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1700643 tn?1464846682

just a few tips so u dont have2ask&questions that have been answered100+times&obcios

These people here r very educated on HIV prevention/risks.So maybe u can take what they tell u w/a ton of questions/what ifs etc
ORAL SEX OF ANY KIND(protected/unprotected).U will NOT GET HIV even if the other person is HIV postive(enzymes n saliva kill those germs) even if u/the other person has any inflamed/bleeding n the mouth.As for hand jobs,fingering the same goes.HIV is a very sensitive/easily killed virus that can't live outside of the body.
U won't get it through touching things,saliva etc.
THE ONLY WAY U CAN GET IT IS THROUGH UNPROTECTED VAGINAL,ANAL SEX,FROM MOTHER2CHILD,SHARING WORKS(NEEDLE SHARING)We dont know peoples status so ALWAYS use protection.
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Dont forget the ones that got drunk and banged just got oral from a stripper or sex worker.
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1700643 tn?1464846682
Sry wasn't quit done.If u r asking over+over about the same thing after getting answers u have HIV anxiety.If u have ocd,HIV anxiety the smartest thing2do is BE CAREFUL,ALWAYS USE PROTECTION+REMEMBER this forum is only4hiv concerns NOT TO HELP identify other stds.There r forums here for that and u CAN'T go2research symptoms of HIV b4taking tests,during,after.Ur anxiety will cause symptoms that r not real signs.DONT GO ONLINE TO C POSSIBLE SYMPTOMS.Waste of time&.torture ur self.3months post esposure test100%accurate
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