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When using condoms and other barrier methods, it’s important to follow instructions.

Make sure you both get tested to know for sure that neither of you has an STD. This is 

one of the most reliable ways to avoid STD

Using condoms correctly makes them more effective. 

Effective STI prevention begins before any sexual activity. 

Before you decide to stop using protections , it’s a good idea to be in a committed relationship and trust the person you’re with, Swiader says. Whether you’re monogamous or not, you should be clear about what the arrangement is and comfortable with it.

If you’re feeling squeamish about bringing up the DTR convo, that could be a sign that you’re not feeling totally comfortable in the relationship. And if that’s true, consider asking yourself: 

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Am I okay having unprotected s3x with someone I’m not able to have a relationship conversation with? Although how you choose to have s3x is always up to you and your partner, most people have the best sexual experiences when they really trust the person they are having them with. Before you decide to have sex without a condom, ask yourself: 

https://www.cdc.gov/std/prevention/lowdown/

Do I trust that my partner cares about my well-being? Do I trust that this person will tell me the truth about STI testing?

Condoms and other barriers are very good at preventing the exchange of bodily fluids that contain the virus or bacteria.

They can also help to minimize skin-to-skin contact, though they don’t completely remove this risk.

https://www.healthline.com/health/sexually-transmitted-diseases/safe-sex#potential-risks

Having a conversation about sexual health with your partner is key, but not everyone with an STI knows they have one. That’s why it’s so important to get tested.

If you or your partner has an STI diagnosis, talk about it. That way you can both make informed decisions.

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