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Mutual Masturbation Risk Of Getting HIV
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mutual masturbation hiv risksir i asked expert on other site they say it not possible 4 hiv transmission, my concern is that during mutual masturbation if one gets partner's infected sperm on his open bleeding wound how can he be safe. it takes just seconds to launch on...
Response from Richard Cordova III
Test Positive Aware Network
Hi there:They are correct. Mutual masturbation is not a risk. HIV starts to die the moment it leaves the human body. Even if you got semen on an open wound, the virus would be unable to cause infection. Furthermore, the virus needs to find its way...
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What about STD's? (MUTUAL MASTURBATION, STD RISK)Dear Dr. Bob:I love you and your forum and am grateful for your truthful and candid answers; your... Read more »Mutual masturbationIn order to prevent HIV infection I have been engaging in mutual masturbation for safe sex. If my... Read more »
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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