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i am a prostitute.
06/16/04 03:18 PM

I am a prostitute and don't know my status.
In this country where i work, nobody has to check and us professionals are left alone if we mind our business. But reading so much about aids and stuff, i feel i should get tested.But then if i come out positive what then ?

I can't switch to other profession, i don't know anything else.
I shall feel guilty to do it againg with a customer (condom breaks now and then)

on the whole i keep on posponding the test.

I guess its going to be like that. What do you feel ?

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i am a prostitute.	Anonymous	06/16/04 03:18 PM
Re: i am a prostitute.	Anonymous	06/19/04 07:23 PM
Re: i am a prostitute.	Anonymous	06/17/04 04:20 AM
Hi German guy-Re: i am a prostitute.	Anonymous	06/17/04 09:10 AM
Re: i am a prostitute.	Anonymous	06/17/04 02:04 AM
Re: i am a prostitute.	Anonymous	06/16/04 03:34 PM
Re: i am a prostitute.	Chiquilla	06/16/04 03:41 PM

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