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am i at risk of HIV?
i am 24 years old,male.
i went to Bangkok and there i went to a massage and spa center at 11 February. there a lady served me a foot and back massage and after that she gave me an unprotected blow job. it was just happened to me. i could not stop her because i felt something relaxing. the duration was two minutes only. after ejaculation i washed my penis. i asked them and came to know that it was a part of that massage.
but i am very much tensed about the HIV now. i heard that HIV can be transmitted by oral sex. she did washed her mouth with mouth freshener before the massage as i remember. it was a renowned spa center. but i cannot do anything for the fear of HIV. because i went to a doctor he said it can happen, but very rare. as Bangkok is a danger point for HIV. i am just waiting for my doom...
would you please reply me about my risk for HIV...
i went to Bangkok and there i went to a massage and spa center at 11 February. there a lady served me a foot and back massage and after that she gave me an unprotected blow job. it was just happened to me. i could not stop her because i felt something relaxing. the duration was two minutes only. after ejaculation i washed my penis. i asked them and came to know that it was a part of that massage.
but i am very much tensed about the HIV now. i heard that HIV can be transmitted by oral sex. she did washed her mouth with mouth freshener before the massage as i remember. it was a renowned spa center. but i cannot do anything for the fear of HIV. because i went to a doctor he said it can happen, but very rare. as Bangkok is a danger point for HIV. i am just waiting for my doom...
would you please reply me about my risk for HIV...
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