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need a clarification
hi i am alvin 24m,am a bisexual,i did sex with my friend,thats my first time, i ****** his anal,but i didnt transmit,i forget to wear condoms,nut i didnt transmit my sperms,coz thts my first time i felt very hard to do tht,but i did.but not transmitted anything..is tht lead to any HIV problem,plz tell me guys
If you had unprotected anal sex with or without ejaculation you are at risk for stds and hiv. If you believe your friend has not had sex before has not shared drugs or has not gotten hiv from his mother at birth or breast feeding then he does not havr hiv and no need to test. Its up to you whether or not you believe your friend. I cant tell you anything about his status
s i did anal..but i didnt penetrate my sperms in his body,just inserted and done couple of shote but i didnt penetrate my sperms.. he is a virgin too
s i did anal..but i didnt penetrate my sperms in his body,just inserted and done couple of shote but i didnt penetrate my sperms..
Did you have unprotected anal sex or not? If you did then test,if not then don't test.
No sir,he is a virgin,this is first time for both us.and i did anal,but not even penetrate my sperms..i just did..
i did anal but i didnt penetrative my sperms..hope u understand..i did nt eject my sperms,moreover he is also anal virgin..this is his first time and for me too.
but both me and my friend are hiv negative..this is our first time,i not even penetrate..is tht affect
but both me and my friend are hiv negative..this is our first time,i not even penetrate..is tht affect
If your trying to say that you had unprotected anal sex then you were at risk for hiv and other stds. You can obtain a conclusive test result three months post exposure
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