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Stripper Incident
I attended a strip club in Denver and received private dances from a African American women. She was fully nude. She probably danced for me for 30-45 minutes. Occasionally, she would reach down my pants and touch my penis after touching herself. There were intermintent bried moments when she grinded on me with only my shirt covering the tip of my penis (jeans still covering most of shaft). She would also touch my hands (with open cuts/sores due to eczima) after fingering herself.
I also received a private nude dance from another girl (Hispanic) for like 15 minutes. During that time I fingered this girl briefly (about five seconds) I have already posted on the community forum, just wanted an experts opinion. I also took my annual STD test right before Christmas. Everything was negative. What are my risks for HIV? Should I get tested again soon, or just wait for an annual test assuming no more "risky behaviors"? .
I also received a private nude dance from another girl (Hispanic) for like 15 minutes. During that time I fingered this girl briefly (about five seconds) I have already posted on the community forum, just wanted an experts opinion. I also took my annual STD test right before Christmas. Everything was negative. What are my risks for HIV? Should I get tested again soon, or just wait for an annual test assuming no more "risky behaviors"? .
You never had any risk. HIV need full penetration into her vagina where her fluids will enter your hole of penis.
With what you describe ZERO chance.
With what you describe ZERO chance.
You never at any stage had a risk of Hiv infection from the activities you engaged in.You're safe.
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