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Spit on Hand

Hi, i met guy on internet.

- We kiss (lip to lip)
- He s**k my penis short time, and i stopped him.
- We masturbate to each other and he SPIT on his hand, with him saliva and i ejeculate.

I'm very scared!
What is the risk situation?
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But, If there is blood on spit? Maybe Gum bleeding i don't know?
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As anxious said, there is NO possibility. The blood would be in saliva which would quickly kill it and also it's exposed to the air. Trust me, I get the worry and also dealt with it myself, but AnxiousNoMore is totally right. There is no worry. I would relax. If you want to get tested in a month or 3 months, go for it for peace of mind, but HIV is NOT transmitted through saliva. You are fine. They know what they are talking about here. Anxious is right.
I've dealt with it recently and Anxious was totally right in what they post. No transmission.
Spit is not a risk. Only adult risk is shared needles, unprotected vaginal or anal.

No one in history got HIV from spit, blood spit, blood spatters etc because it is instantly inactivated in air and saliva, so that is double zero risk. Cuts would have to be deep gaping wounds with the virus thrust deeply inside which you didn't have. Watch an NFL game sometime and you will see blood flying when 300 pounders collide at full speed but they don't get HIV.
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I had similar question and the answer is, no, the HIV virus can NOT survive in saliva. So oral is not a risk, especially when your the recipient of it. It's virtually impossible. Kissing on the lips is zero risk. It's like shaking hands...can't happen. I got nervous too, but people here know their stuff and you are fine.
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It is not virtually impossible, it is 100% conclusively impossible. Otherwise, you are correct,
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