Sero HIV Positivity of Strippers

Nobody is safe and you certainly cannot tell by how they look. Anyone active with multiple partners is a bigger risk and if they are doing it without a cover, the risk is even greater. Since these girls are doing things multiple times a day, their risk is not low. Only you can decide how much risk you want to take.

Post is almost incoherent.

Maybe this helps: If you have straight heterosexual sex with a woman you know for sure has HIV, the risk of getting HIV per encounter is approximately 5 in 10,000.

It's like playing Russian Roulette with a gun that can accommodate a lot of bullets in the chamber

@RandomMember, 1 in 2000. There fixed it.

Sorry, pet peeve of mine is people using fractions, etc... that are further divisible.

I agree - the op was difficult to read and decipher. You never know if any girl is clean (outside of monogamous women). The best way to go is to be safe. Being safe might not feel as good as bare - but it does help me sleep comfortably.

HIV risk per exposure in developed countries for female to male vaginal sex transmission: 0.04% or 1:2380.

That may seem low, but it is way too high a risk to even really consider unprotected sex with a stranger. I imagine the numbers are much worse with a sex worker, especially one who would consider having unprotected sex. The odds of male to female transmission are 2x that number and she is probably with a lot of custies.

What is more disturbing, however, is jamming your fingers in some stanky old ho who insults your manhood. Take a hard pass on that.

BTW, $400 for a reliable OTC threeway with young attractive strippers is pretty reasonable as I understand the market.

Any chance of catching is still a chance, which means be smart when the little head is driving. Bacterial STDs are more easily transmitted F2M than viral, and there are more and more extremely drug resistant (XDR) gonorrhea, chlamydia, and syphilis emerging each year. Untreatable STDs, like AIDS in the bad old days. Be smart guys, never ever bareback.

^^^ I get tested several times per year and I always ask about the drug-resistant STDs. At least in my local clinics, they've never reported a single exposure, and I'm told that the cases are confined to cases overseas. Maybe just be a matter of time, however.

*told that exposures are confined to cases overseas.

What are the odds of dying chart:

nsc.org

Seems to me if you and your partner are tested, the risks can be astronomically small. Everything you do in life carries risk. I like cycling, others like motorcycles, some like high-fat foods. Everything carries some form of risk.

^^^ bareback, of course.