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Going bananas
Hi,
I have a strange question but as I am a worrier and always prefer to stay as safe as poss want to know your thoughts.
Ok here is the weird one.....I went to the banana bar. This is a bar that has lap dances that are a little more "fruity". Basically as part of the act they slip an unpeald banana up there then slow bring top part out and start to peel - you basically eat the fruit and as they continue to slip out more is peeled off to eat until all gone (weird way to get your 5 a day!)
I do have bleeding gums when I brush / eat foods so It is likely the gums were bleeding as I was eating the banana.
Should the bannan itself (the inside fruit) of touched her vagina and it had some vagina fluid on it would I be at any risk (any at all?). I have a partner so before we have unprotected sex again would you recommend testing?
Thank you
Dave
I have a strange question but as I am a worrier and always prefer to stay as safe as poss want to know your thoughts.
Ok here is the weird one.....I went to the banana bar. This is a bar that has lap dances that are a little more "fruity". Basically as part of the act they slip an unpeald banana up there then slow bring top part out and start to peel - you basically eat the fruit and as they continue to slip out more is peeled off to eat until all gone (weird way to get your 5 a day!)
I do have bleeding gums when I brush / eat foods so It is likely the gums were bleeding as I was eating the banana.
Should the bannan itself (the inside fruit) of touched her vagina and it had some vagina fluid on it would I be at any risk (any at all?). I have a partner so before we have unprotected sex again would you recommend testing?
Thank you
Dave
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Hi what your describing is zero risk for transmitting any std so no testing is needed.
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