Can you get HIV/AIDS from an uninfected person?

I know you can get HIV/AIDS from an infected person, but what if you exchange body fluids (example: blood) with an unifected person?

Please forgive me for my lack of knowledge on the subject. Nevertheless, it would be nice if you don't post any smartypants/smart-*** answers or responses. Danke. Merci. Thank you.

This is just common sense, though. If a person doesn't have a cold, can you get a cold from them?

HIV is a virus. If a person doesn't have a virus, they can't give it to you, it doesn't just magically appear because there was an exchange of fluid.

Nope.

NO

NO!

That's all I can say without sarcasm.

you can only get the disease from humans who are infected. if it's with a person who isn't infected and you get their blood or whatever, you won't get the disease. you can't get the disease by being near them or touching them. you have to "exchange body fluids"

no. If the person isn't infected you can't get it. Go to a health website, you'll find all the answers there. :)

A person can't give you something they don't have. HIV/ AIDS is a virus, so if they don't have it, you wont get it.
If you are having unprotected sex you may consider using some protection.

No

---answer from the member of the STD dating site http://STDromance.com

of course not

Nope, nothing to worry about if the person is not infected!!

No - you cant' get HIV from someone who is not infected. But how can you know they are not infected? It is best to use condoms every time - you cant' always trust what people tell you.

Also - why are you exchanging blood with another person?