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Carrie

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Intimacy Question
12/27/07 12:22 AM

This is somewhat of an embarrasing question, but I know I'm not going to get educated if I don't ask.

My boyfriend (poz) and I (neg) have become intimate recently and are making sure to use protection so I don't get the virus. We have normal intimacy (condoms), and he preforms oral on me. My question is, how can I preform oral on him without the nasty taste of a lubricated condom or the dry powdered taste of a non-lubricated condom. Do they make some sort of dental dam for men?

Also, as if my last question wasn't embarrasing enough, if my boyfriend ejaculates on a part of my body (stomach, back...) is it possible for the virus to pass threw my pores?

Please let me know if you know these answers, or if you can recommend someone else to talk to. Thanks.

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Intimacy Question	Carrie	12/27/07 12:22 AM
Re: Intimacy Question	Monchhichi	12/27/07 06:41 AM
Re: Intimacy Question	OhTam	02/11/08 08:38 PM

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