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Two Questions
Hello everyone, I have
Tonight, a girl was having her period and she came into my room and she sat down on my chair. However the colour of the chair is black so I cannot 100% say that her period "soaked" from her pants and got onto my chair. Without realising I sat down.
An hour later I went to her room and we started get cosy together. We didn't have sex, but I masturbated next to her. While I was masturbating she gave a box of tissues but there were ones on top which looked "crinkled" so now im assuming they have been used. Being a paranoid freak as I am, I assumed she may have used them to clean up her "period" mess.
The question is: Because I have eczema, would there be a possiblity of contracting HIV from sitting down on her chair (with my pjs).
And secondly, when I orgasmised, I ejaculated onto the tissue and the semen on the tissue touched the tip of my penis. Suppose she "cleaned" herself up from the mess and I used in. Is there also a possibility of contracting HIV?
Thanks.
Tonight, a girl was having her period and she came into my room and she sat down on my chair. However the colour of the chair is black so I cannot 100% say that her period "soaked" from her pants and got onto my chair. Without realising I sat down.
An hour later I went to her room and we started get cosy together. We didn't have sex, but I masturbated next to her. While I was masturbating she gave a box of tissues but there were ones on top which looked "crinkled" so now im assuming they have been used. Being a paranoid freak as I am, I assumed she may have used them to clean up her "period" mess.
The question is: Because I have eczema, would there be a possiblity of contracting HIV from sitting down on her chair (with my pjs).
And secondly, when I orgasmised, I ejaculated onto the tissue and the semen on the tissue touched the tip of my penis. Suppose she "cleaned" herself up from the mess and I used in. Is there also a possibility of contracting HIV?
Thanks.
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