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Same thing different taste
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If he got gonorrhea and OP doesn't that means he cheated on her
Or, he could of had it already, and just found out.
No it doesn't. She says he's her *new* boyfriend. He probably already had it when they met but didn't know yet.
It's usually asymptomatic which means he could have had it for years and never known until recent testing
Your boyfriend should avoid Fred's advice and NOT **** you right in the pussy
Was that supposed to be funny or.....
Seems someone's relationship has gone-awry-ah.
Slap slap slap... Clap clap clap... Slap slap slap... Clap clap clap...
Well atleast he called u
Better than herpes!
No, no, not std. Ftd op.
It's just one more thing you guys have in common op! It'll bring you closer together.
That'll teach you to use the same toilet as a random boy. That's why courting takes awhile before marriage. To make sure your other doesn't have anything before sexy times.
Well sometimes it can be asymptomatic and a person won't know for years that they even have anything, so you could go through the whole courting and marriage thing before even figuring it out (that's why many people get tested before being married, even if they've been "courting" for many years). That or you could get married and then your partner cheats on you and you end up with an STD. My point being, waiting to get married (or waiting a couple of years) before having sex doesn't necessarily mean you'll never end up with an STD. It certainly helps, but it's not a 100% guarantee.
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At least it's not an untreatable STD.
It's the gift that keeps on giving.