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Hi all. Today I talked with HIV-infected gay guy. He told me that before meeting with his partner, whom infected him with HIV, he was negative.  3 months after the start of cohabitation he passed the analysis and determined the HIV antibody. He says, and so convincing that it is impossible not to believe that he never had unprotected sex and have never torn condom. Tell me, how can this be? It's contrary to all scientific research. If he is telling the truth, then what's the point? Please tell me, can this really to be?
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Oral sex and protected sex is not a risk, If he is saying he got HIV from these events he is not being honest. Thats all there is to it.
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Thanks to all.
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Apparently, I badly speak English and could not correctly describe the situation.
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He says that he contracted HIV through condom or through oral sex. :(
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Doesn't seem strange at all. There are lots of serodiscordant couples living together.
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He says that he never had unprotected anal sex. Maybe was had unprotected oral, but I know that this is no risk. I like this story seems very strange.
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You don't always get infected on your first exposure. You don't say if he had unprotected anal or not.
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HIV is NOT spread by cohabitation. There are plenty of people reporting things that are "contrary to all scientific research", but that doesn't mean they aren't lying or mistaken.
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