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football game
yesterday, when it was around 80, i patted some of my friends in a football game on their jerseys then ate like 30 seconds to a minute later. what makes me concerned is that what if some of them had blood on their jersey and i didnt see and still ate something that my hand (which may have touched blood) ate. what would be the risk if:
1.my fingers were covered in blood and i ate?
2.my whole hand?
or is this ocd?
1.my fingers were covered in blood and i ate?
2.my whole hand?
or is this ocd?
even if my bottom hand was literally red handed with blood, there's still no risk? or am i being paranoid? does the temperature even make a difference? cuz it may have been like mid/high 70's. and if you do reply to my most recent question reply to you, ill stop posting on this, just like the other ones i started by questions
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