Mutual Masturbation Could I Have HIV

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Mutual Masturbation and HIV

I recently performed mutual masturbation with another person and he ejaculated on my hand. He then proceeded to touch himself and then finished masturbating me with the same hand. Am I at risk for an STD or HIV from this? I think he may have...

Response from Ryan M. Kull, C.S.W

Columbia University's Health & Related Services

If his semen came into contact with the urethra (the tube you urinate/pee out of) of your penis, then it is possible that you could be infected with certain fluid-related sexually transmitted infections. It is unlikely that HIV would be transmitted... Read more »

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sir i asked expert on other site they say it not possible 4 hiv transmission, my concern is that... Read more »

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Mutual Masturbation and HIV

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Risk of STD's including HIV from mutual masturbation and frottage?!

Posted by JoeD93, 1 Reply

About a week ago, I met a guy from online for a one night thing. Before this encounter, I gave a hand job to a guy a few days before and he ejaculated on my hand (not worried about that), but before that the last time I did anything sexual was in... Read more »

mutual masturbation

Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply

I recently engaged in mutual masturbation with a male friend of mine. I am recently separated, back into the dating scene, and felt that this would be safe. I abstained from intercourse or oral sex. However, in retrospect I am concerned about him... Read more »

Mutual masturbation

Posted by mmtenmm

I had an encounter with a women where she fingered herself, I licked her wet fingers, then gave me a hand job, licking her fingers and rubbing my genitals, she licked my penis just 2 times, didn't suck on it, until I ejaculated on her hands. She... Read more »

mutual Masterbation

Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies

Hi all. This is the first time I have posted. I am really scared. I did something stupid. I let another man give me a handjob while I gave him one. He also performed oral sex on me . I just keep thinking that He could have had precum on his... Read more »

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