whom HIV status is unknown. But lets assume she is positive.
I had a brief sex with her with condom on. After sex, I immediately went into the bathroom to look at the condom. It still intact. Didn't roll up, even if it did a little, it still covers at least 90% of my penis.
I took it off and then fill it with water, quite a plentiful of it, to test if it leaked. And luckily it did not leak, I see no water comming out of the condom.
So, the condom did not roll up, did not leak and no breakage at all. We did not kiss, no blowjob, no cunnilingus or analingus, nothing at all, just a brief vaginal sex with condom on. Am I 100% safe from HIV from this session? Assuming she is positive.
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