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Strip Club
Hello:
I recently visited a low-end strip club where the stripper gave me a lap dance. During the dance, she touched my penis with her hands to "adjust" it, and she also kissed me frequently on my skin (not mouth-mouth kiss,) including kissing in my ears.
Now; the stripper told me that she had breast cancer for which she also received chemotherapy. She also confessed that she used drugs in the past (not sure if needle-based or sniffing.) While the dance was being performed, I did notice that she had moles on her skin along with broken/rough skin. She perspired a lot as well, and most of the sweat was transferred to me on my hands and my face because of the dance.
Based on the above, am I even slightly exposed to STDs (including HIV) or cancer of any kind? If there's even a slight chance, what testing shall I get done to clear the doubts? I would really appreciate your prompt response as I'm very anxious due to the whole situation. Thank you.
I recently visited a low-end strip club where the stripper gave me a lap dance. During the dance, she touched my penis with her hands to "adjust" it, and she also kissed me frequently on my skin (not mouth-mouth kiss,) including kissing in my ears.
Now; the stripper told me that she had breast cancer for which she also received chemotherapy. She also confessed that she used drugs in the past (not sure if needle-based or sniffing.) While the dance was being performed, I did notice that she had moles on her skin along with broken/rough skin. She perspired a lot as well, and most of the sweat was transferred to me on my hands and my face because of the dance.
Based on the above, am I even slightly exposed to STDs (including HIV) or cancer of any kind? If there's even a slight chance, what testing shall I get done to clear the doubts? I would really appreciate your prompt response as I'm very anxious due to the whole situation. Thank you.
I just said you had no STD risk.
As for cancer...cancer is not something you catch from someone.
As for cancer...cancer is not something you catch from someone.
Thank you. Should I assume then that this situation did not pose risk of any STD or cancer?
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