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Sex Toys Scared I Have HIV
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Ask the Experts
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 answers in the archive but was not really specific to my problem. Youre probably tired of answering questions like these. Anyway, I hope you can help....
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi,Glad you found the information here enlightening and helpful. I find it unfortunately that you "have never had sexual contact with anybody" and yet are still worried about STDs, including HIV! Your fears about contracting HIV from your...
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hiv from sex toyHello Dr. Frascino, I am writing this letter as a follow up to previous letters because you are the... Read more »fears of male sex toy (FLESHLIGHT FEARS, 2011)hey, im just wondering that is it possible to get HIV from a sex toy?because recently i bought a... Read more »
Articles
Los Angeles Times Profiles Toy Company Executive Who Formed Organization That Helps Children Affected by AIDSThe Los Angeles Times on Monday profiled the group Children Affected by AIDS Foundation , which Joe Cristina, an executive at the toy company Mattel , founded in 1993. CAAF has raised more than $18 million for "small, grassroots community groups... Read more »
Thanks, Mom!Like everyone else, I grew up thinking my parents were just like everyone else's. I remember complaining as a kid because there was a toy my folks wouldn't buy for me, or because my brother got the best spot in front of the TV when I had... Read more »
Scared Straight: High HIV Rates Among Black NYC Women Frighten a Health ReporterMy longtime lover and I were driving through Harlem when we passed a billboard that made me want to slam on the brakes and pull the car over. On it were two women -- one Black and one Latina -- their pretty, youthful faces in lights. But under their... 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 »
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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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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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What is a good place to get sex toys?
Posted by phoebe2
Hey,Im wondering to know more about sex toys. Specifically which sex toys are better than others, what materials are best, and how to choose a sex toy? Thank you! Adult Toys UK Read more » Do couples use sex toys?
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Recently, my boyfriend suggested for us to use sex toys, and I am happy with this as I feel 100% comfortable around him. However this is very new to me and I just wondered if many couples use toys? _______________ Sex Shop Read more »
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