Is it possible that a STD MAY NOT be passed to a sexual partner even tho the two partners are NOT protected?
Answer:
It's like Russian Roulette and DEFINATELY not worth the risk. Protect yourself
Yes it is possible but why play with those odds.
Anything's possible, but it's not likely.
Yes it's possible.
yeah i agree with her answer
Yes..there may not be 100-percent transmission.
Just because your partner may have an STD and you have sex unprocted, does not mean that STD will be passed on to you for sure but why would you risk it. Always be protected, STD or not. If you are going to have sex, you need to be safe and protected. Nobody is good enough that you should risk your health for them.
it is possible but why take that chance?
If you had unprotected sex with an infected partner & you feel fine, you should go get tested because most std's can be asymptematic ( have no symptoms) and you could infect others and possibly reinfect your partner if they get treated.
it's possable if you do anal, oral or a guy just takes it out before seamen comes out
most definately. u can have sex hundreds of time w/ someone who has an STD and not neccessarily get it. i have seen studies where one partner was infected w/ and STD, anything from herpes to HIV, and their partner was not. over a 10 yr period they had sex unprotected and the infected partner NEVER got exposed to the STD. i wouldnt say do it if u can avoid it.
Some diseases are more easily transferred. It's possible that it won't be spread but don't risk it. Condoms may take away some sensation but the sensation of herpes would be a worse outcome. 10 minutes of good sex in exchange for a lifetime of Hell. It's not worth it.
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