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Mutual Masturbation Worried I Have HIV
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HIV risk from mutual masturbationHi, I was with a transexual who masturbated himself. After this he was goign to proceed to masturbate me, but I insisted he get cleaned up first. He obliged, although not happily, went to the restroom and returned after about 2 minutes. He brought...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello Sean,Mutual masturbation, even with a tranny, is not considered a significant risk for HIV transmission. As for worrying the virus "crept" into your urethra, please note HIV doesn't creep, hop, skip, jump or cha-cha-cha. Your...
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Risk of HIV due to mutual masturbation between men?Dear Doctor, I am from India. In mid December 2011 I was tested for HIV infection(Rapid 30 minute... Read more »HIV, Mutual Masturbation, SymptomsI was in Provincetown (a gay town in MA), and went in for what I thought was a 'regular'... Read more »
Articles
"Sexy" and "Safe" Aren't Mutually ExclusiveFrom Not in My Family: AIDS in the African-American Community , edited by Gil L. Robertson IV. Copyright 2006. Excerpted with permission from Agate Publishing . "Sexy" and "Safe" Aren't Mutually Exclusive If you don't believe it, just ask Iona... Read more »
HIV Increasing in AustraliaAustralia's HIV infection rate is increasing, with the latest figures showing worrying trends in the nation's three most populous states. Last year, 700 Australians, mainly gay and bisexual men, were infected with HIV. Records show new HIV... Read more »
What's New at The Body, June 27, 2007What's New at The Body, June 27, 2007 ... Read more »
Philippines Worried About Rapid Rise in HIV/AIDS CasesResponding to a worrying spike in new HIV/AIDS diagnoses, the Philippines health department today vowed to increase its outreach to those most at risk. The nation logged 109 new HIV/AIDS cases in June, compared to 40 for June 2009. In the first six... 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 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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Is mutual handjob risky?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Is mutual mastubation risky? What do you think? Last week I was given a handjob by a stranger in a public toilet. Should I be worried? Read more »
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