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Clarification of HIV being an in-host virus
Maybe I didnt word my topic properly but from what I have been reading on this topic, HIV must occur with penetration (even though one does not know if there is cum/precum etc). If a male ejaculates on or near the vagina with no prior penetration only just rubbing of his penis does this count as a risk? Just checking as the info is quite confusing. Thank You for the clarification.
Come on. What have you been told? And your test proves you do not have HIV.
oh ya got my negative result at 11.5 weeks just 3 days short. need retest?
penetration as in a PENIS INSIDE THE VAGINA...not a finger.
enough is enough...
enough is enough...
Ok let me make it clearer, if a guy like masturbated himself got cum on his fingers and then proceeds to finger the female partner...is that a risk? so no penetration = no risk irregardless there was ejaculate near or on the vagina?
Are you coming up with "what if's" because we don't deal with "what if".
near as in rubbing. and also if a guy had ejaculate on his fingers and fingered you is that a risk?
So no penitration occured just some rubbing on the vagina and then ejaculation outside of the vagina...no it is not a risk for either person.
does "near the vagina" mean the same thing as "penetrate" to you?
that's like going near an open door but not walking through ! ! ! ! !
that's like going near an open door but not walking through ! ! ! ! !
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