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Hi, I went to a massage parlor, I took of my clothes and I did wear on my underwear. The massage lady was totally naked and I covered her vignal with a a bigger than A4 size white towel cloth. I had a fast ejectculation during anal sex with her. My question is while i wear on my underware and cover her viginal with the white towel cloth, is it possible for hiv or std transmittion in this way if she is infected with either one of these. I am afraid that her viginal fluid may come into my underwear and before anal sex with her she did sit on my penis while I was wearing my underwear with the towel cloth on top and she shake and rub my penis for a while as there was no ejectculation and ejectculate only when anal sex. Please help me to understand, I am quite worry.
Hi, my actual action was cover her virgina with a towel cloth and me wearing underwear on top of her performing anal sex and she told me she was wet. But I can tell I did not take up my underwear no doubt i did not wear condom during the action. But I felt like it was inside her. So consider this as an protected sex?
If your penis went into her anus and you did not have a condom then yes it is unprotected. covering her vagina with a towel and you wearing underwear has nothing to do with your penis inside of her.
Hi doctor, wearing underwear and cover her virginal with a white towel during anal sex, do you consider this as an unprotected anal sex?
So in your question you were worried about STD's and HIV passing through clothes and not unprotected anal sex?
If you had unprotected anal sex with this person then you need to test.
Gonorrhea and chlamydia-1 week
syphilis-6 weeks
HIV and Herpes-3 months
If you had unprotected anal sex with this person then you need to test.
Gonorrhea and chlamydia-1 week
syphilis-6 weeks
HIV and Herpes-3 months
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