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Is oral sex "low risk" for all permutations of oral sex / infection?
I'll keep this as to the point as possible. I had an anonymous, unprotected oral sex experience on Wednesday.
It was of very short duration, he did not orgasm. He looked/smelled clean but it was dark and he had dark skin. He also went down on me for an even shorter duration (about 3 bobs).
1) I've heard HHH say oral sex is "low risk" several times on this board, but does that hold true to giving and recieving?
2) Should I worry about the whole range? HIV, HPV, NGU, Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Chancroid, Herpies, and Hepatitus?
3) I've been talking with a lab that offers "early detection" tests. They say in young healthy males they should be able to detect all of the above by now (5 days later). Are they bs-ing me?
It was of very short duration, he did not orgasm. He looked/smelled clean but it was dark and he had dark skin. He also went down on me for an even shorter duration (about 3 bobs).
1) I've heard HHH say oral sex is "low risk" several times on this board, but does that hold true to giving and recieving?
2) Should I worry about the whole range? HIV, HPV, NGU, Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Chancroid, Herpies, and Hepatitus?
3) I've been talking with a lab that offers "early detection" tests. They say in young healthy males they should be able to detect all of the above by now (5 days later). Are they bs-ing me?
Thanks Barn Babe,
In regards to what I should worry about...
1) are any of the things I listed more likely than others, or is it just low risk across the board?
Also, I've confessed all this to my fiance. Of course there's emotional devestation, but she has a great capacity to love and forgive. We've been kissing each other on the cheek because I'm affraid of passing anything to her orally.
2) Is that fear justified?
In regards to what I should worry about...
1) are any of the things I listed more likely than others, or is it just low risk across the board?
Also, I've confessed all this to my fiance. Of course there's emotional devestation, but she has a great capacity to love and forgive. We've been kissing each other on the cheek because I'm affraid of passing anything to her orally.
2) Is that fear justified?
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