Re: How to protect your partner when you are dating someone who is not HIV Positive?

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Re: How to protect your partner when you are dating someone who is not HIV Positive?
03/10/13 09:35 AM

Yes, invest in those dental dams if you are into oral sex. My boyfriend did NOT want to use them and I could NOT make him, but he goes and get tested every 6 months. He is HIV negative. I was HIV+ my whole marriage and my ex husband was not and we had a great sex life, it just didn't spill over into our other married part of the life. It can work with a HIV negative person, if they are willing and accepting.

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How to protect your partner when you are dating someone who is not HIV Positive? DELETED	pozlady	01/16/13 11:13 PM
Re: How to protect your partner when you are dating someone who is not HIV Positive?	Alvano	04/01/13 06:20 AM
Re: How to protect your partner when you are dating someone who is not HIV Positive?	crabman	04/01/13 09:19 AM
Re: How to protect your partner when you are dating someone who is not HIV Positive?	tcocoa	03/10/13 09:35 AM

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