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Massage in INDIA n Exposure
I will come straight to the point.just today i went for a massage at THAI SPA in INDIA.As soon as the massage started about 15 mins later the masseur asked me if i wanted special massage.i agreed for a handjob.She took of her top and massaged me with her hands and later gave me a handjob.the massage was with oil as it was a swedish massage.the girl is from thailand.i generally asked her where is from and what she does etc.She was keen on giving me more services for extra pay but i didnt do anything apart from a handjob.
after the massage which bathing i felt a slight sting on my index finger on my right hand.it had a tiny cut and wasnt bleeding but it was stinging and was red.i did press her breast once while she gave me a handjob as she was topless.
i checked her hands before and after the massage and she was clean.she had an "A" written as a tattoo on her middle finger.no cuts or blood was seen on her hands.
where could i get this cut from? could she have used a needle to infect me?or could it be a blade or razor or needle?
am i at risk of hiv?should i test?
after the massage which bathing i felt a slight sting on my index finger on my right hand.it had a tiny cut and wasnt bleeding but it was stinging and was red.i did press her breast once while she gave me a handjob as she was topless.
i checked her hands before and after the massage and she was clean.she had an "A" written as a tattoo on her middle finger.no cuts or blood was seen on her hands.
where could i get this cut from? could she have used a needle to infect me?or could it be a blade or razor or needle?
am i at risk of hiv?should i test?
so teak as per you i am not at risk at all? i do not need any HIV testing at all? can i have normal unprotected sex with my wife?
this will be my last question.thanks
this will be my last question.thanks
teak.why OCD? i am asking general question.
1) if she injected some blood in me,before injecting i am sure it was kept for sometime outide (cuoboard or drawer) could the blood in the needle or syringe have dried by that time?say about 5-10mins?how long does the blood take to dry in the needle or syringe?
2) if the girl injected me with something is it possible that i miss the pain while she injected the needle in me?
1) if she injected some blood in me,before injecting i am sure it was kept for sometime outide (cuoboard or drawer) could the blood in the needle or syringe have dried by that time?say about 5-10mins?how long does the blood take to dry in the needle or syringe?
2) if the girl injected me with something is it possible that i miss the pain while she injected the needle in me?
teak if the girl injected me with something is it possible that i miss the pain while she injected the needle in me?
i didnt have the cut before the massage so i am sure it was something during the massage.
you always say that hiv is from unprotected vaginal anal sex and mother to child.you mean no one ever got hiv apart from the above mentioned ?
if she injected some blood in me,before injecting i am sure it was kept for sometime outide (cuoboard or drawer) could the blood in the needle or syringe have dried by that time?say about 5-10mins?how long does the blood take to dry in the needle or syringe?
i didnt have the cut before the massage so i am sure it was something during the massage.
you always say that hiv is from unprotected vaginal anal sex and mother to child.you mean no one ever got hiv apart from the above mentioned ?
if she injected some blood in me,before injecting i am sure it was kept for sometime outide (cuoboard or drawer) could the blood in the needle or syringe have dried by that time?say about 5-10mins?how long does the blood take to dry in the needle or syringe?
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