Hello, is my behavior at risk? scared.

[snowking999]

A few days ago, I made an appointment with a netizen. When she gave me unprotected oral sex, her teeth seemed to have scratched my coronal sulcus and frenulum. It was very tingling and it felt scratched, and then she took her vagina again. Sliding back and forth unprotected on my genitals, a lot of vaginal fluid remained on my coronal sulcus. I would like to ask if my coronal sulcus was scraped out of the wound or the mucous membrane was broken, is there any risk of infection if I come into contact with her vaginal secretions.

[Sara_MHModerator]

Your question has been previously and in this thread fully answered what the risks are for HIV and that you did not have one.  

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[GuitarRox]

I agree with CurfewX.  And you've really asked about this or similar situations a few times.  The answer will not change that this is NOT a risk for HIV.  

[snowking999]

Is there no risk of infection if the vagina rubs against my genitals even if the secretion covers the wound?

[CurfewX]

When it comes to sexual activity and HIV, no penetration = no risk for HIV.

Don't have unprotected, penetrative vaginal or anal sex with someone whose HIV status is unknown to you, and don't share intravenous needles with other people, and you will NEVER have to worry about HIV.  There is no "but what if" that you could add to this event that would make it a risk for HIV.

[snowking999]

It means that as long as there is no unprotected insertion, it will be fine?