Aa
a bit confused
again like everybody else, maybe i am just worrying too much.
during the last year, i went to see a few CSW. Always had protected sex, whether oral or vaginal.
I remember once when I was trying to insert my penis, the condom broke on the side (when i was trying to get in - didnt actually penetrate) then I immediately stopped all action.
Another time i remember there was a little blood on the condom after i was finished - probably because she had her periods.
Given that I had protected sex during all my encounters and including those two experiences, what do you think my stakes are? Any risk of hiv?
during the last year, i went to see a few CSW. Always had protected sex, whether oral or vaginal.
I remember once when I was trying to insert my penis, the condom broke on the side (when i was trying to get in - didnt actually penetrate) then I immediately stopped all action.
Another time i remember there was a little blood on the condom after i was finished - probably because she had her periods.
Given that I had protected sex during all my encounters and including those two experiences, what do you think my stakes are? Any risk of hiv?
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So what u are saying is that a slight and extremely short contact with no insertion is not considered as risk?
so worrying abt nothing? Thought that going to see a CSW was a risk in itself with or without protection
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