I think the better question is whether he's the guy for you. Aren't you concerned that he's willing to have sex with other women while you two are together? Are you in an open relationship? Either way, your odds of catching something go up because he obviously could have sex with other women and "run out" of condoms with them, too. Apparently, he's not very responsible, either. And you shouldn't accept that. Why bother using a condom at all if you are going to skip it even once-in-a-while?

Besides, you can't always tell if you've contracted HIV on the first test. You probably need follow-up tests. There doesn't have to be blood. Semen and vaginal fluid both can carry HIV.

Lydia thanks for your reply its fair question and i can asure such meeting wont take place in the future my question is is it posible people to use atripla even if they are HIV negative or he is positive thats why he is using the medics ATRIPLA.
my second question is my first test was negative but as you know i will have another test 3 months after first test how is my chances for that person even i was active(top) and circumcisize and he is on medicine whats my chances of catching any thing from him

Taking an HIV drug defiantly makes things suspicious. However, he still could have tested negative. Sometimes if a person is exposed (especially with a high chance of transmission), the doctors will put the person on HIV meds because the earlier you start, the better. Once the tests are complete over the course of how ever long, if it's negative then, they can stop the meds.

Circumcision can reduce the chances of transmission, but it *does not eliminate it* and should never be seen as a replacement for condoms. I don't see what you being on top would matter, but maybe there is some research out there that I haven't heard of. The fact that he's taking medicine probably reduces your risk as well, but still doesn't eliminate it.

I hope that everything comes out alright. You probably will be okay, but it's still good you are getting the testing done. I also hope you find a nice, responsible guy who you can trust.

Once again thank you very much lydia well i am bisexual so i gues thats it for the guys ,i think its a small clip why girls hate guys lol....

Lydia thank you and may god bless you

You may want to resume the PEPSE treatment and finish out the course.

And then get tested for the HIV antibodies at month 3 and 6. Most people, would have sero-converted by the third month if they were infected. So if you are negative at month 3, chances are good that you are not infected.

Good luck.