Tuesday, January 09, 2007

Shot in the eye


Firstly, to set the scene. Since the age of 26 I have had numerous sexual encounters with guys, but I have never done anything that put me at risk of contracting anything nasty. I have never had intercourse with a guy for example, and I have never sucked a guy off right thru to the end. I do sometimes fantasise about going further, but that desire has so far not expressed itself when we've been at it.

So last weekend, a few days after 'coming out' and being more relaxed about my sexuality than ever before, I ended up being accidently 'shot in the eye' by a guy that I had invited over, after watching him a little bit too intently when he was getting off. If it's happened to anyone else here, I know you'll appreciate how uncomfortable that it feels. It stings, and it does so for a while... but my biggest concern was the fear that I may have contracted something off the guy that I didn't want to think about. I spent the rest of the night in a frenzy, searching the net for information about the element of risk, and then not getting much sleep after that.

I met the guy on a gay website. It was the third hookup I have made online, but it's something I don't really wish to pursue anymore. Not because of what happened on the weekend, but because I need and seek something deeper, it's my sexual evolution revolution. Anyhow, the guy was nice, I sneeked him into my room, and we made out while stripping off. We spent alot of time just touching and massaging each other, with some kissing, and a little bit of sucking. It was gentle and it was preety sensual. We ended up in a position with me being on my back and him sitting on my thighs. And I lay there eagerly waiting for him to climax, waiting for him to cum, and wanting to watch it happen. And when he did, his first spurt hit me in the eye.

OK. This is what I have learnt. There is a risk of catching an STD thru the eye if he was infected with something, but the risk of transmission is close to negligable. i.e when it comes to hiv, it's less than 1%. I don't know how they calculate that figure, as there is apparently no confirmed cases of it being passed on that way.

I contacted the guy the next day by email and spelled out my worries to him. I asked him some preety direct questions in a gentle kind of way. He did respond quickly and kindly, and from what he told me, I do now feel much more at ease that everything is aye ok.

Still feel like a bit of a goose though.


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