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Enlarge Image Shutterstock Two years ago, Abby Norman was in the heat of the moment with a guy she was casually dating. When was the last time he was exposed to a sexually transmitted infection STI? Does he always use a condom? Her partner hesitated to answer her questions, and that made her nervous. Abby Norman, 25, is vigilant about practicing safe sex — but says that her peers often tease her for her directness.


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Riding a person bareback means having sex with them without a condom. Having bareback sex is considered kind of risky and dangerous, since it increases your chances of STIs and pregnancy. Barebacking can range from fetishistic — some porn companies tout that they shoot bareback only — to just wanting to have sex without a condom because you prefer it that way. Still, with 1 out of 8 people being unaware of their HIV-positive status , literally everyone is encouraged to use protection. How To: If you and your partner are considering ditching condoms, talk to your partner about their latest test results and make a decision together that feels safe and responsible. Jennifer Caudle , family physician and assistant professor at Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine, previously told Cosmopolitan. This is where it goes beyond conversations about STDs but really conversations about who are you as people, how much you trust your partner, [and] how dedicated are you?



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HIV stands for human immunodeficiency virus. It is the virus that can lead to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, or AIDS. Unlike some other viruses, the human body cannot get rid of HIV.

Lees voor Sex without condoms with your steady partner In certain situations, it is possible to stop using condoms in steady relationships: Are you both HIV negative, as far as you know? Get tested for HIV to find out if that is still the case for both of you. Afterwards, you can stop using condoms with each other if you both agree to always have only safe sex with others. Does one of you have HIV? Under certain conditions you can stop using condoms with each other.