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asking on behalf of friend
by hereoto, May 13, 2008 03:07AM
hi im asking this on behalf of a friend
from my knowledge im almost certain he has no risk, tried to tell him so and he still seems paranoid. so i hope all of you can help with your responses to reaffirm he has no risk.
"hi i had heavy petting with someone of unknown status. we had no intercourse at all. at one point i was playing with her vagina and i think some of her fluids may be on my fingers. afterwhich i fondled her breasts and sucked on them. am i at risk of getting anything if i did end up licking up her vaginal fluids that might be on her breasts?'
from my knowledge im almost certain he has no risk, tried to tell him so and he still seems paranoid. so i hope all of you can help with your responses to reaffirm he has no risk.
"hi i had heavy petting with someone of unknown status. we had no intercourse at all. at one point i was playing with her vagina and i think some of her fluids may be on my fingers. afterwhich i fondled her breasts and sucked on them. am i at risk of getting anything if i did end up licking up her vaginal fluids that might be on her breasts?'
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1. If you friend is so worried about this, he should not have casual sex. He cannot take the implications of it mentally.
2. He should be more cautious and get to know his partner, her STD status, and his STD status before having sexual relations. If it really bothers him this much...handle it before you have sex. Don't worry afterwards.
Ask him to read this forum a bit. He will find that the worst illness that he can get from this sort of contact is the mental anguish.