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Kissing with blood and nipple sucking
Good Afternoon,
Recently I was on a date and my date started kissing me. It was uncomfortable because she was noting my lips and tongue. We kissed a good amount of time. Next day morning I was a cut in my inner lip. This might have been caused during the kissing.
1. I did not taste blood but not sure because I found a cut on my inner lip. Is this risky
2. Later I have spent some time licking and sucking ( I am sorry to use this word but wanted to be clear with the explanation ) her nipples and boobs. Did not taste any liquid or blood there. Is this any risk
I would have not have these questions but later she asked me to make love and did not have condoms. She said she prefers sec without condom. This really scared me. I asked her status and she told me she was tested a month ago and she has no stds but was not ready to share the document.
Do I need to get tested.
Recently I was on a date and my date started kissing me. It was uncomfortable because she was noting my lips and tongue. We kissed a good amount of time. Next day morning I was a cut in my inner lip. This might have been caused during the kissing.
1. I did not taste blood but not sure because I found a cut on my inner lip. Is this risky
2. Later I have spent some time licking and sucking ( I am sorry to use this word but wanted to be clear with the explanation ) her nipples and boobs. Did not taste any liquid or blood there. Is this any risk
I would have not have these questions but later she asked me to make love and did not have condoms. She said she prefers sec without condom. This really scared me. I asked her status and she told me she was tested a month ago and she has no stds but was not ready to share the document.
Do I need to get tested.
COMMUNITY LEADER
No - the answer will not change no matter what other factors you think of to add to the scenario. No risk.
COMMUNITY LEADER
As you were advised in your previous thread, transmission requires having unprotected, penetrative anal or vaginal sex. Any other sexual activity you can think of is NOT a risk.
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Ok one last question. Just for ease of mind. I have bleeding gums ( they don't bleed profusely but a little). Will that put me at risk ?
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