About half of all people acquire genital HPV by the time they have had 3 separate sex partners, and the numbers go up from there. Most infections are acquired by age 30-35; beyond that age new exposures are increasingly unlikely. At your age the chance of a serious health outcome (e.g. penile cancer) from new HPV is extremely low. That risk is primarily from HPV infections acquired long ago.
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