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 Posted: 06/09/07 - 02:20 Post subject: virginity and STDs |
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| hi, my girlfriend and I are both virgins, and we're talking about sex, and i was wondering if, even though neither of us have ever done anything sexual with anyone else, we could contract any STDs from eachother. we'd use a condom and all to keep away from pregnancy, but we were wondering about oral sex, if protection would be necessary for both of us, because neither of us have had any sexual experiences other than those we've shared, or does that not matter? |
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| Posted: 06/09/07 - 19:03 Post subject: |
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If either of your parents have had STI's during the course of the pregnancy, there is a chance that it could have been passed down to you in the blood as there is a constant rate of diffusion with you and your mothers blood during pregnancy to keep up the flow of oxygen to you. Virgins can have STI's. Get blood tests to check if you're really worried.
Keep it safe and hygienic,
Drew. |
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