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what are my chances?


Last night i decided to finally meet a guy ive been talking to for about 2 weeks long story short we ended up making out and and he performed oral sex on me then he asked me to do the same for him i started to but it only lasted about 20 seconds or so before i stopped so he didnt ejaculate in my mouth or anything but when i got home i remembered that i had a big boil on my gums between my teeth that popped earlier in the day and it was bleeding for a while. I asked the guy and he said he got tested last month and that hes clean but I'm not so sure. My question is if he did have hiv what are the chances of me catching it from the oral wound in my mouth. Like i said it only lasted about 20 seconds and he didnt finish. Also today i noticed tiny red bumps on my tongue and a painful bump at the tip of my tongue what could that be?
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get your self test ...because now u r in what if business to hiv....nothing will peace your mind , no matter what we answer here or other side , oral with out ejaculation is not,,,  ...
for kissing part u both must have open source or sore , where the blood can possible get exchange ,
if u had sore only and the other person u are save ....
NO RISK OF HIV if u ask me
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How sure are you? Wouldn't there be a risk if i had a open sore in my mouth?
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Zero!
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