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Hello Community.
3 days ago I went to see a CSW at a hotel. No sex involved just a footjob (fetish I have)and her clothes were fully on. I asked for a condom just to be safe from any bacteria,fungus, etc. She opened the condom and touched the middle of the condom with her fingers. I’m not sure if she had any fresh cuts (probably not just my anxiety) but let’s say there was blood and it got inside condom before I put it on and didn’t realize for footjob would that be a risk for hiv?
3 days ago I went to see a CSW at a hotel. No sex involved just a footjob (fetish I have)and her clothes were fully on. I asked for a condom just to be safe from any bacteria,fungus, etc. She opened the condom and touched the middle of the condom with her fingers. I’m not sure if she had any fresh cuts (probably not just my anxiety) but let’s say there was blood and it got inside condom before I put it on and didn’t realize for footjob would that be a risk for hiv?
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You CANNOT get HIV from having any part of someone's body touch you, regardless of what it has on it.
The only risks for HIV in adults are:
1) Having unprotected anal or vaginal sex, or
2) sharing intravenous needles.
Touching will never result in getting HIV. Sexually, if you stay away from penetrating someone of unknown HIV status, without a condom, you will never have a risk for HIV.
The only risks for HIV in adults are:
1) Having unprotected anal or vaginal sex, or
2) sharing intravenous needles.
Touching will never result in getting HIV. Sexually, if you stay away from penetrating someone of unknown HIV status, without a condom, you will never have a risk for HIV.
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Thank you for the clarification and for responding to my question so instantly.
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