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Can you get hiv/aids from your own semen or liquid which comes out while masturbating and comes in your own cut/wound?
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Nope: HIV is a virus transmitted from person to person. You cannot catch it except from someone else who is infected. Masturbation is harmless, regardless of whether semen comes into contact with cuts or wounds.
Answered 6/19/2021
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