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bit cheek before performing cunnilingus
hi doc,
I am a 30 year old male, i do no drugs except for some occasional alcohol. last night I attended a swingers party. I accidentally bit my cheek as I chewed gum. I went to the bathroom to check for blood, did not find any, then I performed oral sex on a woman who had a monogamous relationship for 5 yrs up until then, I was the first man she would have sex with other than her consenting husband. I also made out with her, but she was making out with several men. I received some oral sex from her with a condom on and had sex with the same condom. after this, I remembered I had bit my cheek. I also had sex with a condom with another girl that night. supposing there was a small lesion in my cheek:
what are the chances that she could pass me HIV by giving her oral sex or by kissing her (supposing she kissed others with HIV?
I made out with another girl who may have (I don't know) performed oral sex to other men and women previously. could that give me STD's, HIV?
Thank you for you response
I am a 30 year old male, i do no drugs except for some occasional alcohol. last night I attended a swingers party. I accidentally bit my cheek as I chewed gum. I went to the bathroom to check for blood, did not find any, then I performed oral sex on a woman who had a monogamous relationship for 5 yrs up until then, I was the first man she would have sex with other than her consenting husband. I also made out with her, but she was making out with several men. I received some oral sex from her with a condom on and had sex with the same condom. after this, I remembered I had bit my cheek. I also had sex with a condom with another girl that night. supposing there was a small lesion in my cheek:
what are the chances that she could pass me HIV by giving her oral sex or by kissing her (supposing she kissed others with HIV?
I made out with another girl who may have (I don't know) performed oral sex to other men and women previously. could that give me STD's, HIV?
Thank you for you response
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