can you get an STD?
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certainly.we'll miss you our friend. RIP -
If you'd've put the rubber on first, you wouldn't have to ask this question.
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Back to sex ed for you.
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Nah, never happenned to me, just asking a question.
I thought most STD's died upon contact with air?Comment
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Originally posted by quiet
certainly.- David Hall
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Originally posted by Paraskass
Nah, never happenned to me, just asking a question.
I thought most STD's died upon contact with air?
"most"
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Originally posted by Paraskass
I thought most STD's died upon contact with air?
Damn, no wonder why STD's are so easily transmitted.
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most will die in the air after a few mins...but just being in the air doesnt kill them...Comment
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Thats why if you sleeping with some random chick you don't care about pleasing her, just fuck the bitch and end of story haha.Comment
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chances are slim, but you can still get it. Depends also what kind of std, there are many of them. HIV, I doubt, since the virus lives only in moist places and your skin releases salts, acids, so it would kill the virus.Last edited by Lev; 12-04-2004, 11:28 AM.Comment
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Beware of girls who masterbate themselves then give you handjobs!Comment
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Lol... I was thinking the same thing!Originally posted by NaughtyAlysha
Paranoid?I'm just a newbie.Comment
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Nice to know we have experts on STD's around hereOriginally posted by Rantan
most will die in the air after a few mins...but just being in the air doesnt kill them...
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Actually. Youre wrong.Originally posted by Lev
chances are slim, but you can still get it. Depends also what kind of std, there are many of them. HIV, I doubt, since the virus lives only in moist places and your skin releases salts, acids, so it would kill the virus.
Salts and acids do not kill HIV.
My brother died of AIDS in 98 and we spent many weeks taking
courses on the disease and other std's. In lab tests, the AIDS
virus lived up to 12 hours in a drop of blood on a standard
countertop. Other viruses also showed activity for several
hours as well.
Some people think that there are safeties when it comes to
transmission. So wrong. When my brother was being treated,
he was also participating in experimental research such as
measuring the amount of the virus in his tears, saliva and
other fluids obviously. Results werent good.
Any fluid contact whether it be orally or "by hand" is a
potential transmittal. If theres a way inside your body be it
a minute undetectable cut on your finger...it'll find it.
Caution and being "choosy" is key Id say....even then...my brother
lived for ten years with HIV and no one could tell he had it until
he ended up with Kaposi's Sarcoma which made it obvious....
So...there you go.
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