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STD from vibrator
Today I had a sexual intercourse with a prostitute.
I started masturbating her with a little vibrator.
I purchased it and was brand now at the moment of intercourse.
I masturbated her over her external genitals (clit and outer vagina lips but I'm not sure if some of her secretion came in contact with vibrator).
After masturbating her, she gave me a protected fellatio until I had orgasm.
Then I pulled off my condom and went to bath for wash my genital.
I'm worried about this: before I pulled off my condom I switched off the vibrator with my finger, so could I transmitted some of her vaginal secretion (and STD) to my penis when I pulled off my condom?
In other way, could I get some STD if I touched vibrator before I pulled off my condom.
Regards
I started masturbating her with a little vibrator.
I purchased it and was brand now at the moment of intercourse.
I masturbated her over her external genitals (clit and outer vagina lips but I'm not sure if some of her secretion came in contact with vibrator).
After masturbating her, she gave me a protected fellatio until I had orgasm.
Then I pulled off my condom and went to bath for wash my genital.
I'm worried about this: before I pulled off my condom I switched off the vibrator with my finger, so could I transmitted some of her vaginal secretion (and STD) to my penis when I pulled off my condom?
In other way, could I get some STD if I touched vibrator before I pulled off my condom.
Regards
Best Answer
COMMUNITY LEADER
Hi and welcome. To be at risk for contracting stds you need unprotected vaginal, anal or low risk oral sex. They need a specific enviornment to be transmitted.
COMMUNITY LEADER
No risk, thats why they call them "sexually transmitted diseases". you need to have sex.
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