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Nipple biting, nibbling
this is probably a stupid stupid question, but i'm freaking out. about a week ago I was fooling around with a girl i sort of know, and i sucked and nibbled her nipples. she didn't bleed, and she's not pregnant to lactate. but after about 5 days i got a sore throat, feel warm (no fever though), feel weak, etc.
the sensible side of me is saying 'it's cold/flu season, it's more likely someone gave you another bug or you got one from her', but the stupid irrational side is screaming 'hiv!!!' because i know she has a habit of sleeping around a bit.
i need a knock on the head. am i at zero risk, or should i get tested?
the sensible side of me is saying 'it's cold/flu season, it's more likely someone gave you another bug or you got one from her', but the stupid irrational side is screaming 'hiv!!!' because i know she has a habit of sleeping around a bit.
i need a knock on the head. am i at zero risk, or should i get tested?
KNOCK ! LISTEN TO THE "SENSIBLE" SIDE OF YOURSELF
THE STUPID (YOU SAID IT) IRRATIONAL SIDE IS BEING JUST THAT...STUPID IRRATIONAL
THE STUPID (YOU SAID IT) IRRATIONAL SIDE IS BEING JUST THAT...STUPID IRRATIONAL
You never had a risk.
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