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Anal sex encounter

Hi I am a gay male. I recently had sex encounter with a straight man. He claimed that he had not done anything with a man before and he wanted to try. So we met and we did the anal. However, he cummed too fast in the condom. I was worried if i need to test for hiv. It is a protected anal sex
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This is not a risk for HIV.  As you've probably read, risks for HIV are very specific and they include having unprotected vaginal sex, unprotected anal sex and sharing IV drug needles.  The speed with which someone ejaculates into a condom has zero impact on the condom's efficiency and as long as the head of your penis is covered, it protects you against HIV.  So, you had zero risk.  
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But i remember i pulled out his condom with abit of the brownish from my ass. I was shy to say. Is there any risk?
NO RISK.  Unless the condom broke wide open - and you would have noticed - you were never at risk for HIV.
If a condom fails it is a large rip down he seam and it is hard t remove so that didn't happen.
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You can't get hiv when you use a condom and it only has to cover the head of his penis. Move on back to your happy life and forget this non event.
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