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can I suck agin
02/10/06 09:48 PM

Hi, two years ago I was WW and almost went nuts. I totally believed I had HIV. Didn't believed the Neg test and all that stuff. Well two years later i have had very little sex I am gay.
I like oral but have been sucking with condoms. i have had it with that!!! I am going back to sucking without comdoms. is my risk supper high? I think with all the B/J going on my risk is small. I might regreat it but I have to have some damn sex that I like. sorry for the post but had to get it off my chest

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can I suck agin	Anonymous	02/10/06 09:48 PM
Re: can I suck agin	Anonymous	02/11/06 03:03 AM
Re: can I suck agin	shadesofgrey	02/11/06 10:15 PM
Re: can I suck agin	Anonymous	02/11/06 10:20 PM
Re: can I suck agin	shadesofgrey	02/12/06 03:11 PM
Re: can I suck agin	Anonymous	02/11/06 03:24 AM
Re: can I suck agin	shadesofgrey	02/10/06 10:11 PM

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