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is there an hepatitis or hiv danger in anal fingering

hi my name is mike and i recently went to a strip joint and a striper wanted me to anal finger her so i did and now i am a bit worried if she had hepatitis or hiv could i have got infected? are the objects tha i touched later(keys,mobile phone, doors) dangerous? can someone else get hiv or hepatitis by touching them and if yes for how long? im sure i didnt have any cuts on my fingers but im worried because i read that if a person has stds it can be transmited from their feces.
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I love the cheekiness in all this, don't you?
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  Jesus forgives U. Now go and commit no more sin.
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1420486 tn?1384793153
  Thanks for giving us our evening entertainment, and a good laugh. Ok so who really asked that question. lol.
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I drove by a place called Cheeks one time, might have some correlation.  It looked pretty rough, maybe their a chain.


Ah chains, yes I use those occasionally but I'm especially fond of the red whip licorice.

Dominatrix D
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Odd, I thought touching strippers was off limits, especially in the bung hole.
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although possible to get HIV or hepatitis (type A & B more likely) from what you describe highly unlikely.

next time stick to just stuffing dollars in g-strings :)
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