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Low Risk - Am I OK?
Hi Doctors, this forum is great.
My situation is quite simple but I feel slightly worried, and want to know form experts what I should, do if anything, as I have a pertner who I live with.
Yesterday on a business trip in London, I stupidly met a Thai CSW in her aprtment. In an attempt to stay safe in this situation and not catch anything, I opted to just masterbate myself whilst watching her. The only contact I had with her was a handshake. I also sat on her bad whilst waiting, where I would have touched her bed covers.
With the same hand I shook her hand was the hand i masturbated myself with.
Ok, i know this is very low risk and I am probably worrying about nothing, but I wanted clarification from an expert on what to do next.
My worry I suppose is that she had something on her hand when I shook it, or on the bed before I masturbated, but then how different is this to holding something on a train or in a public bathroom?
If i was single, I probably wouldn't post this, but what do I do next to insure the safety of my partner?
Do you think I can carry on normal relations with my partner?
Am I at any risk, do you think I acted responsibly and safely in this situation?
I already have a diagnosed anxiety problem which isn't helping this situation, a situation which I now regret.
Thank you for any help.
My situation is quite simple but I feel slightly worried, and want to know form experts what I should, do if anything, as I have a pertner who I live with.
Yesterday on a business trip in London, I stupidly met a Thai CSW in her aprtment. In an attempt to stay safe in this situation and not catch anything, I opted to just masterbate myself whilst watching her. The only contact I had with her was a handshake. I also sat on her bad whilst waiting, where I would have touched her bed covers.
With the same hand I shook her hand was the hand i masturbated myself with.
Ok, i know this is very low risk and I am probably worrying about nothing, but I wanted clarification from an expert on what to do next.
My worry I suppose is that she had something on her hand when I shook it, or on the bed before I masturbated, but then how different is this to holding something on a train or in a public bathroom?
If i was single, I probably wouldn't post this, but what do I do next to insure the safety of my partner?
Do you think I can carry on normal relations with my partner?
Am I at any risk, do you think I acted responsibly and safely in this situation?
I already have a diagnosed anxiety problem which isn't helping this situation, a situation which I now regret.
Thank you for any help.
you should be worrying about having thrown away your money to do what you could have done on your own, except for a handshake!
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hello
Listen, you're getting all upset about nothing.
There is no possible chance on this earth - or the next one - of you picking up anything other than a common cold this way.
There is no chance - nil - zero - nada - chance at all.
best wishes, Sean
Listen, you're getting all upset about nothing.
There is no possible chance on this earth - or the next one - of you picking up anything other than a common cold this way.
There is no chance - nil - zero - nada - chance at all.
best wishes, Sean
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