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Last night I went out with some friends, and my best girlfriend Kay, and we got really really drunk. Our judgement was off and to make a long story short, we went back to Kay's house and almost passed out. Thats when I found myself almost having sex with her. My penis was not far in at all, there was no vaginal fluid on it, and i quickly pulled out and didn't ejaculate. Im scared now because I didn't have a condom on for the brief time I was kind of in her. I know she has only had sex with 1 other guy, but the other guy I think had sex with more.
What I want to know is, what are my chances of catching the HIV virus from this?
Do yo uthink I am in real danger?
And do you have to have a cut on yoru penis to get HIV?
Last night I went out with some friends, and my best girlfriend Kay, and we got really really drunk. Our judgement was off and to make a long story short, we went back to Kay's house and almost passed out. Thats when I found myself almost having sex with her. My penis was not far in at all, there was no vaginal fluid on it, and i quickly pulled out and didn't ejaculate. Im scared now because I didn't have a condom on for the brief time I was kind of in her. I know she has only had sex with 1 other guy, but the other guy I think had sex with more.
What I want to know is, what are my chances of catching the HIV virus from this?
Do yo uthink I am in real danger?
And do you have to have a cut on yoru penis to get HIV?
Get tested to know your status. No you do not have to a cut on your penis to contract HIV.
just a follow up to ur statement teak, on the flip side if you have an open cut and comes in contact w/ the infected fluid... will that always cause infection?
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