@simon7250,
Of course this is a question for a doctor.
I realize that may not reassure you much, but the opinions of people without expertise are, well, let's just say add a few bucks to that and you can ride the subway.
A few things I would suggest:
- Stop buying home testing kits because they are only feeding into paranoia; instead, visit the clinic if you must
- Insist on condoms -- first time, every time -- and walk if they aren't used or if your partner says no. I realize that this isn't always so easy to do, but the feelings of fear you have now, and the possibility of infection, should weight more heavily than an orgasm, no matter how hot the other guy is
- Slow down in the sex department. Just meeting someone and then jumping into bed with them is fueling these fears. Relax; there are other guys out there. Lots and lots of them
- Trust should be earned. You seem to be fast and loose with it, and so do some of these guys. Just like with condoms, be assertive about trust. If you think it's not an occasion to trust, then don't
- If your current fellow will leave you if you are HIV positive, then maybe it's time to have a talk with him. You don't know him that well, so maybe you're mistaken about that. You can frame this discussion as I'm waiting for test results from what happened before we met; what would happen to us if the unthinkable happened and I turned out to be HIV positive? And see what he says
Finally, hang in there and make an appointment to see a dermatologist about what may very well be an allergic reaction or psychosomatic or a rash from wool or hot water.