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Two weeks ago, I was the bottom in anal sex, and the person took off the condom. I discovered this after a minute or so and stopped everything - there was no ejaculation.
When I quizzed him about his HIV status, he denied being HIV positive. It didn't seem convincing to me.
What risk have I put myself at?
When I quizzed him about his HIV status, he denied being HIV positive. It didn't seem convincing to me.
What risk have I put myself at?
It was actually the other way around. I posted here and then realised the HIV forum was the place. Sorry for any trouble, and thank you for letting me know.
you already asked this in the hiv forum which is the appropriate forum to ask hiv related questions in.
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