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Hello everyone.
I would like your opinion please. I saw a prostitute yesterday, she fingered herself and then gave me a handjob. I touched her vagina and then my penis...maybe urethra, she was almost dry...would this require testing?
I would like your opinion please. I saw a prostitute yesterday, she fingered herself and then gave me a handjob. I touched her vagina and then my penis...maybe urethra, she was almost dry...would this require testing?
would this apply too even if im NOT circumcised? no chance of fluids getting under my forsekin favoring transmitssion?
yes, and also that if I was at risk you would have told me, Im just anxious because I have to protect my wife, I know you undestand, I will not test based on your recommendation,
thanks
thanks
I guess that would make me the first person in the history to get HIV this way if i do?
It isn't a risk. you can use vaginal fluid to masturbate with and it wouldn't be a risk of contracting HIV. HIV is not transmitted outside it's host.
for better or worse I kept searching online and THEBODY.COM points out the risk of vaginal fluid comming in contact with the urethra, should I take my chance and not getting tested? what do you think?
in the other hand I found you at POZ.COM they say that mutual masturbation is no risk but THEBODY has so called doctors specialists, what should I do, im confused.
in the other hand I found you at POZ.COM they say that mutual masturbation is no risk but THEBODY has so called doctors specialists, what should I do, im confused.
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