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Question On Sex Toys And HIV
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Specific Question about Sex Toy and HIV?First of all, Thank you to all of the experts for taking time answering all of these questions. I dont know where I would be without this site. So I've used two sex toys rectally and orally that were not mine. They were not used in tbe last 24...
Response from Shannon Southall
Rocky Mountain CARES
HiThanks for feeling safe to ask questions here!!!Everything you did protected yourself from HIV. Washing with soap and water was a great start. Also one HIV is outside of the body it dies very quickly. So even being in the grocery bag and if for...
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Are New Sex Toys, Anal Lube, and Toy Cleaners Safe? (SEX TOYS, 2009)Hi Doctor,Great website! I will be making a donation. Ive learned a lot about HIV. I found some... Read more »Question and donation (SEX TOYS)Dear Dr Bob,Great site, good advice with a touch of humour.Well done. How does one donate? How is... Read more »
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Frequently Asked Questions About Safe Sex and HIV PreventionWhat exactly is AIDS? Which body fluids can transmit the HIV virus, and which ones don't? How is HIV transmitted? Can you get HIV through oral sex? What are the risks from fingering someone? Can you get HIV or another sexually transmitted... Read more »
Women: The Sex Factor22% of people living with AIDS in the U.S. are women: 88,815. In 2003, 27% of new HIV infections in the U.S. were in women. African-American women are 25 times more likely than white women and four times more likely than Latina women to have an... Read more »
New York Times Profiles Documentary Aimed to Help Parents Discuss Sex, HIV/AIDS With Their KidsNew York Times reporter Donald McNeil on Tuesday profiled the new documentary "Please Talk to Kids About AIDS," which aims to help parents talk about sex and HIV/AIDS with their children. The film features two sisters -- Vineeta and Sevilla... Read more »
San Diego Lesbians Dispel Myths About HIV Conference Holds Safer Sex WorkshopThe workshop "Safer Sex for Bisexual & Lesbian Women", was creative, fun, and sexy. It is refreshing to see young lesbians coming forth to ensure that such workshops are included in the women's conferences programs. "Kudos!" to Melissa Bernstein... Read more »
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Sex Toys
Posted by Anonymous
I am a married male who is bisexual. I occasionally need to be with another male. I always play safe. I engage in mutual masterbation. I don't engage in oral sex or anal sex. I was curious about being the receptive partner in anal sex and purchased...
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HIV from sex toys.
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Can you catch HIV from unwashed sex todays?
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HIV and Oral sex question
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
About a month ago I had a threesome with 2 women of unknown status but I know to have active sex lives (1 is in the adult movie business). During the activties I performed unprotected oral sex on both, but had protected intercourse and they...
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anal sex question
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
just a question to everyone - i work with hiv/aids patients, i am also hiv+, but the other day someone asked me a really strange question, it was "I've had unprotected anal sex with my partner who is hiv+ (16,000 vl, 550 cd4) 25 time or more, what... Read more »
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