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Re: Help ... HIV or PEP Rash?
08/11/05 02:45 PM

you went there to have anonymous (even if it was oral) sex with a "hole". (glory hole). if you want to ask a person what assault is---you should ask someone who has been forced to have sex and certainly didn't come to get off.
you cant go running to your doctor for post expousre medication when YOU wnat to have sex with strangers. what do you expect to happen when you put your dick in a hole.

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Help ... HIV or PEP Rash?	GDog	08/10/05 10:35 PM
Re: Help ... HIV or PEP Rash?	debtex	08/10/05 11:06 PM
Re: Help ... HIV or PEP Rash?	GDog	08/11/05 08:10 AM
Re: Help ... HIV or PEP Rash?	Anonymous	08/11/05 02:12 PM
Re: Help ... HIV or PEP Rash?	GDog	08/11/05 02:40 PM
Re: Help ... HIV or PEP Rash?	Anonymous	08/11/05 02:45 PM
Re: Help ... HIV or PEP Rash?	GDog	08/11/05 02:48 PM
Re: Help ... HIV or PEP Rash?	Anonymous	08/22/05 12:53 PM

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