So if you have one, youre far from alone.
Janet Brito, PhD, is an AASECT certified sex therapist.
Another 40 percent didnt share their positive STI status before having sex with a casual partner.
OK, but…why?
Still, she and other sexual health experts admit, its not always easy.
This can hopefully translate to conversations regarding STIs, she says.
David J. Ley, PhD, is an Albuquerque-based clinical psychologist who specializes in sexuality.
Meaning the conversation might not be as intense as you imagine in your head.
Its Amazing How Its All Connected.
Heres how I approach contraception, heres my health status, and the last time I got tested.
Needle suggests asking, when was the last time you were tested for STIs?
and then follow up with what were the results?
If they avoid the question, she recommends asking again.
If they continue to dodge it, you have a decision to make, she says.
by the condom, the CDC says.
But, if you have an incurable STI, its crucial to double-check your partner is aware.
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