None of these acitivties are associated with STD risk. EWH
Welcome to the Forum. We get many questions of this sort. there is no meaningful risk for STDs through the activiteis you describe. The skin has many layers and even when the skin of the hands are cracked, they remain very resistant to infection of any sort. The risk is introduction of STD pathogens (bacterial or viral) is acutally probably lower than the risk for getting the sort of skin infection that one gets when a scrape or cut gets infected elsewhere on the body as the STD organisms do not bilogically"target" these tissues. There is no reason to worry, or to test, for STDs related to this exposure. EWH
Thanks again Doctor Hook.
One other thing, if it is possible for you to answer. Is it possible for an STD to stay on the scrotum and then enter the penis after the condom is off? And what about sucking on a woman's breasts? If you could answer either of those that would be great. If only one the first. Thanks again for your help.