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My BF is HIV+, I am not. I worry about him going down on me because he has some cavities. Am I correct in that only if he has bleeding gums I would be at risk of transmission ?
Thanks for the comments and the support, we have been together 18mths now, give or take a little. We will be getting married next year.
Dear Gindaragon
With all the respect i salute you for what you are doing for your love, your lover must be very lucky person dear, I request you never leave him for his status, I pray to Almight God to give you both strength and Happy married life, Congartes for your marrigae in advance.
With all the respect i salute you for what you are doing for your love, your lover must be very lucky person dear, I request you never leave him for his status, I pray to Almight God to give you both strength and Happy married life, Congartes for your marrigae in advance.
Well Ella to reply to that, you dont have a choice who you fall in love with. I loved the man before I knew he had the disease. Should I ignore that. I am totally aware of the risks, thus so Is why I put this particular question on here.
Please note the dates of original threads when posting a response. I would encourage you to educate yourself concerning the HIV virus, transmission, and Serodiscordant Relationships. With the proper precautions, mixed-status couples can have a normal and full sex life.
-JC-
-JC-
There is virtually no risk in him giving you oral, regardless of the details. Nobody has ever been infected this way.
Dear you catch HIV only if there is blood to blood contact or semen to semen contact.
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