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Had sex with a prostitute, terrified of getting and std
Hi, I would appreciate an immediate response to this because I am soo paranoid and scared to death.
I'm a 18 year old male and I had sex with two escorts/prostitutes in the last month. The first girl seemed
very clean, but I didn't use a condom for oral sex and only for the vaginal sex. The next day though I was so scared that I might have caught something and wanted to die. I really felt like my life was over. So I went to get tested that day and received the blood test. The next week was hell until the results finally came back negative. So then I let it go, but then yesterday I ended up having an even worse experience. I have no idea why I did it again but now I swear to god I won't. The woman I ended up seeing wasn't even the one she showed in her pictures. She was really dirty and gross. First she gave me protected oral, then when we had vaginal sex I saw that she had these disgusting brown bumps and cuts all over her vaginal area. She also had it on her butt and torso. She had another 'customer' waiting too. It was the worse experience of my life and would do anything to take it back.
My question is do you think she gave me herpes? I tried talking to my mom and sister about it but they say that I probably got it. They also say that nobody else has it so I feel horrible.
I'm gonna get tested tomorrow but just because I got tested can't I still have something show up later?
I don't know what to do with my life. I feel like I am stuck on hold till any stds show up. I'm also terrified because I am going to boot camp in august so I could have an std show up then.
Please respond to this because I am so paranoid right now.
I'm a 18 year old male and I had sex with two escorts/prostitutes in the last month. The first girl seemed
very clean, but I didn't use a condom for oral sex and only for the vaginal sex. The next day though I was so scared that I might have caught something and wanted to die. I really felt like my life was over. So I went to get tested that day and received the blood test. The next week was hell until the results finally came back negative. So then I let it go, but then yesterday I ended up having an even worse experience. I have no idea why I did it again but now I swear to god I won't. The woman I ended up seeing wasn't even the one she showed in her pictures. She was really dirty and gross. First she gave me protected oral, then when we had vaginal sex I saw that she had these disgusting brown bumps and cuts all over her vaginal area. She also had it on her butt and torso. She had another 'customer' waiting too. It was the worse experience of my life and would do anything to take it back.
My question is do you think she gave me herpes? I tried talking to my mom and sister about it but they say that I probably got it. They also say that nobody else has it so I feel horrible.
I'm gonna get tested tomorrow but just because I got tested can't I still have something show up later?
I don't know what to do with my life. I feel like I am stuck on hold till any stds show up. I'm also terrified because I am going to boot camp in august so I could have an std show up then.
Please respond to this because I am so paranoid right now.
Best Answer
Ok man since you use a condom for the vaginal sex no worry for HIV for the first girl.Did you use a condom for the gross one? Ok and herpes takes up to 2 to 20 days to show signs so go get a test for that and talk to your doctor
Good man but your risk for hiv well is zero due to u use a condom,and I wish you the best of luck with the doctors
yeah I did use a condom for the gross one the whole time, I just hope the weird bumps and cuts she had just happened to not be herpes, and I'm gonna talk to a doctor at the walk in clinic tomorrow.
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