Fingering, biting HIV risk?

[Dtw313]

I'll try and keep this brief.

I engaged in passionate kissing/making out with someone. there was playful biting and nibbling of lips and neck, no broken skin that I could see.

I was also fingered analy briefly, no ejaculate or precum on finger, but was not sure if he had any cuts or scrapes. I'm concerned because I do have hemroids, and there was no lubrication used. (Sorry for the TMI).

Is there and HIV risk for any of the above situations? Should I get tested, or seek out Pep? Thanks in advance for any feedback.

[AnxiousNoMore]

There are only 3 risks and they were listed before. Consider therapy if you continue worrying about something that you have been advised is zero risk.
https://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV-Prevention/Is-sharing-food-double-dipping-ever-risky-if-there-is-blood/show/3064805
Since there wasn't a penis in your anus and no shared hollow needle injection then it's time to move on from hiv worries.

https://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV-Prevention/superficial-wounds-hiv-trasmission/show/3050751

[Dtw313]

Thank you very much for the feedback, I guess I had thought that anal fingering was considered along the same lines as anal sex, especially if there are any fluids involved. Thanks again.

[CurfewX]

No.  Anal sex involves inserting a penis into an anus.  A finger is not a penis.   They are NOTHING like the same thing.  Hope you can move on.

[Dtw313]

Thank you for the feedback. One last question, does the presence of hemroids and possible bleeding during the fingering make any difference in regards to HIV? I really appreciate everyone on this forum, thanks again.

[AnxiousNoMore]

Reread all the advice. I'm sure you know the meaning of "only" - your continual questions indicate that you don't understand the advice despite receiving it on 3 different threads.