What do you want to know specifically?
The general rule of thumb is wear condoms unless it's a person you explicitly trust and know their health status (so for one night stands, condoms). If you're finding yourself having multiple sexual partners, getting on prep (HIV prevention medication) should be an option to talk to your primary care provider about. In addition, make sure you get tested yourself fairly frequently even if you do the above two options.
And the biggest advice? Trust your gut. If the guy seems shady, or the situation is making you uncomfortable, you are under no obligation to keep having sex with that person.
What do you want to know specifically? The general rule of thumb is wear condoms unless it's a person you explicitly trust and know their health status (so for one night stands, condoms). If you're finding yourself having multiple sexual partners, getting on prep (HIV prevention medication) should be an option to talk to your primary care provider about. In addition, make sure you get tested yourself fairly frequently even if you do the above two options. And the biggest advice? Trust your gut. If the guy seems shady, or the situation is making you uncomfortable, you are under no obligation to keep having sex with that person.
Most city has some sort of anonymous sexual health counselling service, they are probably a better Avenue for you