Sexually transmitted diseases are past from one person to another. If one person has an infection, they may pass it to a sexual partner. Sexually transmitted infectious diseases do not pop up spontaneously. An infected person transmits them to another
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"Correct". That said, life is not black or white, which means there is no Yes or No answer to this question. Examples of when the answer is "Incorrect": you have oral herpes (not considered an STI) and create genital herpes (an STI) in your STI-free partner by doing oral sex; you have molluscum on your face (not considered an STI) and create genital molluscum (an STI) in your STI-free partner.
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