are you having risky behavior? most definitely. do you have an std/hiv risk because of these two incidents? yes. i think you know that. should you be std/hiv tested? yes. are the tests accurate? the tests are good but tests are rarely "100%" accurate. this is why conscious prevention is really your only protection. you are the only one who knows. for sure. of your sexual exposure(s). you do not know 100% of the sexual exposure of your partners. people lie about this all of the time jake. sadly men in particular are know for their convincing ability for telling untruths. you need to protect yourself. you and you alone are in charge of your sexual activities. your partner has a shared responsibility but may not have the same moral compass as you. sex is enjoyable. nature has provided this gift for us but sex is not worth risking your health sleepless nights of worry or even dying for. period.
possible hiv/std exposure question. thanks in advance. 1. i recently had protected sex with someone and we stopped. he took off the condom and then a little later re-entered me with no condom for about a minute or less but did not cum. he did cum later that evening but on my chest. what is the risk of this behavior? . 2. i recently also had someone (different person) who i performed oral sex on (i sucked his member). he did not cum in my mouth but i did deep throat. how risky is this behavior (if at all? ). also is a modern test accurate after 4-6 weeks