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OCD or possible HIV risk?
11/05/07 02:08 AM

About 6-8 months ago my room mate had sex with his girlfriend in the shower. After they finished I used the shower, but not immediately after they were done. I washed and all, but now I worry that he may have cum all over my wash rag as a joke and I infected myself via when washing my rectum.

Do you think this is OCD? So far what I know is HIV doesn't survive in the enviornment and unsafe sex or sharing a needle is the only way to get it.

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OCD or possible HIV risk?	613	11/05/07 02:08 AM
Re: OCD or possible HIV risk?	DRLove	11/06/07 11:30 AM
Re: OCD or possible HIV risk?	Survivor	11/05/07 08:03 PM
Re: OCD or possible HIV risk?	iamfortunate	11/05/07 06:16 PM
Re: OCD or possible HIV risk?	franfrog	11/05/07 07:51 AM
Re: OCD or possible HIV risk?	Anthony25	11/05/07 08:55 PM
Re: OCD or possible HIV risk?	Florida69	11/05/07 11:18 PM

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