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Likley hood of prostitutes being HIV positive
Hi. I have visited prostitues a few times. Every single one was extremely professional ie had condoms, their own apartment, insisted on condoms even for oral ect ect ect. I was just thinking becuAse before I used to assume that every single hooker would have aids but Is it just me or do prostitutes who always use condoms have a very unlikely chance of having it? Do you agree with me or is my logic messed. I used condoms for oral and vaginal and it was in tact at the end, Can you say with 100% certainty that I have not been exposed and do not have HIV and if I got tested it would be negative ( I really don't want to bother). Thanks. And I've read if the condom is intact it has prevented HIV transmttion end of story. Is this true?
I'm very sorry to hear that but it's amazing the medicines nowadays, my aunt and uncle have been positive for 14 years and they are in fine health. Both of them shared iv drug works with an HIV positive addict and we're actually infected by the same needle. Out of curiously and since kind sir what method were you infected by?
Have you mr Teak ever had an HIV exposer? If so please share I think more awareness with sharing experiences could assist in prevention.
Or my gf. It's a good idea. I was just questioning a common assumption. I'm glad I don't hVe HIV
Again quite smashing news gentlemen. I am glad I do not have a concern. Even in a monogamous relationship I would use condoms, always do, whether it is a street *****
No one is considered a high risk group, it's the risks YOU take that make it high or low.
You don't guess about HIV, you use condoms for vaginal and anal sex until you are in a monogamous relationship and you've both tested together.
What is your opinion on the likleyhood of ****** having it in the first place, low? Medium? Relatively high?
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