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Quick HIV question
Hello everyone,
2 nights ago I met a woman on a website I use to meet single women.
We ended up having sex that night.
I used a condom for vaginal intercourse but no condom for oral,
During sex I noticed a small amount of blood on her thigh and small amount on the outside of the condom.
At the time I did not think about the risk of HIV but now 2 days later I am back to my worrying ways.
As I was nearing the "Conclusion" i removed the condom with my right hand and used that hand to bring myself to completion.
What are the chances of contracting HIV in this manner?
2 nights ago I met a woman on a website I use to meet single women.
We ended up having sex that night.
I used a condom for vaginal intercourse but no condom for oral,
During sex I noticed a small amount of blood on her thigh and small amount on the outside of the condom.
At the time I did not think about the risk of HIV but now 2 days later I am back to my worrying ways.
As I was nearing the "Conclusion" i removed the condom with my right hand and used that hand to bring myself to completion.
What are the chances of contracting HIV in this manner?
No risk. The fact you named demographics doesn't mean a thing. HIV does not discriminate.
So no need to get a test?
I'm not really freaking out to bad, seemed fairly safe and the lady does not fall into the category of someone who would be infected.
White, 36yo mother of 3 in a decent neighborhood.
I'm not really freaking out to bad, seemed fairly safe and the lady does not fall into the category of someone who would be infected.
White, 36yo mother of 3 in a decent neighborhood.
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