STD help

[bmxkid313]

so i just read the safe sex guide even though i don't plan to have sex anytime soon (i wouldn't mind though) and i was wondering if you are having sex with another person who doesn't have an STD and you don't either can one just appear? (without a condom)

[hotandgay]

no it cannot just appear unless one is unknown if they have it. I dotn know if it passes through the gens but if it does then it could just "appear" (as in being uncertain and it not being fully developed in the body) but since i dont know to much on this topic listen to others as well.

[bmxkid313]

well i know aids can pass from the mother to a baby

[hotandgay]

well i know aids can pass from the mother to a baby

yeah...thats why i think std might too because you pass through a vagina (unless you have a diff type of birth) and if one has an std the other does...but these are just guesses i wish i had more information for you

[Bmatlman]

yeah they dont just appier that have to come from some where. so as long as you know that both people dont have any STD's than they are both safe from those, but still always use condom so no one ends up getting preginate

[bmxkid313]

yea i would defiantly use a condom cause i don't want to be a father at 14 or have herpies at 14

[Haven]

No.
If both of you are 100% sure you're clean and free of STD's (through being tested and all), then there is only a minuscule chance of you ever contracting an STD. STD's don't just pop out of no where.

However, it is possible that you can get an STD from having sex in a certain environment. Meaning; if you're having sex on a friends bed who may have sperm on the sheets, then there's always a risk. Or if you're having sex on an vile counter.

Best bet is to always use a condom if you're honestly worried, but if neither of you have an STD, chances are you won't contract anything.

[Perseus]

I've never understood how one gets an STD in the first place(besides sex, obviously). I mean, they had to come from somewhere. Goddamned public education. :P

[Bmatlman]

Goddamned public education. :P

lol i agree.

[bmxkid313]

well like any other desise there are cells witch are bad for you like HIV cells attack the helper T cells in your body and they tell the body what type of antibody's to create to fight the infection and without the helper T cells you cant fight it very well and your immune system gets weakened

[Bmatlman]

wow but i think he was woundering what starts a STD

[IAMWILL]

Well you have to be careful and observant.
For example, if your partner has a kankersore or a cold sore (which is HSV1, also know as HERPES) and gives you a blowjob you could contract that disease and it would turn into HSV2, GENITAL HERPES. The difference between HSV1 and HSV2 is just that 1 is above the waist and 2 is below.

[Nathan_B]

They don't just appear....

[swimfreak85]

i beilive not

[ShatteredWings]

Relationships and Dating > VTGH


No, STDs don't spontaniously happen

[Syvelocin]

STDs are passed through contact with bodily fluids, such as blood and semen, but not saliva. Mothers can pass an STD to her baby either while it's still in the womb for certain STDs and others during the delivery. HIV however can also be transmitted through breastfeeding, unlike other STDs.