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ThunderwingLP

September 2nd, 2009

hello,
my girlfriend and i are both virgins, and completely clean. We have no STDs or anything like that.
My question is, if we both stick with each other sexually, can any STDs or anything start to occur? in
Vaginal sex? and Anal sex both unprotected?

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bowser

replied September 7th, 2009

STDs don't spontaneously occur. If you are both virgins, only have sex with each other, I really don't see where you could possibly contract an STD. But unless you want a baby and even if she is using birth control, I would use condoms anyway.

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UnknownABC

replied September 13th, 2009

Especially eHealthy

Some variants of herpes can go from the mouth to the genitals during oral sex.

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blanks

replied October 2nd, 2009

I got "anal warts" (HPV) "incurable" from having a colonoscopy.
I'm beginning to wonder who really is spreading all the disease around.

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