Skip to content
Sex and intimacy

Sexual Diseases

By good_daddy_karmah June 02, 2020 3 answers Last updated June 02, 2020

Hi! I wondered if I should put the topic on "Health", but I decided that there was more present in this section. :D I'm a girl in my 20s if it matters. The subject may seem boring, but I have a desire to find out more about sexual diseases. Yes now you will say there is an internet read there, but I personally always prefer to hear it from a person who knows more and is familiar with these things. It's just a conversation with friends that made me think a lot about these things. I would like to point out that it can be said that I have recently led a sex life ( for some it may be strange, but I wanted to be with someone I love and to whom I care) and for that, I am not so aware of sexual diseases, I have not been interested and I would like to find out about some of them, of course, I have heard about quite a lot, but I want to find out exactly how it's in danger. Thanks in advance for the answers and please those who are not interested to pass. Thanks, I will follow your comments! :)))

Answers 3

1
alexsexy_boy answered · June 02, 2020
After the last sentence, everyone's off. What am I supposed to tell you? In my opinion, you're looking for the "ground" and "ready-to-eat" information. Well, you're going to work hard to find information on the internet.
2
dadywantyou answered · June 02, 2020
This isn't just a conversation. There's enough scientific information. Just open and read.
3
eleezabeth answered · June 02, 2020
Sexual diseases are caught by unguarded sex. The condom does not only protect from lice, but they are in a obliviom, which I hope you do not allow with yourself and your partner. Sex involves oral, vaginal and, with any contact of fluids with mucous membranes (vagina, anus, mouth, even nose, eyes, etc.) What you need to know is that the best protection is a partner that can be trusted and with which to test together, even if there is nothing, in the case of virginity for example. Even if it seems silly, it helps the trust, and even if the other person was with just one other person he trusted, more than half of the sickest of the scariest sexual disease - HIV don't know about it, so testing is advisable - you can't always do with a condom everywhere. The best protection is monogamy (sexual performances with only one person), testing, and if there is contact without a relationship or something, necessarily a condom. In most other diseases, there are external signs that they know and treat after that, but HIV lurks menacingly and quietly. Communicate only with decent people, on the ground, serious and trustworthy, do not be ashamed to offer testing together for mutual peace of mind at the beginning of a relationship and always a condom at a -... random pleasures. And it's going to be okay.