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Is a condom the best way to protect against a std? other thn abstinence. q sexual partner i hav had i always made sure they wore a condom is this good
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Protecting Health!: Great job. Condoms do not protect against every single std, but most of them. It also protects against unwanted pregnancy. This is a healthy practice to continue until you are in a committed monogamous relationship and your partner is std free.
Answered 4/9/2013
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