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Protected receptive anal sex with Trans Sex worker
Hello there - wonderful site you have here.
I've lived in Thailand for 2 1/2 years now. I got a STD test a few months ago, all negative thankfully. However, curiosity got the better of me and I've since had protected receptive anal sex with 4 transgender sex workers - a very high risk group. It was 4 single occurences over about 2 months.
Only on one occasion they ejaculate whilst inside my anus. No problems with the condom and lube was used. The other three withdrew, took off the sheath and climaxed manually. One came on my chest and I showered afterward, the other two came on themselves.
Do I have cause to be worried? Infection rates for transgender sex workers here are very high, so I am very worried. I will be getting tested in 3 months time (the last occurrence was today), but would like some info if possible. By the way, I've no symptoms.
Thanks very much
I've lived in Thailand for 2 1/2 years now. I got a STD test a few months ago, all negative thankfully. However, curiosity got the better of me and I've since had protected receptive anal sex with 4 transgender sex workers - a very high risk group. It was 4 single occurences over about 2 months.
Only on one occasion they ejaculate whilst inside my anus. No problems with the condom and lube was used. The other three withdrew, took off the sheath and climaxed manually. One came on my chest and I showered afterward, the other two came on themselves.
Do I have cause to be worried? Infection rates for transgender sex workers here are very high, so I am very worried. I will be getting tested in 3 months time (the last occurrence was today), but would like some info if possible. By the way, I've no symptoms.
Thanks very much
sorry to add even on a old threat, but this protected sex no risk, what about herpes syphilis? thats a risk isnt it
Thank you very much Lizzie, it was more the fact that it was a high risk group as opposed to practice that had me worried. I shall still get tested, no harm in that. X
protected sex is PROTECTED sex.
you had NO risk.
KUDOS for using condoms ! ! ! ! !
you had NO risk.
KUDOS for using condoms ! ! ! ! !
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