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Frottage Penis To Vagina Rubbing
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penis to vagina/anus frottagewould a brief "pokey-pokey" of the vagina and anus before putting on a condom lead to any risk of transmission? no entry, just rubbing... i'm a bit nervous about this, even though i was protected during intercourse...please help!...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello,Well there is "pokey-pokey" and then there is "pokey-pokey," if you know what I mean. "Pokey-pokey" that's part of "hokey-pokey-strokey foreplay" and was indeed "no entry, just rubbing" is...
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vagina to vagina rubbing ... and risksI am a lesbian who practices frottage. My gf and I rub bodies ... more specifically vaginas. Is it... Read more »Another frottage questionDear Dr. Bob:Thank you so much for all the hard work you do with this site. It is very helpful.Now... Read more »
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Problems With Condoms May Be Reduced for Men Taking Ample Time to Apply Them"One potentially important antecedent of experiencing problems with condom use during penile-vaginal sex is the amount of time that men (and perhaps women) allow for condom application," noted the study authors. Thus, they sought to examine whether... Read more »
As Trans People, Do We Create Our Own Barriers to Health?If you are a pre-op or non-op transmale, how many times do you tell your treatment providers that you have a vagina? Do you talk openly about using testosterone and inform your providers about where you get it, how you administer it, and the... Read more »
Where the Rubber Meets the RoadWhen used correctly, latex and polyurethane condoms stop the spread of HIV almost 100% of the time. Condoms are like cars: If you have an accident with one, the cause is almost certainly operator error, not mechanical failure. The estimated... Read more »
Reducing the Risk of Getting HIV From Sexual ActivitiesSafer Sex Why Practice Safer Sex? Pregnancy Guidelines Why Latex? Safe Sex Guidelines Lubricant Condoms & Other Safer Sex Devices Types of Condoms ... Read more »
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Is frottage safe?
Posted by Justagirl, 2 Replies
I've searched The Body for an answer and can't seem to come up with one. Anyways, according to Dr. Bob, frottage is safe. But what happens if a guy who is not wearing a condom rubs his penis in my clitoral region? Is it possible to get infected?...
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frottage exposure - scared to death
Posted by devilangel, 1 Reply
hi,can anyone help me here? i am a little - in fact a lot , freaked out. i dont know wht to do. well i recently visited a private sex worker. we started with kissing and fondling. i rubbed her vagina and used some saliva to lubricate it. i then made... Read more » rubbing penis with precum
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Hi folks,My ex-boyfriend used to rub his bare penis around my vaginal area during foreplay (dry humping in a way). He would then put on a condom before intercourse and ejaculation. How likely is it that I could get HIV from precum rubbing around and... Read more » frottage
Posted by Liloki, 2 Replies
I am a gay male who is worried that I have exposed myself to the hiv virus. My last partners is hiv positive, undetectable viral load and has otherwise good health. A week ago while we were naked in bed I began rubbing my penis on his anal region....
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