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Who has higher risk of stis? bi, hetero women, hetero men, gays, lesbians?
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The careless: There is a risk of STD's in all of these categories. The basic advice is to assess risk, establish honesty and trust, and use protective measures at all times. You will not make a lifestyle choice based on the risk of STD's anyway so what would this information tell you?
Answered 8/1/2016
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