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I gave oral sex to my bf, he's 18 &never even kissed anyone still a virgin in all ways, his dad died 16 yrs ago from hiv can he receive it wit birth?
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No: Not from his father and definitely not after having lived 18 years without treatment.
Answered 4/27/2015
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